Hi
First time post.
I recently booked online on the virgin website a 2 passenger flight on VS250/251 LHR to Shanghai (PVG), booked online on a saturday early afternoon, got the booking reference, but not the e-ticket, and that was that. I understood it was a non refundable ticket, it was booked as economy - lowest Q.
Then the next day my flight companion, due to a mix up, was not able to travel, so I called on sunday morning and explained that although I understood that the ticket was non refundable, no ticket had yet been issued.. (as I had not yet recieved e-mail notification of an e-ticket)
In fact according to Virgin (on the website) the issue of an e-ticket can take up to 96 hours, the staff at virgin when I called were absolutely fine about it and cancelled the whole itinerary and I immediately rebooked (30 seconds later) online for a ticket for myself.
Thought others might like to know. Is this a glitch at the weekend only, or is it a feature of e-ticketing that is always available?
First time post.
I recently booked online on the virgin website a 2 passenger flight on VS250/251 LHR to Shanghai (PVG), booked online on a saturday early afternoon, got the booking reference, but not the e-ticket, and that was that. I understood it was a non refundable ticket, it was booked as economy - lowest Q.
Then the next day my flight companion, due to a mix up, was not able to travel, so I called on sunday morning and explained that although I understood that the ticket was non refundable, no ticket had yet been issued.. (as I had not yet recieved e-mail notification of an e-ticket)
In fact according to Virgin (on the website) the issue of an e-ticket can take up to 96 hours, the staff at virgin when I called were absolutely fine about it and cancelled the whole itinerary and I immediately rebooked (30 seconds later) online for a ticket for myself.
Thought others might like to know. Is this a glitch at the weekend only, or is it a feature of e-ticketing that is always available?