Can anyone tell me what the ticket price is shown on the ticket below

The information on your ticket is not complete, and the ticket is not displayed at all**, even if the ticket shows the fare, it only has the so-called face price, not to pay this ** to buy, if you go to a travel agency to buy a ticket on behalf of the discount, it is not to pay this ** ticket to buy.

ka992 November 12, 2010.

Take ** as CA6522**.

**The number of the person).

Business Class 10k.

This is an international flight, although I don't know much about international flights, but what you note above, does not show **like, dep: 1400, this should not be the meaning of **, the others are flight numbers, dates, etc.

The face of the international ticket is not displayed**, the international ticket is ** and then the invoice is issued to you, I have done the ticket before is like this, and now it should still be like this.

The above information is not a ticket**, KA992 is the flight number, KA is Dragonair, 12NOV is November 12, if you want to check**, you can call Dragonair to check.

The e-ticket is not displayed**...

There's no ** with Ben.

The air ticket price is not shown on the ticket.

Now there are no plane tickets after booking, only boarding passes and itinerary receipts. The plane ticket you are talking about is the boarding pass, which actually only shows the name of the boarder, flight number, boarding gate, departure date, boarding time, departure, destination, class of service, seat number and other information, and does not display **, so you can't find the plane fare.

If you need to reimburse the fare or use it for other purposes, you can ask the staff to help you print an itinerary at the same time as the boarding pass at the airport, which will show the ticket class, **, name, airline, flight number, boarding date, origin, destination and other information, and at the bottom of the itinerary there is the actual ticket you purchased**.

[Expand your knowledge].

1. Air tickets(flight ticket) is the plane ticket, which is a kind of boring and respectful certificate for people to take the plane. The real-name system is implemented for air tickets, that is, the person who orders the ticket needs to provide the passenger's real name and ID card number, passport number or Hong Kong Ant Shen Macao Taiwan Pass number to the airline or ** ticket office, and show the certificate to book the ticket. Tickets are divided into special tickets, transit tickets, e-tickets, refunds and changes, etc.

2. Boarding pass(Boarding Pass Boarding Card) is a boarding pass issued by the airport for passengers taking flights, passengers must provide a valid ticket and personal identification document to obtain it, also known as a boarding pass or boarding pass.

3. ItineraryThe "Air Transport E-ticket Itinerary" is supervised by the State Administration of Taxation and included in the invoice management of the tax authorities, and the ticket itinerary is officially launched as a voucher for the payment and reimbursement of domestic air transport e-tickets. For the itinerary, it is not only a special invoice, but also a transportation certificate, as well as a prima facie evidence of the establishment of the air transportation contract and a registered price** (ticket).

When buying a plane ticket, we always see the key information of **Danzhi. But after buying a ticket, will it show ** on the plane ticket? In fact, this question is very interesting, let's take a look at it together.

First of all, we can make it clear that it usually doesn't show up on the ticket**. Because ** has already been confirmed at the time of purchase, the passenger already knows the amount spent when he gets the ticket. However, this is not absolute, and there are some special cases where the ticket will be shown on it**.

For example, if you buy a ticket at the airport, then you have ** on your ticket. Because it is not possible to determine in advance when purchasing a ticket on the spot, the amount you paid will be shown on the ticket.

In addition, if you purchased your ticket through a merchant or agent, it may also appear on your ticket. This is because the merchant or agent will record the amount you spend in their system and show it on the ticket so that you can check it.

However, if you purchased your ticket through an official or airline, it will not appear on your ticket. Because in this case, you already knew about it when you purchased the ticket**, so there is no need to show it on the ticket.

In short, whether your flight ticket shows up or doesn't show up depends mainly on how you purchased your ticket. If you purchased it on-site or through a merchant, it will appear on your ticket; If you purchased it through the official ** or the airline company, then it will not be shown on the ticket**. <>

In recent years, with the rapid development of the aviation industry, travel has become more convenient and economical. However, when purchasing a ticket, we often encounter situations where the display does not match the reality. This situation makes it difficult to make an accurate budget, and it also makes us suspicious of the authenticity of the ticket**.

Next, this one will tell you a few things about what the ticket shows **and actually**.

First of all, we need to know that the difference between the displayed ** and the actual ** of the ticket is that the display ** does not include all the additional costs of the vertical excitation. For example, airport construction fees, fuel surcharges, baggage fees, refund and change fees, etc., will not be listed in the display**. The lack of these costs makes it difficult to accurately estimate the actual cost of the ticket.

Secondly, if you want to know the authenticity of the ticket**, the best way is to check the airline's official **. There will be detailed information here, including all additional charges. This way, you'll have a more complete picture of how much you're spending on your ticket and you'll be able to better budget.

Of course, there are a few things to keep in mind if you're planning to book your ticket through a third-party platform. First of all, you need to carefully read the platform's service agreement to understand the platform's refund and change policy and service fees. Second, you need to be aware of some hidden fees, such as credit card processing fees, booking fees, and more.

Finally, you need to understand the partnership between the third-party platform and the airline to ensure that you receive the best possible service and **.

In short, the air ticket shows that the gap between the world and the reality is universal. If you want to get the most accurate information, you need to carefully understand all the surcharges, or check the official airline website. At the same time, there are also some things to pay attention to when using third-party platforms to book tickets to avoid additional fees and unnecessary hassles.

Hope this helps you and have a great trip! <>

To put it simply, all the air tickets you see are ** without fuel surcharge and airport construction fee, which together are 140 or 90, (if the flight distance is greater than 900km, it is 150).

This fee is also not added to discounted tickets, and this fee is automatically added when you buy the ticket.

As for discount tickets, it is generally not difficult to buy tickets with six or seven discounts, but as low as two or three percent off tickets, you have to buy them in advance, or depending on your luck.

If you buy a reassuring ticket, it is recommended to go to the airline's official website to buy it, because it is the airline that issues the ticket in the end, and the **too low** business you see often can't issue a ticket.

For example, the lowest ticket from Beijing to Harbin on May 5 is Hainan Airlines, 310+150=460

Flight tickets vary from day to day, so it's up to you to see your luck.

**= Air ticket (discounted) + fuel + insurance (can not be purchased).

If you go on May Day, you have to book tickets a month or earlier in advance to have low-cost tickets, and you can play ** or book tickets online to buy tickets.