Safety
Acceptable use
Your Flight Help samples are planning documents. Here’s what that means in practice.
The one rule
Never present a Your Flight Help sample as a reservation, ticket, booking confirmation or proof that you hold a seat.
You may use samples to
- plan and compare routes, dates and time differences;
- share a proposed trip with people who understand it’s a proposal;
- work out consistent dates before you make a real booking or reservation;
- illustrate itineraries in teaching, design or training material.
You must not
- submit a sample to a consulate, visa centre, airline, border authority or employer as evidence of a booking;
- edit, crop or reproduce a sample to remove or hide its watermark, banner or stamp;
- add booking references, PNRs, ticket numbers, barcodes or airline branding to a sample;
- enter flight details you know to be false in order to make a sample look like a real booking;
- use the site to help anyone else do any of the above.
Why it matters
Presenting a document as a booking when it isn’t one is a false statement. Depending on the country, it can lead to a visa refusal, a ban on future applications, or prosecution. If an official process asks for a flight reservation, provide a real one. See legitimate options.
Reporting misuse
If you see Your Flight Help samples being sold or presented as bookings, please let us know.
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