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I'm booking a few domestic air tickets on Thai's website. In the passenger's details form, it seems that only first and last names are required. If I have a middle name (indicated as part of Given Names in my passport), do I need to add that in under the 'first name' field? Thanks
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From memory, I've just used my first and last names in the past under similar circumstances. Come to think of it, on some bookings, even if there's a seperate section for first and middle names, they get lumped into one long name (e.g. John Simon Smith = "Smith, JohnSimon").
Iwould probably not worry about it, but have to confess it's around 18months since I've booked TG domestic tickets online, so there will no doubt be a more experienced SQTalker along shortly who can give a definitive answer on this
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I can not answer specifically for TG website bookings as it is a looongtime ago that I used it. But generally speaking I never put my middle names into airline bookings (the rest of my name is long enough without including middle names) and it has never been a problem.Comment
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Thanks for your prompt replies. I think I will just add in the middle name since no one has any objections. I don't see the harm in putting that in.
However, I do have another question on flying on multiple tickets. I am actually flying into BKK prior to this domestic flight to CNX, on an SQ intl flight. Intending to make that connection at suvarnabhumi, what should I know regarding clearing customs and immigration and collecting my bags? I have about 2 hrs.
To complicate matters, prior to that SQ SIN-BKK flight, I am actually on another SQ flight from Frankfurt to SIN - all on separate tickets. So it's FRA-SIN (one ticket/SQ), SIN-BKK (one ticket/SQ), and BKK-CNX (another ticket/TG). What would the check in, luggage collection, transfer situation be like?Comment
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