Is there a express line for ppl who print their own boarding card..

[The Stigenator]

i am checking in one luggage.. and i want to print out my pass at home.. or should i stand in line for the boarding pass...

Im flying to chicago tommorow morning.. boy its going to be cold

 

[minendo]

Do curbside check in.

Or if it is an eticket go to the eticket express line.

 

[TuxDave]

Any way to convert your luggage into a carry-on? If so, then lots of places have an express line where you just print out your boarding pass.

 

[Triumph]

I don't believe you can print out your bording pass early if you are checking luggage. I'm sure it varies by airline. Some airlines still don't have the option of printing out your bording passes yet.

Use the e-ticket kiosks. Every airport I've been in (and that's alot), things always go alot quicker when they have ample e-ticket kiosks.

 

[vegetation]

Depends on the airline. Delta, for instance, allows you to print your boarding card online but if you need to check luggage then you need to use the kiosk at the airport to check-in. This is because the luggage tag, due to its long length and stickyness, cannot be self-printed. But the kiosks are normally equipped to do this on the spot.

 

[ElFenix]

eticket is usually an express line of somesort, but it depends on the airline and the airport.

if you're not checking luggage then you won't have to go through all the crap

 

[Sundog]

DON"T FLY UNITED OUT OF RENO if you want to do curbside check-in of you luggage. Bad, bad memories....:frown:

 

[The Stigenator]

well im flying southwest out of LAX.

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: TheGoodGuy
well im flying southwest out of LAX.

ahh, terminal 1 . . .

i dont think i've seen people doing curbside . . .

 

[JoeKing]

Just do what every other jackass does and try to bring everything on, no matter how huge the bag, on the flight as carry on. :|

 

[The Stigenator]

Originally posted by: JoeKing
Just do what every other jackass does and try to bring everything on, no matter how huge the bag, on the flight as carry on. :|

lol if you knew me you would know i try to keep minimum things on me inside the plane..

I am going to be going to an area where the temps are in -10 (for tommorow night) by the time i arrive there at my final destination. I have never been to an area that cold.. im trying to go all prepared.

 

[JoeKing]

Originally posted by: TheGoodGuy

Originally posted by: JoeKing
Just do what every other jackass does and try to bring everything on, no matter how huge the bag, on the flight as carry on. :|

lol if you knew me you would know i try to keep minimum things on me inside the plane..

I am going to be going to an area where the temps are in -10 (for tommorow night) by the time i arrive there at my final destination. I have never been to an area that cold.. im trying to go all prepared.

Having just come from a visit to Beijing (expereinced -14 C) all I can advise is.... layers. Lots and lots of layers. Don't forget about your legs. Thermals are a godsend when that wind hits you!

 

[tami]

Originally posted by: Triumph
I don't believe you can print out your bording pass early if you are checking luggage. I'm sure it varies by airline. Some airlines still don't have the option of printing out your bording passes yet.

Use the e-ticket kiosks. Every airport I've been in (and that's alot), things always go alot quicker when they have ample e-ticket kiosks.

as stated above, you probably won't be able to print your boarding pass early as you are checking luggage. i'm not sure if the e-ticket kiosks will be available for you if that's the case. usually, that's for folks who aren't checking luggage, but sometimes, some kiosks let you specify how many pieces you are going to check, and then you'll wait on a shorter line and drop off the luggage before heading to the gate.