Thai Airways international flight ticket, the child s name is written backwards, what can I do?

Whether you can board a flight depends on the airline and the attitude of check-in.

Generally speaking, if the name is spelled exactly correctly, but the position is reversed, the airline will ask for it to be corrected.

Some low-cost airlines are very strict on this issue and have to pay money to change it, otherwise they will not allow passengers to board.

But some big airlines, especially those that have their own territory at the airport, will ask you to change it, but sometimes they will ask passengers to go to the duty officer's counter to stamp a stamp and let passengers pass.

It is advisable to find out before you go. In fact, as long as there is a modification stamp at the check-in counter, there is no problem in processing the next boarding.

If you don't need to change your name, just the certificate information, you don't need to refund the ticket, you don't need to pay any fees, you can change it directly if you issue the ticket, if the name is different, you need to change it, then you need to refund the ticket, in this case, you can go directly to the airport If they charge a refund fee, you must pay it.

If you've asked THAI customer service, the answer is accurate.

Now in this case, you can look at the specific cost of the refund, if it is cheaper than 1000 yuan, refund the ticket and re-issue.

If the refund fee is greater than 1,000 yuan, you will directly pay 1,000 yuan to change the name information.

There is no other way, hope.

ps: That's how the airline stipulates, next time you book, try to find a **.

No. It must be corrected, otherwise it will be troublesome not to let you board the plane when boarding, and the ticket bought through which channel you buy it will be corrected through which channel.

Each airline has different regulations, and it is generally not possible for airlines to change their name after the ticket has been issued.

However, if some airlines can change their name, they need to reissue the ticket, and they will need to pay the corresponding reissue fee. (This issue needs to be negotiated individually) A copy of the guest's passport and the itinerary of the original ticket are required for reissuance.

If you can't change your name, you can only help the guest to refund and repurchase the ticket from the new booking operation.

THAI is all on a case-by-case basis. It is recommended that you contact the customer service of the company where you purchased the ticket as soon as possible to see the specific solution.

If the passenger is a foreigner, the name is reversed to board the aircraft, and if the passenger is a Chinese passenger, he can call the airline to make a note.

The best way is to consult the customer service staff of the airline you are flying with to see if you can make a note.

When booking an international ticket, do not fill in the order in which it is written. It is likely that different interface sequences are different, and the correct approach is like this.

When you see the first given name column, it refers to the phonetic alphabet of the individual's "first name".

The last family name column refers to the alphabet of the individual's "last name".

Brother, urgent help, my plane next week, Kunming to Bangkok is also such a problem, have you successfully boarded the plane? I'm also Thai Airways, and the customer service said that it may not be possible to change it by 1000 yuan? **Wait, in a hurry, I can't sleep for a few days, and the accommodation is all set.

As long as there are no spelling mistakes, it should be fine, and the custom of Thai names is that the first name comes first, and the last name comes last.

If it's too late, ask THAI to issue a false certificate that you can pass, or go to your local police station to issue a certificate to prove that it is you, which may be possible. I used to have a colleague whose passport and air ticket were very nervous, and then I went abroad to take Hansa and was fine. The main ID number should be the same, ** if it is the same person.

The People's Republic of China has strict censorship when it appears on the camera, so as long as there is a difference in the name on the ticket and passport, you cannot leave the country.

If it is confirmed that the ticket has been issued, and you have booked a ** ticket, then there is no way to solve this problem, and the application for a refund will refund the infrastructure cost at most. Bright Sunshine online will also publish the best ticket information around the world every day, when booking must ensure that the personal information is accurate, once there is a mistake, the loss is very large.

Let the ticket company change it right away. This is not a refund. This is because the name on the passport and the ticket must be the same.

You call ** to ask the place where you booked the ticket, and my friend seems to have encountered such a problem before, and I have the impression that I have gone to the airport to deal with it and got on the plane.

If the place where you booked the ticket does not solve your problem, you call the airline where you booked the ticket.

How did you solve it in the end? I was also mistaken, and now I don't know what to do.

International flights.

In view of the current situation of airlines, it is troublesome for airlines to change their names.

The name has not been changed.

In my experience, usually there is a letter error in English names... But I haven't met it at the airport in person, you can call ** to confirm with Thai Airways.