FlyFlair.com pay for SB FMTY

400DC

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Paying for SB. She doesn’t have Credit card.
(Flair has a 2% surcharge for). Regular debit card isn’t accepted but Mastercard or Visa debit card is accepted to avoid surcharge didn’t know there was this type)

Is there any problems for flight changes if I pay for her flight with my credit card card ?
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bella777

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There shouldn’t be a problem as long as ALL the passenger/contact information you enter is hers, except for the CC/payment information. If by flight changes you mean her flight gets canceled and she needs to be rebooked, that will usually be handled internally by the airline. The only potential issue is that Flair reserves the right to verify the cardholder/payment information, although that isn’t the normal rebooking process.
 

400DC

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Just between you and I, dude, she might be plus sized, but I strongly doubt she's a virgin.
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Huh ? We done fcuked already. I’m on the east coast for the season. We met in GTA
 
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SchlongConery

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Something for everyone to remember is that if you buy your airline tickets (or book hotels) through Expedia or another 'travel agency' that is registered in ONTARIO with TICO, your purchase is insured in case the airline goes out of business or other risks. If you buy directly from the airline, if the airline goes out of business, you could be shit outta luck.

I always buy my tickets and book through Expedia or another TICO registered online travel agency (I use Google Flights to search for the best rates and routing etc, THEN go the actual website) AND I always use my premium credit card that has emergency travel medical insurance included.
 

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AI Overview

Flyflair.com (operated by Flair Airlines) is an airline selling its own proprietary flight inventory directly to consumers rather than operating as a third-party travel agency or tour operator based in Ontario.

Direct airline operations selling their own transport services are generally exempt from or not required to hold direct retail registration under the Travel Industry Council of Ontario (TICO), as TICO regulates travel agencies and tour operators. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]



I searched flyflair.com and Flair Airlines on the TICO website and flyflair.com and neither came up as "Registered"
 
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