What you get
- A seat held by the airline in your name
- A booking reference that resolves on the airline's Manage booking page
- A clean PDF itinerary to print or show on your phone
- A live status page with the exact time the airline releases the hold
- A full refund, automatically, if the airline cannot create it
- Booking reference
- SAMPLE
- Passenger
- SAMPLE / ALEX MR
- Flight
- SA 550 · BKK 07:35 → SGN 09:05
- Status
- Confirmed hold (unpaid reservation)
- Valid until
- Airline payment deadline, shown on the pass
Look it up under Manage booking on the airline's website with the reference and family name.
Who asks for it
| Who | When | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Airline at check-in | Most common. One-way passengers into countries that expect a ticket out. | Guide → |
| Border officer on arrival | Less common, and at the officer's discretion, often with questions about funds and plans. | Guide → |
| Consulate or visa portal | An itinerary requested with the application, usually before you should buy a ticket. | Guide → |
A reservation, not a ticket
It is honest proof of a plan to leave, not a way to fly. Here is the difference.
| Reservation (hold) | Paid ticket | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A seat held in the airline's system, unpaid | A paid fare with an e-ticket number |
| Booking reference | Yes, verifiable on the airline's site | Yes |
| Can you board with it | No, unless you pay the airline before the deadline | Yes |
| How long it lasts | Until the airline's payment deadline, often hours to a few days | Until the flight |
| If you do not use it | The airline releases the seats automatically | Refund depends on the fare rules |
Destination guides
Questions
01Will a FlyProof be accepted?
It is a real, verifiable airline reservation, which is what most check-in agents and officers look up. Acceptance is always their decision, and a few insist on a paid ticket. Trip Check shows what the official sources say for your trip.
02How fast do I get it?
As soon as it's booked: the booking reference by email and on your status page, with the PDF itinerary.
03How long does it last?
Until the airline's payment deadline, which is shown on your pass before and after you pay. It is often between a few hours and a few days, so order close to when you need it, or schedule it. See when to get one.
04Is this a dummy ticket?
No. A dummy ticket is a document without a booking behind it. A FlyProof is a booking the airline created. The difference is explained in dummy ticket vs real reservation.
One price. A real reservation.
- Airline reservation with a booking reference (PNR)
- Verifiable on the airline's own website
- PDF itinerary and a live status page
- Automatic refund if the airline cannot create it