pay ticket for an other person Air Asia?
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pay ticket for an other person Air Asia?
Hi, I want to buy a air asia ticket from KL to Bangkok for my daughter. I want to pay with my visa card, So the CC is under my name, the ticket my daughters name.. Is that possible?
Thanks for ur help
Klaus
Thanks for ur help
Klaus
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pay ticket for an other person Air Asia?
Sometimes the airline will request the card holder be at the airport for check in. Will you be going to the airport with your daughter?
I would do so just to be safe.
I would do so just to be safe.
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O I see, good idea! Yes I can follow.. so it should not be a problem, Maybe I get her a letter with my CC Copy.. Just in Case.. Thanks for your reply!
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pay ticket for an other person Air Asia?
I have done this for a friend of mine at the Philippines. He flew from Manila to Malaysia. I booked the the ticket in my airasia account but added his name as the guest. worked flawlessly.
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I have never been requested for the original card when flying any Air Asia flight.
If your daughter has any type of credit/debit card, I'd just pay with that, and reimburse her if necessary.
If your daughter has any type of credit/debit card, I'd just pay with that, and reimburse her if necessary.
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Just wait til she finds out!
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I booked some AirAsia (incl. AirAsia X) flights friends last year.
Had the same question and talked to someone I know at the airline - according to the person, booking tickets for others is no problem.
Had the same question and talked to someone I know at the airline - according to the person, booking tickets for others is no problem.
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Had this go sour twice. First time my friend missed their flight as cash was required.
Second time I caught it early but had to go to the airport to pay for it.
I called my credit cards and everything trying to get it to work but couldn't.
Don't do it with a credit card. You can also buy AirAsia tix 3rd party thru some agents they sometimes show up in skyscanner. A better way.
Second time I caught it early but had to go to the airport to pay for it.
I called my credit cards and everything trying to get it to work but couldn't.
Don't do it with a credit card. You can also buy AirAsia tix 3rd party thru some agents they sometimes show up in skyscanner. A better way.
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Thank you.
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I don't get it.
Where is air Asia mentioned in the post about problems ?
The only mention of Air Asia is in the next comment saying that you can buy Air Asia tix via third party. This does not say that the problems described were with Air Asia.
Where is air Asia mentioned in the post about problems ?
Had this go sour twice. First time my friend missed their flight as cash was required.
Second time I caught it early but had to go to the airport to pay for it.
I called my credit cards and everything trying to get it to work but couldn't."
Second time I caught it early but had to go to the airport to pay for it.
I called my credit cards and everything trying to get it to work but couldn't."
Last edited by carnarvon; Jul 13, 2018 at 1:31 am
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The first two paragraphs do not say they are NOT about Air Asia tickets. Bumping a thread this old for a seemingly minor thing is usually frowned upon.