Ticket Nickname Document For Free

When booking a ticket, you always use your first given name and last name as it appears on your passport or identity card. It often happens that people use their nickname, even though it does not appear on their passport. If you have several (baptismal) names, you only need to use the first one on your ticket.

When booking a ticket, you always use your first given name and last name as it appears on your passport or identity card. It often happens that people use their nickname, even though it does not appear on their passport.

Domestic travel For travel within India, add the complete name as provided in the valid photo identity card. Middle name, if any, should be added after first or given name separated by a blank space. Given or first names submitted with a single letter is not permitted.

Some airlines will let you bring documentation to prove that your name has been changed. This documentation can include a marriage license, divorce papers, and other official court records. That way, you'll still be able be to fly with the booking you already made.

In case you do not have a surname, please enter your name in place of your surname. Then, write your title (MRS/MR/MS) in place of the first name.

If the name on your passport doesn't match your ticket, it can cause confusion and delay and may even prevent you from traveling altogether.

If you do find your name is misspelled on your ticket, the easiest way to handle it is to bring the ticket to the attention of your airline. More often than not, they can easily change it for you. And depending on how your name is misspelled, a change might not even be necessary at all.

When you add your Advance Passenger information (passport details, date of birth, place of stay, etc), please place your Given name in the Last Name box, and type "FNU" ("First Name Unknown") in the First Name box.