I've flown twice since then (on SouthWest), without being asked for any identification.
In Australia security is quite lax. I regularly travel under assumed names on planes, trains and buses. You can pay with cash and be completely anonymous. The only time it has been noticed by anyone was when a friend asked who the "John Smith" was on my ticket. No company has worried about it. I figure if I die and burn in a crash then what do I care if they can ID me or not. There are worst things in life than being buried as John Doe. Those with religious beliefs may take issue with that. But then, is a True Name your birth name, your christened name, your legal name or your magick name. Let "god" sort it out. Mark mark@lochard.com.au The above opinions are rumoured to be mine.