The sense of anticipation of a vacation often makes tourists vigilant. While in the departure area, after spending your time shopping at duty-free shops or “relaxing” in a restaurant, you may find that you have lost your boarding pass.
It is necessary
Documents confirming the trip
Instructions
Step 1
Please contact your flight check-in counter at the airport if you find that you have accidentally lost your boarding pass before boarding. You will be given a duplicate. If you are at the boarding gate and its time is running out, contact the flight attendants as soon as possible. They have additional boarding pass blanks. After checking your passport, they will duplicate it manually. Try to avoid such situations and keep track of your documents. Your inattention can delay the landing mode and create an unpleasant situation.
Step 2
If you need your boarding pass to report your trip, keep it for the rest of your trip. Find out where you can contact for information on the fact of its loss. This can be done by calling the airport or by going to the airline's website on the Internet. In this case, you will receive competent advice depending on the specific situation. Most likely, you will be asked to write a statement containing a request for a duplicate.
Step 3
Please note that the airline is not at all obligated to issue you a duplicate. Each air carrier has its own rules for issuing boarding passes. In some cases, re-issuance of a document may be paid.
Step 4
Provide at the place of request other documents confirming the fact of your trip. It can be a certificate, certificate-account, invoice issued by a transport agency. In this case, information on the number of the travel document, route, cost and name of the passenger must be indicated. The confirmation of the trip can also be an air ticket with a receipt for its purchase or an extract from a bank card confirming the expense of funds to pay for the flight.
Step 5
Please note that when purchasing an air ticket electronically, a boarding pass is also required. It is a documentary proof of your trip.
