Two different problems: correction vs change First, it helps to be precise about what you mean by “update the passenger’s name.” Airlines (including Finnair) generally treat two separate cases differently: Name correction (minor): Fixing a spelling error, a missing or misplaced letter, or adapting characters (e.g., accented letters displayed differently). These are treated as corrections … Read more
When you fly, the name on your ticket must match the name on your travel document (passport or, for some domestic/Schengen trips, national ID). Finnair follows this industry standard closely. In practice, that means: Minor spelling mistakes (think a missing letter or swapped characters) can usually be corrected without changing the traveler. This is a … Read more
When booking a flight, passengers often enter their names quickly without double-checking for accuracy. Even a single misplaced letter or missing middle name can cause unnecessary stress before travel. Airlines, including Aer Lingus, operate under strict security rules that require the name on a ticket to match the government-issued identification presented at the airport. For … Read more
Passengers often discover a misspelling, a missing middle name, or a recently changed surname after booking a flight. These small errors can create anxiety at the airport, but most airlines provide ways to correct name mistakes without forcing a full cancellation and rebooking. This article explains Aer Lingus’s name correction and name change rules in … Read more
Air travel requires accuracy in every detail, especially when it comes to passenger information. Among the most common concerns travelers face is whether they can change the name on their flight ticket or transfer it to another person. Finnair, the national airline of Finland, has clear policies regarding ticket name changes and transfers. Understanding these … Read more
Booking an airline ticket is always an exciting step toward your next journey. However, one small mistake like a typo in your name can quickly turn that excitement into anxiety. Airlines, including Finnair, have strict rules about passenger information matching travel documents such as passports or IDs. A simple misspelling, missing middle name, or incorrect … Read more
Booking a flight is always an exciting moment, but it also comes with responsibility. Among the most critical details passengers must double-check is the accuracy of the name on their airline ticket. Airlines, including Aer Lingus, require that the name on the ticket exactly matches the name on the traveler’s government-issued identification. Even the smallest … Read more
Booking a flight is an exciting moment, whether you’re traveling for business, leisure, or visiting family. However, mistakes can happen, and one of the most common issues passengers face is entering a misspelled name on their flight reservation. Since airlines require that the name on the ticket matches your government-issued ID or passport exactly, even … Read more
A misspelled name on an airline ticket is unnervingly common and for good reason: most people type fast, passports use formal names, and booking systems aren’t forgiving of nicknames. If your name is wrong on a Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) ticket, your immediate question is almost always the same: will I be charged to … Read more
A misspelled name on an airline ticket is one of those tiny mistakes that can balloon into a travel-day panic. For Swiss International Air Lines (branded as SWISS), the rules are straightforward in principle but have important nuances in practice: SWISS treats name corrections and name changes/transfers differently, enforces strict requirements for matching travel documents, … Read more