The Best Dummy Ticket Website in India: What to Look For

Applying from India adds a few practical points to the usual checks.

A price in rupees, with GST on the page

You should see the rupee amount and the GST before paying. At DummyAir: ₹400 per passenger per direction, plus 18% GST — ₹472 for one passenger one way, with 25% off the flight price for two or more travellers or a return trip.

Indian ways to pay

UPI, Indian debit and credit cards and net banking, plus bank transfer. An Indian card that works abroad can also pay by the international card route.

Flights from your city

The search should start from your own airport — Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and the rest — on the airlines that actually fly the route.

A PNR that the airline recognises

Indian visa centres and the consulates behind them check reservations on the airline's website. The PNR has to be the airline's own.

Support you can write to

Write to support@journeydeal.com with your PNR if anything on the reservation needs correcting.

Some consulates ask for a paid ticket rather than a reservation. Read the checklist of the visa centre handling your application before buying either.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a dummy ticket in India?
₹400 per passenger per direction plus 18% GST — ₹472 for one passenger one way.
Can I pay for a dummy ticket by UPI?
Yes. UPI, Indian cards and net banking are offered when you pay from India, and bank transfer is available too.
Which airlines can I get a dummy ticket on from India?
Whichever airlines fly your route on your date. Full-service airlines are listed first because their reservations can be held most reliably.
Is a dummy ticket legal in India?
A genuine reservation held with the airline is a normal booking. What is not acceptable anywhere is an edited or fabricated document.