I have two given names and one surname. Is it a problem if I omit the surname from my ticket?

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Aparna Patel
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24 Jul, 2023
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5/2/2016 12:49:03 PM

It should not be an issue, but maybe you should bring some other form of identification along with you, such as a driver license (or indeed a few credit cards, checkbook, etc..), but something with your photo on it is best I guess.

Or just contact the airline, I’m sure you’re not the first one.

Does being an Irish person born in the UK make me a previous British citizen?

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