Good day guys
I will be travelling to Ivory Coast by ending of the month. I just booked my air ticket with wakanow.. booking was confirmed and e-ticket sent to my e-mail, what is the next step to take? how do i know the seat number? Please i need assistance coz its my first time travelling...
Thanks Bless you

daprojectbaby:
Good day guys
I will be travelling to Ivory Coast by ending of the month. I just booked my air ticket with wakanow.. booking was confirmed and e-ticket sent to my e-mail, what is the next step to take? how do i know the seat number? Please i need assistance coz its my first time travelling...
Thanks Bless you

Print out the ticket and take it along with you, approach the counter of your flight to get your boarding pass , make sure you make it to the airport at least 2hrs before your flight departure.

Saintsquare:
Print out the ticket and take it along with you, approach the counter of your flight to get your boarding pass.

It is as simple as that...Wishing you a safe and memorable trip ahead

daprojectbaby:
Good day guys
I will be travelling to Ivory Coast by ending of the month. I just booked my air ticket with wakanow.. booking was confirmed and e-ticket sent to my e-mail, what is the next step to take? how do i know the seat number? Please i need assistance coz its my first time travelling...
Thanks Bless you

You can go to the Airline's official site and manage your booking there. Seats etc.

Do not fear to always ask questions. Everybody you come across in the airport was once a JJC like you. I wish you a safe journey in advance.

Saintsquare:
Print out the ticket and take it along with you, approach the counter of your flight to get your boarding pass , make sure you make it to the airport at least 2hrs before your flight departure.

do what he or she has said.
Some airlines allow online-check in. But I advise you check in in the airport. Safe journey

Saintsquare:
Print out the ticket and take it along with you, approach the counter of your flight to get your boarding pass , make sure you make it to the airport at least 2hrs before your flight departure.

Thank you very much

Olugbenga1234:
do what he or she has said.
Some airlines allow online-check in. But I advise you check in in the airport. Safe journey

Thanks
I tried to check-in online from the airline's website
"
ERROR: No Passengers Found
No booking has been retrieved. Please check your identification details.

daprojectbaby:

Thanks
I tried to check-in online from the airline's website
"
ERROR: No Passengers Found
No booking has been retrieved. Please check your identification details.

The error is encountered because the airline has not open the online checking for you flight. Normally, online checking is open 24 hours to your flight departure.

Oga OP, just do what the guy earlier advised. Print your online ticket go to the airport and get your boarding pass and board your flight.

Haha! Aaa!! Memories.

Hello there, there's nothing to be scared of. Just print out your ticket and when you get to the airport, while checking-in, you'll be given a boarding pass that contains your airline model number, time for departure and seat number. Now, the seat is assigned a number and an alphabet, depending on the arrangement. For a four-row seat arrangement, you either have the window or aisle seat. A and D are assigned the window and B and C, the aisle. If a six-row seat arrangement, A and F, window, C and D, aisle and B and E sandwiched between other seats; if 12-row ie 4 by 4 by 4, A and L, window, D, E, H, I are aisle seats. So, if you are say, 19A, it means your seat number is on row 19, column A (window). Alternatively, you can ask the air hostess to show you.

Do not have any liquid on-board with you (body spray, perfumes, body lotions etc.) because it may be seized while onboard, instead you check them in. This prolly defers with airlines but I recall my body lotion (Jergens) seized at Kigali Airport, enroute Kenya because I had it with me in my bag but my body spray and perfume weren't seized because they were checked-in into the 'boot' of the airplane.

Once you have had your boarding pass, don't bother with the immigration officers at the airport asking for money even if they try to delay you. They'll only ask you some questions and add a seal to your passport when you are leaving for the departure lounge.

Oh, if you can, get to the Airport at least two hours before departure. Not because it is your first time and you are so excited, but for the fact that you cannot predict traffic build up.

If you are carrying foodstuff, there's a place where you'll be given a quarantined report of the foodstuff you're carrying to be presented at arrival. I paid N2000 then for the report after the immigration officers checked the bag. You can also use nylon to wrap your bag (N1000/bag) if you wish.

daprojectbaby:
Good day guys
I will be travelling to Ivory Coast by ending of the month. I just booked my air ticket with wakanow.. booking was confirmed and e-ticket sent to my e-mail, what is the next step to take? how do i know the seat number? Please i need assistance coz its my first time travelling...
Thanks Bless you

Thanks for your help guys im live in Abidjan

daprojectbaby:
Thanks for your help guys im live in Abidjan

Congrats. Please share your experiences too

WhyNa:


Congrats. Please share your experiences too

Im loving it here, very friendly people always ready to help you, good food too, 24/7 light clean water goo roads..
the only thing expensive here is the rent
and you need to learn french o
luckily for me the hotel i stayed i met a nice guy ivorian working there.. he helped me get a nice place

daprojectbaby:


Im loving it here, very friendly people always ready to help you, good food too, 24/7 light clean water goo roads..
the only thing expensive here is the rent
and you need to learn french o
luckily for me the hotel i stayed i met a nice guy ivorian working there.. he helped me get a nice place

Cool. What was your boarding and flying experience as a first timer like?

Hello,
please did you need a visa to visit Abidjan, thanks

daprojectbaby:


Im loving it here, very friendly people always ready to help you, good food too, 24/7 light clean water goo roads..
the only thing expensive here is the rent
and you need to learn french o
luckily for me the hotel i stayed i met a nice guy ivorian working there.. he helped me get a nice place

That's great experience for you.

Enjoy Abidjan!!

Niiade:
Hello,
please did you need a visa to visit Abidjan, thanks

No... it's visa free