Fake Flight Tickets Detected at Shamshabad Airport, 8 Passengers Held
Fake flight tickets detected at Shamshabad Airport in Hyderabad. Eight passengers apprehended and handed over to airport police. Probe underway into possible ticket scam.

In a major security alert, fake flight tickets were detected at Shamshabad Airport in Hyderabad, leading to the detention of eight passengers. Airport authorities discovered that several travellers were carrying bogus tickets during routine verification at the terminal.
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The incident has raised serious concerns about ticket fraud at Hyderabad airport, prompting a detailed investigation by airport police.
Fake Tickets Found During Verification
Officials at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad, identified discrepancies in the tickets during standard checks. Upon verification, the tickets were confirmed to be fake, following which the passengers were immediately stopped from travelling.
Key points from the incident:
- Fake flight tickets detected at Shamshabad Airport
- 8 passengers apprehended
- Tickets found to be bogus during verification
- Passengers handed over to airport police
Passengers Handed Over to Airport Police
After the detection of fake tickets, airport authorities handed over the eight passengers to the RGIA Airport Police for further action. A case has been registered, and questioning of the detained individuals is underway.
The police are now focusing on how the passengers obtained the fake tickets and whether an organised racket or gang is involved in the scam.
Probe Launched Into Possible Ticket Scam
Police officials stated that the investigation will look into:
- The source of the fake tickets
- Involvement of agents or online fraud networks
- Whether similar fake tickets were sold to other passengers
- Possible security loopholes exploited at the booking stage
Authorities have not ruled out the possibility of a larger fake ticket scam operating in the region.
Airport Authorities Issue Advisory
Following the incident, airport authorities advised passengers to:
- Book tickets only through authorised airlines or official platforms
- Verify ticket details and PNR status before arriving at the airport
- Avoid unknown agents offering tickets at unusually low prices
Officials said strict checks will continue to ensure passenger safety and prevent fraud.
Investigation Ongoing
The fake ticket case at Shamshabad Airport is currently under investigation, and more details are expected once questioning is completed. Police said further action will be taken based on the findings.
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