Has anyone ever booked a flight using expedia?

Question

I have a flight booked through them and was just wondering if all I need to do is print out my itinerary? Or do they send me some kind of boarding pass or what? How does that work?

Answer 1

They have these little "self check in" machines that remind me of an ATM at the check in counter for e-tickets. All you do is get the confirmation # off your itinerary and press it in.It will print out all your boarding passes and all you will need to do is check your luggage with the counter.I always print out my itinerary so that I have a backup and can tell all my layover times etc. But that's up to you.

Answer 2

You just print out a copy of your itinerary showing the confirmation number. You most likely won't even need that. Just check-in at the ticket counter with your valid ID and they will give you a boarding pass. Some airlines will let you print out the boarding pass providing you have a seat assignment.

Expedia is fine to use for airline tickets. They will not be sending you anything though.

Have a great trip wherever you are destined.

Answer 3

I never did before, but you are better off booking with an airline web site. Web sites like Expedia and travelocity charge you, when you pay for the flight. They charge you for using their web site. I've heard this a number of times.

Answer 4

I used them to book a trip to Hawaii. Flight, return flight, hotel and even events. It was easy and fast and they guarantee everything. I also used them to book a hotel in New York once which again was a great time saver and easy to do.

Answer 5

You should have booked through the airline's site so you wouldn't have to pay a booking fee (unless you got a super outrageously good price on a third party site)....You should print out your itinerary for personal reference.......They should have given you a confirmation number to take to the airline....from the check-in counter...that's when you'll get your tickets