FS- Airnz flight ticket - Chch-Nelson 8th January.

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GSManiac

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#318215 27-Dec-2024 13:11

Hi all
I have a seat only ticket for a flight Christchurch to Nelson 8th of January 6:45 am departure.

Looking for $70

I also have a return ticket on a flexi- fare if interested. I can just get a refund on that if you don’t need it.

Cheers

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#3325053 27-Dec-2024 13:33

Tickets aren't transferable to another person.

johno1234

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#3325061 27-Dec-2024 14:36

Xile:
Tickets aren't transferable to another person.

That’s true. On the other hand I don’t recall ever being checked on a domestic flight. Not sure if this holds at regional airports but the main ones are all self checkin so can’t see they’re ever going to check names?

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#3325068 27-Dec-2024 15:23

johno1234:
Xile:

Tickets aren't transferable to another person.

That’s true. On the other hand I don’t recall ever being checked on a domestic flight. Not sure if this holds at regional airports but the main ones are all self checkin so can’t see they’re ever going to check names?

I work at a regional airport. Whilst routine identity checks do not happen, staff here, by various means, do uncover people travelling on someone else's ticket. They are barred from travel.

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#3325086 27-Dec-2024 17:42

Regardless of whether the airline would let the buyer fly, selling an AirNZ ticket is in breach of their T&Cs so probably shouldn't be advertised on a public forum. I think a mod should delete this thread.

Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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#3325309 28-Dec-2024 13:31

Given that on many regional flights they don’t bother screening carry on bags or passengers for prohibited items, it’s peculiar they would be so concerned about the name of a person sat in seat.

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#3325378 28-Dec-2024 17:16

Presumably if a man used a ticket that had an obviously female name a question might be asked, but that could be a minefield these days.

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#3325379 28-Dec-2024 17:19

Geektastic: Given that on many regional flights they don’t bother screening carry on bags or passengers for prohibited items, it’s peculiar they would be so concerned about the name of a person sat in seat.

If the plane crashed and people were killed the police might visit the wrong relatives to tell them someone was deceased.

I remember years ago when I had a very sick patient in Resus and the police were sent to tell the relatives, they had the address wrong, the next door neighbours came in and were very relieved to find it wasn't their mother criticially ill.

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#3325645 28-Dec-2024 21:22

Geektastic: Given that on many regional flights they don’t bother screening carry on bags or passengers for prohibited items, it’s peculiar they would be so concerned about the name of a person sat in seat.

Obscure bit of trivia, this was a reason why US airlines supported must-present-ID-to-fly in the US after 9/11, it prevented the previously widepsread practice of people reselling non-refundable tickets. Nothing to do with terrorism, it increased their revenue.