Ordering Air Ticket Name - Married Name; Passenger Name - Passport Name

[thongd4me 69]

I want to be sure it's OK to put her married name for the website info and credit card info,

because the credit card is in her married name - however her passport is in her Thai name

so the name of the traveler has to be her Thai name.

Correct?

[Deb+Steve 13]

Yes (that's what we did, CC in married name but passport still in maiden name so tickets in maiden name).

[thongd4me 69]

Yes (that's what we did, CC in married name but passport still in maiden name so tickets in maiden name).

That's the beauty of having a joint CC - some airlines would require the CC holder to be there and show it before

boarding on the return flight. You have to have a lot of trust to give a joint CC but that should be a plus in the interview

She is more careful with my money than I am so I never gave it a second thought.

[thongd4me 69]

That's the beauty of having a joint CC - some airlines would require the CC holder to be there and show it before

boarding on the return flight. You have to have a lot of trust to give a joint CC but that should be a plus in the interview

She is more careful with my money than I am so I never gave it a second thought.

Just got her a ticket on British Airways, a little over $1,900, for 28 June - 17 July.

It seems the premium for "summer" travel is world-wide, it's quite a lot more than I usually pay.

Apparently it has zero to do with the seasonality in Thailand and more to do with when Americans

have their vacation time.