Do you need a ticket to change your boarding pass, or just show your passport?

Present your ID to exchange for a boarding pass.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China issued a notice clearly stating that for residents of Chinese mainland, ID cards and passports are considered valid identity documents. Therefore, domestic flights can use passports for check-in and other procedures. However, the Hong Kong and Macao Permit is not a valid identity document for mainland residents.

1) Civil Aviation Safety Inspection Rules (Order No. 76 of 2016 of the Ministry of Transport).

Article 31 clearly stipulates the valid identity documents that should be provided by different groups of people. Residents of Chinese mainland: resident ID card, temporary resident ID card, passport, military officer ID, civilian cadre ID, compulsory soldier ID, non-commissioned officer ID, civilian personnel ID, employee ID, armed police officer ID, armed police soldier ID, seafarer ID; Residents of Hong Kong and Macau:

Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents; Taiwan Residents: Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents; Foreign passengers: passport, diplomat card issued by ***, permanent residence permit for foreigners; Other valid flight identity documents as required by the Civil Aviation Administration.

According to the regulations, Chinese mainland resident ID cards and passports are considered valid identity documents.

2) In the case of expired, lost, or forgotten resident identity cards, the temporary resident identity card or the "Receipt for Application for Resident Identity Card" issued by the public security organ with a recent bareheaded ID photo, stamped with a special seal for household registration, and indicating the validity period may be used as a valid identity document for flight departure.

3) Residents of Chinese mainland under the age of 16 who are unable to apply for a resident identity card by themselves must present a birth medical certificate, household registration booklet, student ID card or identity certificate issued by the public security organ where their household registration is located. It should be noted that under the age of 16 must issue an identity certificate at the police station where the household registration is located, and the airport police station cannot issue a temporary identity certificate.

4) Passengers taking domestic flights shall use the same valid ID card when going through ticketing, check-in and security checks.

International tickets are not booked with ID cards, out of Chinese mainland, the user's valid ID is a passport or Hong Kong and Macao pass, so the booking of air tickets must use the number of the Hong Kong and Macao pass.

Now there are no paper tickets, they are all electronic tickets, after confirming the user's booking, go to the airport according to the time specified on the email to show the user's Hong Kong and Macao pass and a valid endorsement to go through the registration procedures, no need to pick up the ticket. It was at least a year ago that the ID card was used to pick up the ticket, and now the e-ticket only needs to show the ID used for booking at the time of check-in.

If your Hong Kong and Macau pass is a G type endorsement, you can go directly to the airport airline counter to apply for a boarding pass, security check and board the plane with the pass;

Category L endorsement is a group travel endorsement, which must be accompanied by a group or a group customs declaration, otherwise you will not be able to enter Hong Kong;

It is recommended that you contact the travel agency to do a group customs declaration form immediately;

The outbound ticket is to go directly to the airport to change the boarding pass, and you also need to check in the baggage, security check and boarding, the process and sequence are as follows:

Boarding method: 1. When you get your ticket at the airport, you can get your ticket as long as you take your ID card to the airline counter where the ticket belongs;

2. You can pick up the e-ticket at the electronic ticket machine at the airport, and then pick up the physical ticket at the counter of the airline where the ticket belongs.

3. If you book your tickets at a travel agency, you can give them full authority, and at a certain time, they will notify you to pick up the tickets.

4. Alternatively, you can choose to mail an e-ticket when booking online, and then take the e-ticket to go to the airport to exchange for a physical ticket.

The general order is this:

Take the ticket and ID card to the designated counter (generally as soon as you enter the waiting hall, you can see a large screen, which displays the corresponding check-in counter number of each flight) and hand it to the handling staff, she (he) will change the boarding pass, ask if there is any luggage to check, remember to get back at least three things: ID card, air ticket, boarding pass, don't leave it behind.

Buy insurance (20 yuan, not mandatory, depending on personal needs).

Security check: There are three things you need to provide here: ID card, air ticket, and boarding pass.

Go to the designated boarding gate and wait for boarding, and pay attention to the announcement. The boarding gate number is indicated on the boarding pass.

Legal Analysis: Procedures for Traveling Abroad by Air: Equipment Before Departure:

Prepare a carry-on bag and pack items like "passport, airline ticket, pencils, notes, cell phones, tissues" and the like. 2.Through China Customs:

Follow the airport signs to find the customs location, hand over your passport and air ticket to the customs for inspection, and stand outside the yellow line if there are many people. 3.Redeem your boarding pass:

Find the corresponding counter and hand over your ticket and ID card to the airport check-in staff to get your boarding pass.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 9 Chinese citizens who exit and enter China shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the fact that China has signed a mutual visa exemption agreement with other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or the Ministry of Public Security. Babbling skin.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.