Flybillett
Flybillett, literally “flight ticket” in Norwegian, is the document or digital record that confirms a passenger's right to travel on a specific flight. It serves as proof of purchase and a contract between the traveler and the carrier or travel agent. Historically a paper ticket issued by an airline or travel agency, most flybillett today are issued electronically as e-tickets.
An airline flybillett generally contains the passenger's name, a ticket or booking number, flight details (origin,
Types include one-way, round-trip, and multi-city itineraries; refundable versus non-refundable fares; open tickets; and codeshare itineraries.
Regulatory and technical standards for tickets are coordinated by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Since