How do I travel with an electronic ticket?
Electronic tickets (e-tickets) make traveling convenient for many reasons. You will not have to worry about misplacing your tickets since everything is done electronically and in the airline system. You will not be asked to present anything at check-in but your government issued ID. You can carry your email confirmation with you if you wish. If you need to print out your itinerary you can do so by using your reference code and visiting our informational websites. Your reference code is a 6 character code that will either be made up of both letters & numbers or just letters only. If your code has only letters please visit www.virtuallythere.com and if your code has both letters and numbers please visit www.checkmytrip.com. You can print out the information from there.
Electronic tickets allow you the convenience of traveling without being required to carry traditional paper tickets. You do not have to worry about losing your airline tickets. With an electronic ticket, all that you need at check-in is your valid government-issued ID card (a passport for international travel), a copy of your itinerary, and the ability to satisfy any foreign entry requirements of a nation you will visit (sometimes a travel visa, for instance, is required). You can obtain a copy of your itinerary by printing out your confirmation screen, confirmation email, or using our Check My Reservation page. That page will allow you to monitor any changes the airline might make to its flight schedule. However, always reconfirm your flights directly with the airline 24 hours prior to departure, as airlines frequently have last-minute schedule changes. For a list of airline phone numbers, please visit the Airline Contact page. You do NOT need to bring the specific credit card that yo
Electronic tickets allow both American Express and the airline you are flying to store your ticket on our respective computer systems. The customer has no need to worry about carrying or possibly losing their tickets. No paper document is issued until you check-in with the airline. While it is a good idea to bring a copy of your e-ticket receipt with you on your day of travel, it is not required to have a receipt to check-in. You will need your proper identification (government issued photo ID – driver’s license, state identification card, or passport) for all travelers. The Transportation Security Administration has enacted a policy at most airports that requires all passengers, including e-ticket holders, to obtain a boarding pass (obtained at the airline check-in counter or airline kiosk if available) before entering any security checkpoint that leads to a flight gate.
Electronic tickets allow you the convenience of traveling without being required to carry traditional paper tickets. You do not have to worry about losing your airline tickets. With an electronic ticket, all that you need at check-in is your valid government-issued ID card (a passport for international travel), a copy of your itinerary, and the ability to satisfy any foreign entry requirements of a nation you will visit (sometimes a travel visa, for instance, is required). You can obtain a copy of your itinerary by printing out your confirmation screen, confirmation email, or using our Check My Reservation page. That page will allow you to monitor any changes the airline might make to its flight schedule. However, always reconfirm your flights directly with the airline 24 hours prior to departure, as airlines frequently have last-minute schedule changes. For a list of airline phone numbers, please visit the Airline Contact page.
