Баллы РЖД Бонус – можно ли выписать билет на другого человека?
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You can book a reward ticket using your RЖD Bonus points for someone else, but the rules depend on the specific program and how the booking is processed.
Booking for Another Person
- RЖD Bonus allows you to book award tickets for family members or other individuals using your points, as long as the reservation is made under your account.
- The person traveling does not need to be the same as the account holder, but the ticket must be issued in the name of the traveler.🔗
Key Restrictions
- The ticket must be issued in the name of the person who will travel, and the name must match the passport or ID used at check-in.
- You cannot transfer the points or award to another person’s account; the booking must be made using your own RЖD Bonus account.🔗
Best Practice
- Always use your RЖD Bonus account to book the ticket and enter the traveler’s full name at checkout.
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