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Plan your journey by defining your itinerary. Select your departure city, destination, travel dates, and fill in passenger details for a personalized experience.
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Our onward tickets are genuine flight reservations that serve as proof of your travel plans. Created to meet airline and immigration requirements, these tickets come with real flight details and booking references, ensuring a hassle-free travel experience. Trust in our service to provide you with the necessary documentation for peace of mind during your journey.
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Yes, onward tickets from this service can be used as proof of onward travel for visa applications, as they show a legitimate flight reservation.
In most cases, you will receive your ticket within minutes to a few hours after placing your order. Check the service’s delivery timeframe for exact details.
Yes, it is legal to use temporary dummy tickets as proof of onward travel. Most airlines and immigration officials accept them as valid reservations, but it’s always good to verify with your airline or relevant authorities.
The onward ticket is a valid reservation with an airline booking code that can be verified. This should meet the requirements set by airlines and immigration officials.
Typically, dummy ticket services are non-refundable due to the nature of the temporary ticket. Check the refund policy of the provider for specific details.
Swiss International Air Lines, commonly known as SWISS, is the national airline of Switzerland. Established in 2002 following the bankruptcy of Swissair, SWISS emerged by integrating the operations of Crossair, Swissair’s regional subsidiary.
The airline quickly positioned itself as a premium carrier, emphasizing Swiss hospitality and punctuality. In 2005, SWISS became a member of the Lufthansa Group, allowing it to expand its network and resources. As a member of the Star Alliance, SWISS operates from its main hub at Zurich Airport and a secondary hub at Geneva Airport, connecting Switzerland to over 100 destinations worldwide.
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SWISS operates an extensive network of domestic and international routes. From Zurich and Geneva, passengers can fly to key European cities such as London, Paris, Frankfurt, Rome, and Amsterdam. Long-haul routes from Zurich include major destinations like New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Bangkok, Johannesburg, and Tokyo. The airline is especially popular among travelers looking for efficient connections between Europe and other continents. Explore the full network on the SWISS destinations page.
When it comes to baggage, Economy Class passengers are permitted one piece of hand luggage with a weight limit of 8 kg, along with a personal item such as a handbag or laptop case. Business and First Class passengers are allowed two pieces of cabin baggage of the same weight limit. For checked luggage on international flights, Economy Class includes one bag up to 23 kg, Business Class includes two bags up to 32 kg each, and First Class includes three bags of the same maximum weight.
The size of each bag must not exceed a combined total of 158 cm in length, width, and height. Specific baggage allowances may vary depending on the route and fare type, so travelers are encouraged to check their individual ticket conditions prior to departure. For full details, visit the SWISS baggage policy page.
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