Here's why airlines have trouble with your hyphenated name
 

Here's why airlines have trouble with your hyphenated name
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If your name is too long, too short, hyphenated, or contains an apostrophe — you probably have trouble while flying.

Apostrophes, hyphens, and other special characters in names have been an issue for flyers for many years. A blog post from 2007 describes a flyer having trouble with booking a ticket because of a hyphenated last name. A decade later, a**ther flyer, John Scott-Railton wrote a blog post about the same issue. Both airlines and tech**logy have evolved plenty in that span and yet flying with a hyphenated name is as bad as ever.*

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