Is there any problem if the last name prints first than the first name on an air ticket?
Is there any problem if the last name prints first then the first name in international air ticket?
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If you mean "Ms Jane Doe" getting reversed into "DOE/JANEMS" like the boarding pass below, that's completely normal:
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Can first name and last name be same in flight ticket?
In domestic flights, you should have no problem. Your ID proof has your photograph, which the airport security will match with your physical features. The Initials on the ticket and the full name on your ID proof match to the extent of the first initial of your name on the ID document.How can I fill my first name and last name in flight booking?
First name: This is your first name as it appears on your passport or identity card. So, NOT your nickname. Do not include second and/or baptismal names. Last name: This is your full last name with spaces.Why is the last name first written?
For instance - it's not hard and fast, but this is an example - people in your family share your surname, you are all members of your family, but to be specific you each have forenames which are presumably different. These forenames are an identifier for you within the context of your family.How can I change my flight name wrong?
Currently, the tickets are non-transferable, hence, name changes on a confirmed reservation are not permissible. You will need to cancel your ticket and book a new ticket with the new passenger's name.More answers regarding is there any problem if the last name prints first than the first name on an air ticket?
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As a Brit I use my married name, but on the Continent they address me by my maiden name or both names. So I got a passport with both names. My credit card has both names, but in a different order! So I often end up with tickets that have my names in a different order to my passport. This is never an issue, as I think airlines and security have to be aware that conventions vary so same names, different order has to be accepted.
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