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Dummy Flight Ticket With a City Airport Code
Short answer: A city code such as LON identifies a metropolitan area, while LHR identifies the airport used by a specific flight. A search made with a city code may return an airport-specific itin...
Onward Ticket on a Charter Flight
Short answer: An onward ticket for a charter trip must satisfy the destination's entry rule and the charter operator's own booking conditions. A paid charter seat does not automatically pr...
Dummy Ticket With a Long Booking Code
Short answer: A booking code longer than six characters on a dummy ticket is not automatically fake or invalid. Airline record locators are usually six characters, but an agency, OTA or other book...
Dummy Flight Ticket With a Surface Sector
Short answer: A dummy flight ticket can include a surface sector: a gap between two flights that you plan to cross by train, road or another non-air mode. Show how you reach the next departure cit...
Dummy Booking With Two Record Locators
Short answer: A dummy booking can show two record locators when separate reservations, airlines or booking systems cover different legs. That is not automatically a problem. Identify which referen...
Dummy Ticket With Marketing and Operating Airline PNRs
Short answer: A dummy ticket with marketing and operating airline PNRs can show one flight under two airline names, with a booking reference that works on only one carrier's website. Identify ...
Dummy Flight Ticket With a Waitlisted Segment
Short answer: A dummy flight ticket with a waitlisted segment should not be presented as though every leg is confirmed. A waitlisted segment records a request for space, not confirmed availability...
Onward Ticket With Through-Checked Baggage
Short answer: An onward ticket with through-checked baggage answers a different question from the baggage tag. The onward booking may show how you intend to leave the destination, while through-ch...
Dummy Ticket at an International Transit Desk
Short answer: A dummy ticket at an international transit desk may help only when an airline asks for evidence of a later departure from the final destination and a current reservation accurately r...
