Thread: myidtravel information ?

Martin, most of the time you have to go to your employee travel dept.....I work for USAirways, when I need something, I have to go to my ticket counter and buy the ticket that way...unless im traveling on my own airline....

Dan

Hi Martin - as far as I understand SU is not working with myidtravel. They are, however, working with ID90 including who at some point in the future plan to facilitate interline eTicketing for ZED travel. If/once they do that SU should be able to issue eZED for travel on OAL but only on those airlines that accept interline eTickets for ZED. Some, like SK, LH and WN, can't or won't, so it's possible you won't be able to travel on them. Most airlines, however, will reciprocally implement IET so you should be well covered.

You cannot access myidtravel for ticketing unless your airline is a customer of their ticketing product. You can, however, access the site to create a flight listing on those airlines that use them for flight listing.

thanks a lot for your replies.
thanks for the idea with id90.com. we used to be able to issue ZED paper tickets, but
as many airlines are starting to use ezeds, all the contracts will end soon.
hope that we will soon get our passwords and usernames for id90.com
have a good day
martin

To access ID90.com
Your airline code and emp: ex SUEMP
password: the first three numbers of your airline ticket stock

In general, the userid/password provided above is the right format, however, SU is a customer of ID90. Its very possible you will have a slightly different means to sign in depending on the functionality SU has contracted. some SU customer airlines have an automatic sign-in from their own employee portal. Others have more elaborate log-in which requires the individual user to identify a unique password and user ID is an employee number.