Frank F. Matthews

Miguel Cruz wrote:
    > randee <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >>In our experience both United and American are still issuing paper
    >>tickets for flights to Europe. I must admit though, those are the only
    >>cases in which I have had paper tickets issued.

    > Just flew United to Istanbul and back (FRA-IST-FRA codeshare on LH),
    > purchased off the United web site, e-tickets the whole way. Likewise United
    > to Amsterdam a few months back, same story.
    >
    > miguel

Possibly because it involved a code share (Delta ticket on an Air France
flight) I was sent a paper ticket for my flight to Paris this month. FFM

Jcoulter

"Frank F. Matthews" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

    > Miguel Cruz wrote:
    >> randee <[email protected]> wrote:
    >>
    >>>In our experience both United and American are still issuing paper
    >>>tickets for flights to Europe. I must admit though, those are the
    >>>only cases in which I have had paper tickets issued.
    >
    >> Just flew United to Istanbul and back (FRA-IST-FRA codeshare on LH),
    >> purchased off the United web site, e-tickets the whole way. Likewise
    >> United to Amsterdam a few months back, same story.
    >>
    >> miguel
    >
    > Possibly because it involved a code share (Delta ticket on an Air
    > France flight) I was sent a paper ticket for my flight to Paris this
    > month. FFM
    >
    >

Delta Airfrance in Paris and Delta in Zurich are Delta's paper ticket
routes (or so the agent told me when I checked in with an Air France
return from paris.) Delta from Paris or AF from Paris all by self is OK
to e ticket for some strange reason.