Ticket

Any ideas on buying an airline ticket without the internet?
Q. I am buying an airline ticket for my fiance's best friend to come and visit him for his birthday (he's in Maine, we are in North Carolina). I can not buy it online because my fiance will see the purchase on the account and it's a surprise. I know that if I go to the ticket counter at the airport tickets are usually more expensive than they are online. Do you think that if I print out the page that has the price of the ticket I want they will sell it to me for that price? Or do you have any other ideas on how to get an online price without buying it online?
Asked by meggybucks1 - Wed Apr 4 10:55:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Call Travelocity, Orbitz, etc using their toll-free phone numbers (1-888-872-8356 and 1-888-656-4546 respectively). You can order your tickets over the phone and get the same deals that you'd find online. They'll tell you what flights are available and you can put it on a credit card or possibly even authorize a draft from a checking account. With heightened security, you'll probably need your fiance's friend's SSN to schedule their seat on a flight on their behalf. Good luck, it sounds like a fun surprise!
Answered by fyrcracker99 - Wed Apr 4 20:50:04 2007

What to do about a ticket for driving without insurance?
Q. (I live in Washington). I got a ticket today for driving without insurance. It says on my ticket that I can do either a mitigation hearing or a contested hearing (contested being where you challenge the infraction). I intend to get insurance so I can bring it with to court. But is there some way I can get this deferred or something? This is my very first ticket.
Asked by steviechu1111 - Tue Jan 20 23:05:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I believe the "mitigation hearing" means If you buy insurance now, take the proof of insurance to court with you, the ticket may be (mitigated) dismissed.
Answered by Entidtil - Wed Jan 21 08:59:46 2009

Is there an option to buy airline tickets that allow you to transfer a ticket to another person if necessary?
Q. In a few months, I'm going to be planning a group trip for some students at my school to attend a national conference in NYC. We will need to fly there. If someone can't go (and doesn't know this until after the ticket is bought), but we have an alternate, is there a way to make it so that the alternate can use the original person's ticket? This group would be anywhere from 6-8 people. I know group options for flights tend to start at 10 people
Asked by chicadee - Sun Feb 28 16:01:06 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Nope...tickets are nontransferable...
Answered by kapn - Sun Feb 28 18:22:39 2010