Paying for flights
I think we've covered this before, but I can't remember the answer - sorry........ :o
Emirates - and maybe other airlines as well - are insisting that the person travelling has to be the one who buys the ticket............. when I ask them 'why?' they can't even tell me, other than that it's their 'policy'.... :frown: I don't get it - does everyone else get this problem? What about unaccompanied minors - are they supposed to have their own bank account or credit card? How do you get round it? |
Re: Paying for flights
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 10000944)
I think we've covered this before, but I can't remember the answer - sorry........ :o
Emirates - and maybe other airlines as well - are insisting that the person travelling has to be the one who buys the ticket............. when I ask them 'why?' they can't even tell me, other than that it's their 'policy'.... :frown: I don't get it - does everyone else get this problem? What about unaccompanied minors - are they supposed to have their own bank account or credit card? How do you get round it? |
Re: Paying for flights
Some want to see a copy of the CC used to make the payment, others also want a letter of authorization from the cardholder plus a copy of the cardholder's passport.
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Re: Paying for flights
Its actually very interesting. As a Skywards Gold Card holder (and calling the gold card call centre) they always let me book 3rd party tickets. About two weeks ago, I got an eMail from them formalising this as well.
Very strange! |
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Re: Paying for flights
Originally Posted by TheShed
(Post 10001546)
Its actually very interesting. As a Skywards Gold Card holder (and calling the gold card call centre) they always let me book 3rd party tickets. About two weeks ago, I got an eMail from them formalising this as well.
Very strange! |
Re: Paying for flights
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 10000944)
I don't get it - does everyone else get this problem? What about unaccompanied minors - are they supposed to have their own bank account or credit card? How do you get round it?
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Re: Paying for flights
Its a fraud protection tool used by most airline in the e-commerce sales channels. There are varying providers who offer the service and it supposedly profiles customers and then requires them to provide proof of card at check in.
It saves the airlines millions in fraud but pisses people off no end. Any frequent flyer (who by definition is a known and loyal customer of the airline) should never be subject to it. |
Re: Paying for flights
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 10000944)
What about unaccompanied minors - are they supposed to have their own bank account or credit card?
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