Yes, the kiosk requires a credit card, but it’s only for identification. It reads your name from the magnetic strip. That’s it. So you only need a card in your own name, but it doesn’t need to be the card that was used to pay for the ticket.

If your company uses Travel-On’s online booking system you can access 6 months worth of past trip information there. On the home page scroll down to the Upcoming Reservations section and click the toggle to View Archives. If you know the reservation number you may also access your itineraries from …

No, not always. It is up to each airline’s discretion what to show and often this means showing only a few available seats at a time. Why, you ask? Several reasons – 1) this is proprietary information that could be exploited by competing airlines, 2) depending on the source of …