How does a plane ticket look?

Answer 1

like a peice of paper,with your name,seating assignment,and departing city,and destination city on it.

that's pretty much it.

usually you print hem off at a kiosk at the airport you depart from.

if you switch flights,you are given all your boarding passes at the the kisok form the ititial departing city.

most people just say boarding pass.

because msot people buy there ticket sonline,there elctronically stored,until most people either print them of there PC,a day or2 before flight,or at the airport kiosk.

like a peice of paper,with your name,seating assignment,and departing city,and destination city on it.

that's pretty much it.

usually you print hem off at a kiosk at the airport you depart from.

if you switch flights,you are given all your boarding passes at the the kisok form the ititial departing city.

most people just say boarding pass.

because msot people buy there ticket sonline,there elctronically stored,until most people either print them of there PC,a day or2 before flight,or at the airport kiosk.

Answer 2

well, if you haven't seen one yet, you might be too late already. by the end of this year, all tickets will be converted to e-ticketing(a ticket nr with flight details).

It used to be a rectangular little booklet with coupons in, covered with the airline logo. Every coupon gets extracted (at check-in) which is applicable to that specific route. The last page being the receipt.

Answer 3

Try the link below.