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Anyone ever use Australian Holidays /Club travel for going to Oz?

  • 11-11-2009 8:59pm
    #1
    hmmmmmm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 51 ✭✭


    Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone ever used the above for heading to Australia. Basically, I got posted what just seems to be a travel itinerary. But no tickets attached, just one e-ticket number, am I missing something? Where do I get my tickets?


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  • #2
    Schrodingercat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 138 ✭✭Schrodingercat


    is there a number with 10 or 13 digits, as well as the 6 character number? If so thats your ticket.

    The old style Ticket has been phased out for the last year. All tickets are now e-tickets so are printed on A4 paper, and look like an itinerary.

    Not half as exciting but a lot less hassle if you lose it :)


  • #3
    hmmmmmm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 51 ✭✭hmmmmmm


    Cheers dude, there's a 13 digit number on A4 piece of paper. I'm probably old fashioned and remember when you got a ticket for each leg of the journey!. So this 13 digit number can be used for each step of the journey?


  • #4
    Schrodingercat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 138 ✭✭Schrodingercat


    If its 13 digits then you have a ticket. That should work for your entire journey

    It may also have a 6 character combination of letters and numbers for each airline you use (so if its Aer lingus to London, and qantas to Sydney you would have 2). Thats different to your 6 character 'pnr reference' .
    Thats how my tickets are, but I have never traveled with Club travel

    The 13 digit number is your ticket number, the other thing is your airline reference.

    Pretty sure you just need those 2 bits of information to get on the plane (even written on the back of a beer mat).

    But if you are any way unclear you are as well dropping them a mail to put your mind at ease. Thats what you pay them for.


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