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Emirates launches e-ticketing in Oman
DUBAI — Oman is the latest of Emirates' Middle East destinations to be equipped with the electronic ticketing facility, making the airline's network in the region now 100 per cent e-ticket enabled.
Emirates has taken the lead in the region in the move towards completely paperless, electronic ticketing that benefits both the customer and the airline by providing greater convenience, reduced processing time, simplified operations and faster check-in. Customer response to this facility all over the network, and particularly in the Middle East, has been extremely positive.
E-tickets can be issued at any time online via www.emirates.com or through Emirates' Call Centres, travel hubs and ticketing offices. Passengers opting to use e-tickets receive email receipts, detailing their travel itinerary and payment details, which must be printed and presented at the airport during check-in.
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