Checking In At Suvarnabhum(I)

[bentrein]

This is a purely theoretical question, and not a discussion on why one would want to... But if I had for some reason two different tickets in my name leaving Thailand on the same night (flight times say an hour apart), and I'd be okay with wasting the money of at least one ticket, would it be possible to go to Suvarnabhum(i) and check in on both flights at the same time - without luggage?

Does anyone know if there's a security built in that alerts for attempts to be checked in twice on different flights?

[PattayaParent]

I would hope there would be something to detect that scenario.

Think of the disruption it would cause to the flight you didn't board looking for a no-show that has checked in, finding non existent bags and then getting a new slot for take off.

[longstebe]

That's a dodgy thing to want to know.

[bentrein]

I would hope there would be something to detect that scenario.

It is a weird question, I agree. To take away some of your doubts; I'm asking for the hero of the novel I'm writing in Dutch. He's being followed, and flies out of Bangkok (among many other places to come). He bribes the immigration to stall the guy following him, and is checked in on two flights, so the guy following him doesn't know where he's gone. Once the guy's stalled by immigration, he informs one of the flights that he's not really coming, and boards the other one.

So don't worry about the extra delays...

Anyone? Anyone know anyone who works at the check-in counters?