Four documents that should not be confused
| Type | Meaning | Reservation behind it? | Travel use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temporary reservation | Real booking held for a limited period | Yes | Not without issued ticket |
| Flight itinerary | Schedule showing proposed travel | Sometimes | Not by itself |
| Paid ticket | Issued airline ticket | Yes | Yes, subject to requirements |
| Fake/edited PDF | Fabricated document pretending to be a booking | No | No |
Why a verifiable reservation is different from an edited PDF
A genuine reservation exists in a booking system for its active period. An edited PDF can imitate the appearance of a reservation without any booking behind it. We do not provide the latter.
Which one should you use?
Use only the type of evidence genuinely relevant to the official requirements. A temporary reservation can be useful where intended travel evidence is requested and you do not want to commit to a full fare, but it should be accurately described.
Frequently asked questions
Is every “dummy ticket” a real reservation?
No. The term is used loosely online. Ask the provider exactly whether a real reservation is created and what verification is available.
Does a real reservation stay live forever?
No. Temporary reservations can expire or be cancelled according to airline and booking-system conditions.