Dummy Air Ticket Online

Everything happens on one page, and nothing is posted or collected in person.

The four steps

  • Search the route and date you plan to fly, as you would for a real trip
  • Pick a flight from the results — every result is a real scheduled flight
  • Enter each traveller exactly as printed in the passport, and an email address you can confirm with a code
  • Pay, and the reservation is emailed as a PDF once the airline has issued the PNR

What arrives

A flight reservation held with the airline, carrying the airline's own six-character PNR. It can be looked up on the airline's Manage Booking page, and it states the date it expires.

The price, before you start

₹400 per passenger per direction, plus 18% GST — ₹472 for one passenger one way. Two or more travellers, or a return trip, take 25% off the flight price. A hotel voucher adds ₹100.

Paying from outside India

Choose your country at payment. Any Visa, Mastercard or Amex card from any bank works, charged in US dollars or UAE dirhams — $5.90 for one passenger one way.

Before you submit it

Look the PNR up on the airline's own website. Some consulates ask for a paid ticket rather than a reservation — check your consulate's checklist first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a dummy air ticket completely online?
Yes. You search, choose the flight, enter the passengers and pay on the website, and the reservation is emailed to you as a PDF.
How long does it take to arrive?
Usually within 10 to 60 minutes of payment, once the airline has issued the PNR.
What does it cost online?
₹400 per passenger per direction plus 18% GST, which is ₹472 for one passenger one way. From abroad it is $5.90.
Is an online dummy ticket a real booking?
It is a real reservation held with the airline under its own PNR. It is not a paid ticket, so nobody flies on it and it expires.