Description
A flight reservation that appears to be authentic but isn't paid for or confirmed is known as a sham ticket. Usually, it is made for particular objectives, like:
Applications for Visas: A dummy ticket can be used as proof of travel for certain visa procedures. In essence, it serves as a placeholder to demonstrate that you have a scheduled itinerary but that you are not required to purchase a ticket until your visa has been granted.
Travel Plans: Although it is less common, people occasionally use dummy tickets to test itineraries or to reserve a spot without paying in full.
Proof of return: To prove their return, people present fictitious airline tickets at the airport.
Since the ticket has not been bought, a dummy ticket will display the flight information (dates, locations, and times) and possibly even a booking reference number. However, it is not connected to a confirmed flight seat.
In less than 10 minutes, get a dummy flight ticket for about INR 350/$5.
