Trying to find out how to non rev on KLM. Is the ticket counter the only place I can buy a ZED ticket for them? What is the best way to purchase and list for a KLM flight? Thanks!
Cuda
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Trying to find out how to non rev on KLM. Is the ticket counter the only place I can buy a ZED ticket for them? What is the best way to purchase and list for a KLM flight? Thanks!
Cuda
I would talk to your own pass travel department to be sure of the exact procedures, but I know that usually you need to purchase the ZED at your own airline's ticket counter. At SkyWest, we piggyback on Delta's interline agreements and have to make a listing online ahead of time, then purchase the ticket itself (it's a paper ticket on most airlines, so hang on to it!) at a Delta ticket counter (which kind of sucks, since I work at a United Express-only station and have to drive about 100 miles to get to a Delta one).
Hello.
I work for Scandinavian airlines and we use paper ticket bought on our own ticket machine.
Regarding listing we use:
https://ifc.id90.com
Brgds Ole
We have etickets on many partners--SA, IB, AF, etc. All others are ticket counter zeds and ID's
CUDA, you need to buy KL at the counter since they are paper tickets. Look under interline agreements and you'll find the complete list.
Ole--thanks for the link!
In regards to luggage, if I buy a ZED fare, how do my bags get from the DL bird onto another airline's bird? Do I have to go to baggage claim and then back through security? Thanks!
sorry, I only do carry-on
I'm sure someone else will know
In nearly all cases at European airports you will need to clear immigration, collect your bags and clear back to landside as you are only standing by for the connecting flight and may not get accepted.
Yeah. That's what I figured. Sucks but thanks for the info.