ValidFlight

A real flight reservation in minutes

A genuine airline reservation (PNR) without buying the ticket — verifiable on the airline's website, delivered to your e-mail with a printable PDF itinerary. Perfect for visa applications — and for when an airline or border officer asks for a return or onward ticket at check-in, as on visa-free entry to the USA or much of Latin America.

Real, verifiable PNR Delivered in minutes PDF itinerary + QR verification

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No account needed: we create one for your e-mail automatically and you can sign in any time with a one-time e-mail link. Already have an account? Sign in

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The day of your embassy appointment or airport check-in — not the flight date.

Tell us when the reservation must be valid and we'll create it the evening before, so it is live on that day.

Departures from 2026-10-07 onwards — the airline reservation system needs at least 10 days' notice.

Passenger 1

Copy both names exactly as printed in the passport; if it shows middle names, add them in the first field too. The two names must not be the same word — if your passport shows only one name, put it in the surname field and write FNU as the given name.

You pay only our service fee. We never charge you the price of the flight and the airline is never paid. Prices include VAT.

How it works

You pay the service fee — nothing else, ever.
We place a real reservation with the airline in your name — a booking with a PNR code, held without payment.
The itinerary with the PNR and a printable PDF arrives in your inbox, usually within minutes. Verify it on the airline's own website (“Manage booking”).
Standard: the airline releases the unpaid booking after 48–72 hours. With the 7/14-day option we automatically create a fresh reservation each time one expires and e-mail you the new PNR.

What it is — and what it is not

You receive a real reservation, not an edited PDF: the PNR exists in the airline's system and anyone can verify it while it is valid.

It is not a flight ticket — you cannot board with it, and once it expires, verification will show it as released. Embassies commonly accept (and often recommend) unticketed reservations for visa applications; the auto-renew options keep a live PNR in your inbox for the whole processing window.

See a sample document (PDF)

More questions? See the FAQ.