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Jet Blue-New Requirement
If you have a regularization sticker you won't need a return ticket anymore being a temporary resident.
That is good until next July, right? I am assuming everyone's is the same.
That is good until next July, right? I am assuming everyone's is the same.
Until your route to permanent residency is announced I would think.
Until your route to permanent residency is announced I would think.
Mine is printed with an expiration date.
No photo, no prints on arrival at POP
Maybe I'm already in*
Riva's post #15 is your answer.
I have flown one-way on American Arlines out of Bush airpot in Texas and Baltimore Maryland.
And on Jet Blue in Texas. Each time they ask for a return ticket.
I told them that i live here. They ask for proof.
I showed them a copy of my rental lease, and my electric and water bills in my name going back some 3 years.
And the duty manager looked at them.....typed in an approval code and printed my tickets.....
I hope that i can still do that.......
And on Jet Blue in Texas. Each time they ask for a return ticket.
I told them that i live here. They ask for proof.
I showed them a copy of my rental lease, and my electric and water bills in my name going back some 3 years.
And the duty manager looked at them.....typed in an approval code and printed my tickets.....
I hope that i can still do that.......
I have flown one-way on American Arlines out of Bush airpot in Texas and Baltimore Maryland.
And on Jet Blue in Texas. Each time they ask for a return ticket.
I told them that i live here. They ask for proof.
I showed them a copy of my rental lease, and my electric and water bills in my name going back some 3 years.
And the duty manager looked at them.....typed in an approval code and printed my tickets.....
I hope that i can still do that.......
How long was the last time you did that? I would like to know what happend for next time.
I have flown one-way on American Arlines out of Bush airpot in Texas and Baltimore Maryland.
And on Jet Blue in Texas. Each time they ask for a return ticket.
I told them that i live here. They ask for proof.
I showed them a copy of my rental lease, and my electric and water bills in my name going back some 3 years.
And the duty manager looked at them.....typed in an approval code and printed my tickets.....
I hope that i can still do that.......
Technically no. *You need to be a legal resident or a citizen in the DR if the airline is properly following the rules put to them by the Dominican Republic. *
My last 20 or so tickets to DR were strictly one way, - only once or twice I was asked about a return ticket - to which I say "I live there" and it somehow ends the conversation. I have no residency papers whatsoever, nor any plans to ever do them. Last time flew JB from JFK on Oct 4 this year - yes they try to make everyone use the machines now - I headed straight to check-in people though as I wanted to get a better seat, - no problems whatsoever as usual.
I just flew Jet Blue from JFK yesterday, checked in online, went directly to the gate. No one asked me for a return, nor for my residency card. Before residency I sometimes flew one airline one way, another back so it looked like I was one way, but again never got asked. Maybe I'm just lucky.
when I tried online & at the kiosk, it kept asking for a return flight....
OK, I carry a Canadian passport, maybe a DR passport gets a pass - if that's your case.
I was monday.......... maybe all my troubles resolved the issue... I doubt it
OK, I carry a Canadian passport, maybe a DR passport gets a pass - if that's your case.
I was monday.......... maybe all my troubles resolved the issue... I doubt it
I fly mostly AA, lifetime Gold thing. So my experience with one way tickets is opposite of VJS.
When I use the AA kiosk, no worries, when I go to the counter they ask. I just tell them I'm coming back on such and such, they type it into record and I'm gone.
When I use the AA kiosk, no worries, when I go to the counter they ask. I just tell them I'm coming back on such and such, they type it into record and I'm gone.
My last 20 or so tickets to DR were strictly one way, - only once or twice I was asked about a return ticket - to which I say "I live there" and it somehow ends the conversation. I have no residency papers whatsoever, nor any plans to ever do them. Last time flew JB from JFK on Oct 4 this year - yes they try to make everyone use the machines now - I headed straight to check-in people though as I wanted to get a better seat, - no problems whatsoever as usual.
when I tried online & at the kiosk, it kept asking for a return flight....
OK, I carry a Canadian passport, maybe a DR passport gets a pass - if that's your case.
I was monday.......... maybe all my troubles resolved the issue... I doubt it
With a DR passport you are coming home. No return ticket ever necessary.
Remember, I have residency.........
there is no facility to enter that...must be verbal at the counter, they told me
there is no facility to enter that...must be verbal at the counter, they told me
How long was the last time you did that? I would like to know what happend for next time.
July 5th from Baltimore Maryland.........
I have been flying on one way ticket’s the past 8 months (JFK-POP). I am schedule to fly (JFK-POP) again in the coming weeks but just to avoid any hassle I check JetBlue price calendar and I found a well price round trip ticket that runs till June. Saving so I good until the waters are much for calmer about this issue.