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Traveling with Australian Airlines just got easier with the expansion of E-ticketing and online booking.
    Australian Airlines Chief Executive Andrea Staines believed that easy access to flight schedules, bookings and ticketing was important to customers.
Customers will be issued with E-tickets rather than traditional paper tickets when booking directly with the airline or with their local travel agent for travel to and from all Australian Airlines ports, except Singapore.
    E-tickets give customers the convenience of making a booking over the phone, through their travel agent or online with no paper ticket to collect. It saves customers a lot of time and trouble.
Customers can just walk into almost any travel agent in Australia and be issued with an E-ticket for Australian Airlines flights to some big cities like Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Cairns, Darwin, Osaka, Hong Kong or Bali.
     It also makes life easier for travel agents -- a majority of whom use the Amadeus, Galileo, Apollo, Sabre or Abacus reservation systems -- who can now issue E-tickets for Australian Airlines flights or a combination of Australian Airlines and Qantas destinations where E-ticketing is available. Chances of making errors decrease to a large extent.
The second major enhancement is the ability to book online for flights between Australian cities in the airline’s network. Travelers can travel by plane from one place to another without worrying about their tickets.
    It’s essential these days for the clever traveler to have the ability to book competitive domestic fares, and international fares, online via Australian airlines, com at any time of the day or night. It offers travelers a great variety of options to choose airlines, departure and arrival time. Travelers may also have the options of flying with Australian Airlines between Sydney and Cairns, Melbourne and Sydney, the Gold Coast and Cairns and, from May 2004, Darwin and Cairns. All these flights depart from the international terminal.