I only had a copy of the front of the card - and the call center told me I would not be able to board. I was halfway to Devanahalli, I decided to take my chances. At the Indigo counter, the lady told me that it was good enough - all they were told was to ensure they had seen something where all the numbers were visible.
She also told me an interesting story: A customer had shown her a photograph of a card taken on a mobile phone! And that was fine, she said, because it met the rules. Hey, a reasonable use for technology to solve problems, despite regulation.
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>Here's more on 'mobile' boarding:
http://www.aa.com/aa/pubcontent/en_US/urls/mobileBoarding.jsp?anchorLocation=DirectURL&title=mobileboarding
Wonder what would happen if my battery died??
01.06.09 at 8:17 AM
>Thats why you have charging stations at airports :)
01.06.09 at 8:21 AM
>This is similar to showing copies of monthly season ticket copies on mobile phones while boarding buses in European countries,,
01.06.09 at 1:44 PM
>I once booked through virtual creditcard(Netvisa from HDFC)in Indigo..Had to bring the printout of the card..The counter boys check only the last 4digits..
01.06.09 at 4:01 PM
>man this only gives more ideas to criminals. It is so easy to cheat.
01.06.09 at 7:36 PM
>I had my mobile tampered with at the weekend, the sods stole the battery..! Or at least the battery was gone. But not the SIM or the phone! But then I thought they might have been after the sim, to copy it or clone it like credit cards can be. Is this possible? has it happened to you? what does one do about it?
03.26.09 at 1:11 PM