I have no idea why it wasn't allowed in the first place but I'm glad the Department of Justice as well as Bureau of Immigration finally came to a conclusion that passengers no longer need to present hard copies of airline tickets upon check-in. This is good news to all my fellow Travel Junkies out there! ;)
I got rid of my printer the moment I graduated from college so it's quite a hassle for me to set up printer at home just to produce a copy of those e-tickets. Not only do we save time and effort but also mother nature. Less paper consumption means more trees for our lovely planet earth. Woohoo!
P.S. How I wish same rule apply to movie and concert tickets. Hihihi.
I got rid of my printer the moment I graduated from college so it's quite a hassle for me to set up printer at home just to produce a copy of those e-tickets. Not only do we save time and effort but also mother nature. Less paper consumption means more trees for our lovely planet earth. Woohoo!
P.S. How I wish same rule apply to movie and concert tickets. Hihihi.
Oy, pag movie tickets di na kelangan i-print ha. For example Sureseats sa Ayala. Usually pinipicturan ko na lang yung ticket sa phone ko. Hahahaha. And SM Cinemas also has that send to phone code, no need to print it out! :P
ReplyDeleteReally?! Choosy nung mga cashier sa Market2 kailangan lagi may print. SM Aura ok lang kahit pakita na lang reference no. Hehe.
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