SOURCE-BACKED REFERENCE ENTRY · VISA · OCTOBER 2026
MCC 3065:
AIRINTER
Visa lists AIRINTER under this designated airline code. It is a named-entity entry, rather than a general category for unrelated businesses.
View the source & scope ↓THE CLASSIFICATION
What does MCC 3065 cover?
Visa lists AIRINTER under this designated airline code. It is a named-entity entry, rather than a general category for unrelated businesses.
The code belongs to the Named airlines group in this directory. The acquirer must confirm the appropriate assignment for the merchant and the relevant card network.
ILLUSTRATIVE BUSINESS FIT
The designated merchant
- Designated source-table entity: AIRINTER. Not a suggested code for an unrelated merchant.
These examples illustrate the classification. They are not verified NUMUS customers or confirmed transaction-level assignments.
LOOK BEYOND THE LABEL
Risk & provider review
Airline tickets can be paid well before travel. Cancellations, schedule disruption and failure to provide the flight can leave refund and dispute exposure after the original payment.
Why this category sits here
- Advance ticket sales and unflown travel
- Cancellation and schedule-change refunds
- Exposure if the carrier cannot fulfill travel
Operating assumptions
Industry baseline for an airline selling future travel; this is not a financial-strength, safety or credit rating of the named carrier.
What could raise the risk?
- Long booking horizons or rapid growth in unflown sales
- Refund backlogs, concentrated disruption or weak liquidity
- Elevated fraud or disputes across remote and cross-border sales
Assessment basis: Named-industry model: named-airline. This is an editorial category assessment, not a bank’s rating, an individual merchant decision, a forecast of losses or a promise of approval.
How we assess risk & source references ↗No specific high-integrity-risk flag is reproduced here from the reviewed Visa classification section. This is not an exemption or a finding that no other requirements apply.
Questions worth preparing
- Is this the exact designated merchant or brand rather than a similar business?
- Which current network assignment does your acquirer confirm for this merchant?
- For an independent business, which general industry code should the acquirer consider instead?
Your provider may also ask about transaction size, monthly volume, refunds, disputes, customer locations and delivery timing. Use your actual business facts when discussing the code.
CHECK THE REFERENCE
Source, date & scope
Code and classification reference: Visa Merchant Data Standards Manual, October 2026. Directory reviewed November 3, 2026.
Visa source · PDF page 31 · printed page 28 ↗The source listing does not establish that this brand is currently operating, that its present name is unchanged, or that a particular transaction uses this code.
This is a designated network entry. Another company in the same industry should not adopt it merely because the business activities look similar. The source listing does not verify present-day operations.
Network descriptions and requirements can differ. This entry does not assert complete Mastercard coverage. Confirm current classifications and any special registration requirements with your acquirer.
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