The reason is that you can only book a maximum of 9 airline tickets at a time.

Limiting the number of available flight tickets to nine per online booking helps airlines avoid unfair competition.

Responding to reader Thu Thuy's question about why airlines limit customers to buying only 9 tickets at a time when booking online, instead of 10 or any number they like, a representative from Bamboo Airways stated that the limit of 9 tickets is a long-standing regulation of most domestic and international airlines. This regulation has two main reasons.

The online flight ticket booking screen, where customers can only select a maximum of 9 tickets.

Firstly, prohibiting passengers from purchasing multiple tickets is to prevent disruptive behavior and unfair competition between airlines. If passengers book a large number of tickets at once (such as an entire plane or dozens/hundreds of tickets) for a flight, but only reserve seats without paying, it will prevent other passengers from booking, leading to a false sense of fullness. Passengers will also not be able to get the best ticket prices offered by the airline.

Secondly, airlines often offer discounts for bulk bookings. When you book multiple tickets, you'll usually get a better price. Therefore, contact the airline or an authorized agent directly.

Furthermore, based on the experience of a frequent flyer, if you are traveling individually or in a small group (5-6 people or less), you should only book a maximum of 2 tickets online at a time. This is the best way to get the best price because each airline has a flexible pricing mechanism. Each class only has a limited number of tickets available, and in many cases, the number available at the time of booking is only 1-2 tickets.

Tam Anh

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