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I have recently booked e-tickets, what forms of ID do I require if I check in at the check in desk.? |
Travel Info The reason for me asking is that I have never used this before and am a bit curious about whats what Travel Tips passport and visa (if applicable) Others Drivers license, passport, or government issued I.D.. I presume you mean airline tickets? Passport is what you need, even for internal flights in the UK passport is best form of ID. You may be able to use other check the smallprint T&C on the site you used to book em. If you are in the USA going somewhere within the USA all you need is a government issued photo ID. A Driver's License or Passport will work. You might also need the credit card that e-ticket was bought with. If you call the airline they can verify this information. Your picture I.D. (driver's license or passport), and the credit card you used to purchase the ticket. I used this method last year flying from LHR to JFK. All that is needed is your passport and e-ticket. Drivers licence / passport |
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