The fact that you fly AA exclusively is why you have never been asked. I don't fly them exclusively but 90% of the time,probably at least 100 flights between Colombia and DR,Jetblue ALWAYS asks. Just my experience anyway. I have been told by my tacaño friends that fly Spirit that they always ask too,I would never fly that airline personally.
- Thread starter King in the North
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Shock - Required Return Ticket if no residency
Well how come most airlines don't even ask? As per people that actually travel in and out of here instead of those posting "opinions"...............
I worked for the airlines for several years and this is not new. The issue is not every airlines/ticket/gate agent follows the "rule/regulation" the same way. I have seen ticket counter agents allow passengers to continue on to the gate with a one-way ticket only to have the gate agent send them back to the ticket counter due to only having a one-way ticket. I know Jet Blue when making an online reservation for international travel has a pop-up reminding that you have only reserved a one-way ticket and do you want to continue. Normally (AA) when a reservation is made and based on the information you have provided (citizenship, etc..) the system flags (should) any reservation that may need an additional review such as needing a return/onward ticket. The fine for the airlines is rather hefty if a passenger is denied entry to said country due to the fault of the airlines (one-way ticket,etc..).
Great. But is there anybody on this board that has EVER been denied entry at a Dominican airport arriving without a return ticket? I doubt you can find anyone that it has happened to. Migracion NEVER even asks for it...............
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Yes. My step grandson had to purchase a ticket out the DR before they would let him board in Miami on a MIA to POP flight.
I was there . I saw it personally. As others who worked for airlines posted. Nothing new at all here. Most airlines just don't ask most of the time for an outbound ticket despite being required to do so. Nothing hard to understand why they don't take the time.
That was not my question. It was arriving in the DR without a return ticket. Read my post again if you even read it once....
Great. But is there anybody on this board that has EVER been denied entry at a Dominican airport arriving without a return ticket? I doubt you can find anyone that it has happened to. Migracion NEVER even asks for it...............
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You are the one dreaming. So someone goes to Migracion. They ask for a return ticket and he does not have it. So you are saying he cannot get in right? Tell me what they do with him and the other hundreds of people without a return ticket. Put them all in jail, or send them to Wendy's for burgers? ..............