air asia

[r3aps]

i got an email of air asia with a text attached,it says my flight details and confirmation of payment.is this what i print out and take with me as an eticket???
i work for an airline and have heard of etickets but never used or seen one.
the attachment on my email i have just looks very unsecure and nothing like a ticket at all.
i have pasted it here,minus a few details i think might be better off with me.

thxs if anyone can confirm this is an eticket.
steve

Thai AirAsia Company Limited
3300/98-99 18th Floor, Block B, Elephant Tower, Phahol-yothin Road,
Ladyao, Chatujak, Bangkok 10900 Tax ID 3031070455


Receipt/Tax Invoice


Booking Number: xxxxxx
Booking Date: 07OCT04
Mr shepherd/stephen
xx
easthampstead
bracknell
OTHERS
UK
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Passenger Name(s):
SHEPHERD/STEPHEN REYNOLDS/DEAN
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AIR ASIA FLIGHT NUMBER FD3014

Thursday 23 December 04 DEPART: BANGKOK INT'L 03:55 PM
ARRIVE: PHUKET INT'L 05:15 PM
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AIR ASIA FLIGHT NUMBER FD3019

Saturday 08 January 054 DEPART: PHUKET INT'L 11:05 PM
ARRIVE: BANGKOK INT'L 12:25 AM
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Fare: 4,100.00 BAH
Aiport tax, Insurance and Admin Fee: 600.00 BAH
VAT: 329.00 BAH
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Total 5,029.00 BAH

Payment(s)/Tax Invoice Date:
07OCT04 Visa: 5,029.00 BAH
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Balance Due: 0.00 BAH





Please take note of the following important rules (subject to special terms and conditions governing promotional fares
or other special fares and AirAsia's

General terms and conditions and any modifications thereto from time to time)

1. AirAsia booking ONCE CONFIRMED, CANNOT BE CANCELLED AND PAYMENTS MADE ARE NOT REFUNDABLE.
2. Within 48 hours before flight, name change is allowed subject to immediately payment of a fee of Baht 500 per passenger
and authentication of the original passenger's identity.
3. Change of flight is allowed subject to immediately payment of a fee of Baht 500 per passenger per sector provided that
the change is made more than 48 hours prior to departure time. Due to the higher different fare because of flight change,
AirAsia will collect the different fare together with the flight change fee payment.
4. For promotional fare, Flight Change and name change are not allowed
5. Maximum free baggage weight allowance is 15kg. For excess baggage, a fee of Baht 100 per kg will be charged for
international flight and Baht 80 for domestic flight. Hand luggage (Unchecked Baggage) weight must not exceed 7 kg.
6. Check in counter will be opened 2 hours before flight and close 45 minutes before flight. Passenger need to bring
booking number together with ID card or passport to identify themselves at the check in counter. For infant or children
that have no ID card or passport, please bring birth certificate for check in. AirAsia may refuse to carry you on board
if you appear to be improperly documented and not ready to travel.
7. Passenger need to pay Thailand airport tax upon their international flight departure at the airport, AirAsia did not included
Thailand airport tax in your payment to AirAsia.
8. 7% Value Added Tax (VAT) will be charged on top of total payment for domestic flight and 0% Value Added Tax (VAT) for
international flight.

For more information please contact Call Center at 0-2515-9999 or www.airasia.com

Once again, thank you for choosing to fly with AirAsia and see you onboard soon.

[Coolhand]

Seems OK to me Steve,
Used to fly Easyjet a bit, all you need is email and form of ID.
Not sure about Air Asia but a lot of budget airlines operate on ticketless system - you won't even be allocated a seat on your boarding card, but there will be a boarding number, just grab any seat when you get on airplane

[r3aps]

Originally Posted by Coolhand

Seems OK to me Steve,
Used to fly Easyjet a bit, all you need is email and form of ID.
Not sure about Air Asia but a lot of budget airlines operate on ticketless system - you won't even be allocated a seat on your boarding card, but there will be a boarding number, just grab any seat when you get on airplane

ok thanks,
steve

[dawsey]

[quote=r3aps]i got an email of air asia with a text attached,it says my flight details and confirmation of payment.is this what i print out and take with me as an eticket???
i work for an airline and have heard of etickets but never used or seen one.
the attachment on my email i have just looks very unsecure and nothing like a ticket at all.
i have pasted it here,minus a few details i think might be better off with me.

thxs if anyone can confirm this is an eticket.


Steve

Just remember to take the printout with you and the c/c you paid with and you will be fine.
I just printed out my eticket with Thaiair only 200b different to asiaair BTW

[Allybabba22]

[quote=dawsey]

Originally Posted by r3aps

i got an email of air asia with a text attached,it says my flight details and confirmation of payment.is this what i print out and take with me as an eticket???
i work for an airline and have heard of etickets but never used or seen one.
the attachment on my email i have just looks very unsecure and nothing like a ticket at all.
i have pasted it here,minus a few details i think might be better off with me.

thxs if anyone can confirm this is an eticket.


Steve

Just remember to take the printout with you and the c/c you paid with and you will be fine.
I just printed out my eticket with Thaiair only 200b different to asiaair BTW

The price steve has up is for 2 passengers, I thought thaiair was 5000baht for one, Maybe im wrong?

[r3aps]

Originally Posted by allybabba22

The price steve has up is for 2 passengers, I thought thaiair was 5000baht for one, Maybe im wrong?

thai air is 5250 baht for one person with air asia i got the 2 persons for pretty much the same price.
i also got flights from phuket-bkk-khon keaen-bkk-phuket for 16,000 baht for 3 persons.
steve

[r3aps]

[quote=dawsey]

Originally Posted by r3aps

i got an email of air asia with a text attached,it says my flight details and confirmation of payment.is this what i print out and take with me as an eticket???
i work for an airline and have heard of etickets but never used or seen one.
the attachment on my email i have just looks very unsecure and nothing like a ticket at all.
i have pasted it here,minus a few details i think might be better off with me.

thxs if anyone can confirm this is an eticket.


Steve

Just remember to take the printout with you and the c/c you paid with and you will be fine.
I just printed out my eticket with Thaiair only 200b different to asiaair BTW

please dont tell me i need the credit card,i didnt book on mine and the persons i used is not travelling with me.
steve

[MrDragon]

No...As far as I know..U should be fine with your passport...and same for ur friend...(if Thai,id is ok..).

Yes..that is ur E-ticket...

I even have been travelling with my bookings written on a piece of paper..so as long as u got ur passport you will be fine...

Dont forget to travel light...

[eric-the-viking]

steve i ould double check , as all my flight are e tickets and they have all stated i need to show the credit card i paid with along with a print out and my pass port.
sorry to have to tell ya

[dawsey]

Originally Posted by allybabba22

The price steve has up is for 2 passengers, I thought thaiair was 5000baht for one, Maybe im wrong?

Didn't read steves post properly did I.You are correct Ali
Yes of course airasia is much cheaper than Thaiair.I would have used them but they are not flying over Songkran period

Steve
I have booked 3 times for flights for etickets and they have all stated to show the credit card that was used to pay.I still dont see the problem though if you show your passport & eticket printout .After all, the ticket is in your name.

[r3aps]

Originally Posted by dawsey

Didn't read steves post properly did I.You are correct Ali
Yes of course airasia is much cheaper than Thaiair.I would have used them but they are not flying over Songkran period

Steve
I have booked 3 times for flights for etickets and they have all stated to show the credit card that was used to pay.I still dont see the problem though if you show your passport & eticket printout .After all, the ticket is in your name.

yea got me a bit worried now,but it says if not your credit card,name of card holder so surely you cant need it,passport and printout i hope will be fine
steve

[dawsey]

Originally Posted by r3aps

yea got me a bit worried now,but it says if not your credit card,name of card holder so surely you cant need it,passport and printout i hope will be fine
steve

Could always take a photocopy of your mates cc steve. Airasia can hardly send you back home can they

[eric-the-viking]

i would still double check.
at first i thought it was because i had booked buisness class,but it seems to be the norm .
best to check it out as it will save face later.

[Nicke]

I have been using Air Asia a couple of times now and it works fine. Just show your booking number and everything will be fine. They charge the credit card you booked on for the ticket(s). I also think they can search on your name if you forgot the booking number.

I never needed to show my card when getting my boarding card (it's like a standard receipt paper).

[LivinLOS]

I know that if using the E-Ticket system of Thai air the person who pays with CC MUST fly with the group or the flight is not allowed..

Booked my brothers GF a ticket via my CC and she was not allowed to fly.

Its not listed in the above T&C's but... Check the small print.

[r3aps]

Originally Posted by LivinLOS

I know that if using the E-Ticket system of Thai air the person who pays with CC MUST fly with the group or the flight is not allowed..

Booked my brothers GF a ticket via my CC and she was not allowed to fly.

Its not listed in the above T&C's but... Check the small print.

i have checked on the air asia webby and i cannot find anywhere where it says u must have cc payer with you.

Ticketless concept is a replacement of the current method of traditional air tickets that has been used by AirAsia over the last many years. With Ticketless travel, all you need to do is to book your flight and you will be issued a booking number.

Instead of the traditional air ticket, a flight itinerary with your travel details will be emailed or handed to you after you have made your payment. It is important that you provide us with correct numbers where you can be reached.

You do not have to bring your flight itinerary with you for Check-In. All you need to remember is your booking number, or mention your name. You must show your identity card or passport for identification and Check-In purposes.

It is more convenient and so much easier to travel this way. You do not have to bring a ticket along - it is one less thing to forget! And most importantly, it helps us keep our costs low so that we can pass on these savings back to you and keep your fares low!

The only documentation you have to bring are those you should have with you at all times- your Identity Card, or if you are a tourist, your passport.

and i have read all the small print,i am satisfied i only need the booking number.
steve

[MrDragon]

Well..Ive bought tickets to friends with my cc (Air Asia) and they have been travelling alone..never a problem so far...

[Nicke]

Same here, I have bought tickets for my gf too and she went alone, no problem.

Originally Posted by MrDragon

Well..Ive bought tickets to friends with my cc (Air Asia) and they have been travelling alone..never a problem so far...

[Coyotee]

I have been using Airasia in all my flights to Thailand and Indonesia. What you required is just your passport or ID.....I just use my passport and thats it...no problem so far.

Malaysian

[r3aps]

Originally Posted by Malaysian

I have been using Airasia in all my flights to Thailand and Indonesia. What you required is just your passport or ID.....I just use my passport and thats it...no problem so far.

Malaysian

having bought tickets for khon kaen i can confirm bangkok airways requires cc holder to travel.
steve

[mlay]

U can see, as write below, u just need to show ur booking number ID or passport



Booking
number: XXXXXX
Status: CONFIRMED (see payment details)

You will need to provide this booking number and a valid Identity Card (IC) or Passport at check-in counters to receive your boarding pass.
now you can pay via Direct Debit


From Bangkok (BKK) to Phuket (HKT) - L FARE



Friday, 28/01/2005 Flight 3014 Depart Bangkok (BKK) at 15:55 and arrive in Phuket (HKT) at 17:15



From Phuket (HKT) to Bangkok (BKK) - L FARE



Friday, 11/02/2005 Flight 3015 Depart Phuket (HKT) at 17:45 and arrive in Bangkok (BKK) at 19:05


1 Guest:
Guest 1: ANDREY MARTIAL

Total for 1 Guest
Fare price THB 2100.00
Taxes THB 468.00
Total price THB 2568.00



Payment via Credit Card
Form of payment MasterCard
Payment Status CONFIRMED
Cardholder name Andrêy Martial
Card Number xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Payment amount THB2568.00