We are due to go on holiday on a trip that involves returning to the UK from Europe on a BA flight. (For outward leg we are using a different airline.) I am used to flying with budget airlines and printing off all the boarding passes before we go. For the BA flight, check-in only opens 36 hours before flight departure, by which time we will already be away and won't have printing facilities. Does anyone know whether we can check in at a desk at the airport provided we have booking reference and the card used to book the flight? Also, I can't find anything asking us to enter Advance Passenger Information online, which I've always had to do when flying with other airlines, and I'm a bit concerned I may have somehow missed it, but perhaps BA just collect that information when you check in? Can anyone reassure me that all I need to do is turn up in good time at the airport with the booking reference and the card that I used to book the flights? It's just a bit different to what I've experienced before when flying, and I'm a bit paranoid about missing the flight because I've failed to do something I'm supposed to do!