Please verify your flight check-in location with your ticketed carrier.
Due to uncertainty in airline flight schedules, you will need to contact your
airline and confirm your flight information prior to each departure.We recommend
that you arrive at the airport a minimum of 90 minutes in advance of
departure for domestic flights and at least 2 hours in advance of departure
for international flights. If you fail to arrive at your gate on time, the airline
has the right to cancel your reservation and make you ineligible for denied
boarding compensation. If you choose not to take any of the flights for which
you are ticketed, the airlines will automatically cancel the remainder of your
reservation.
Due to increased security, all adults, 18 and over, are required to show
valid photo identification (examples include a driver's license, passport or
state identification card) and a paper copy of this page at airport check-in.
You are permitted the same baggage allowance as other economy class
passengers. Since carry-on and checked baggage guidelines vary by airline, we
recommend that you check your airline's Web site for answers to specific baggage
questions. Airlines will not always guarantee seat assignments prior to airport
check-in. If there is not a seat assignment printed on your ticket and/or
itinerary, you will always get a seat assignment at the airport on the day of
departure.
For requirements due to disability, requests for special meals, or questions
about traveling with pets, skis, etc., call your airline in advance so they are
prepared to meet your needs. Please note - Priceline cannot guarantee that
special needs requests will be met. Special meals are not available on all
airlines and meal service is not guaranteed on all flights.
If your flight is delayed or canceled or you are denied boarding at the
airport due to over booking, immediately check with your airline gate agent for
information and instructions.
If your journey involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other
than the country of departure, the Warsaw Convention may be applicable and the
Convention governs and in most cases limits the liability of carriers for death
or personal injury and for loss of or damage to baggage. Also see the notices
entitled Advice to International Passengers on Limitation of Liability, and
Notice of Baggage Liability Limitations, Notice of Incorporated Terms, Notice -
Overbooking of Flights.
Air transportation to be provided between points in the U.S. (including its
overseas territories and possessions) is subject to the individual contract
terms (including rules, regulations, tariffs, and conditions) of the
transporting air carriers, which are herein incorporated by reference and made
part of the contract of carriage. Also see the notices entitled Conditions of
Contract, Notice of Incorporated Terms, Notice of Baggage Liability Limitations,
and Notice of Overbooking.
