Yes—you can arrange a flight reservation for another traveler, but the passenger's name must be the person who will travel, not the person placing the order. This is the crucial distinction when buying a dummy ticket for a parent, partner, employee or friend. You can organize the route and pay the service fee, while the issued itinerary should show the traveler's passport name, flight details and booking reference. The safest workflow is to collect their details first and send them the unedited confirmation when it arrives.
Imagine you're in Berlin and your mother is preparing to fly from Manila to Bangkok. She is comfortable traveling but prefers that you handle online bookings. You choose the dates, pay with your card and receive the PDF in your email. None of that means your name belongs on the reservation. Your mother is the passenger; you are simply the organizer.
