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You can now pay for air tickets at 7-11


Buying domestic air tickets can now be made 24/7 in 7-Eleven outlets nationwide.

Airphil Express said that with ECPay’s Payment Center facility in over 766 7-Eleven stores, passengers who book online do not need to line up at Airphil Express to pay for their domestic tickets. Instead, they may simply go to their neighborhood 7-Eleven outlet to pay. However, ECPay outlets will accept payments only for flight bookings done online and will not accept payments for bookings done through the Airphil Express reservation hotline.

The new scheme, according to Airphil Express in a press statement, is also designed for those with no credit cards who want to do their bookings online in the convenience of their homes, offices, Internet cafes or mobile phones.

Air Express said the service involves a few easy steps. First, a passenger books a flight through the Airphil Express website. The flight must be at least 48 hours from the time of booking. The passenger then selects “others” in the payment option and once booking is confirmed, system will generate a reference number with total amount due, to be presented to 7-Eleven for payment. Passenger must pay for his ticket at the nearest 7-Eleven outlet until 11:45 p.m. the same day booking was made. E-ticket will be automatically sent to the passenger’s e-mail address.


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Tags: 7-11 , Air transportation , Airphil Express , Consumer Issues

  • themask celestial

    Tagal na nito sa NOK, local airlines sa Thailand. Ang maganda pa sa NOK, you can reserve through phone and don’t need to print the plane ticket.  Just book through phone, then you will recieve confirmation number. Go to 711 and you will recieve a reciept, similar to a normal reciept. On your flight, go to the airport, and pickup your ticket on NOK reservation. Easy. 

    But this is better than no option at all. 

    When naman kaya mabibili ang MRT at LRT ticket sa 7-11. Knowing Pinas govt lahat ng process pahirap. Pumila kayo sa MRT lalo na sa North Ave. isusumpa mo ang gobyerno ng pilipinas sa hab ng pila.

  • nizon

    dito sa Taiwan, you can almost do anything at 7-11.  You can pay concert ticket, train ticket, parking ticket, utility bills, tax, photocopy and fax, ship or receive package like fedex, order stuff online and claim on 7-11, There is also free wi-fi.  

  • http://www.facebook.com/allan.padeos Ñalla SeoÐaþ

    gastos sa papel….mangyayari neto 2 prints ka…bakit hindi nila gawin na confirmation number lang ang epresent mo sa cashier ng 7-11 instead of print outs ng booking mo?…Just my two cents

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AFDQQH2M3OD6ZGBJNJ34UZHIV4 Enrico

      Mas magastos mamasahe papunta sa mga ticketing outlet kung malayo sa inyo. Mas convenient na dyan o kaya sa western union.

  • anneleia

    very convenient



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