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US Airways introduces fee for paper tickets
Saturday, 31 Aug, 2005
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US Airways is to begin charging a fee for customers who request a paper ticket where an electronic ticket is possible.
The charge of £25 will apply from October 1 when a traveller request a paper ticket or requires an e-ticket be printed at any US Airways location.
US Airways Sales and marketing director UK and Ireland said: “This change brings us into line with the industry and will allow us to remain competitive in the marketplace.” She said the majority of passengers already use e-tickets.
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