Speaking about flights

I will buy the ticket for 30th May from Rome

Is the preposition for properly used ?
Thanks for your help
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Question

Speaking about flights

I will buy the ticket for 30th May from Rome

Is the preposition for properly used ? 
Thanks  for your help 
🙃

Answer

Are you flying TO Rome or FROM Rome?

I will buy a ticket / a flight to/from Rome for the 30th of May / May 30th.

Answer

"for" is correct and "to Rome" would be more natural.

Hope this helps :)

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If you mean the flight is on the 30th of May, then yes, "for" is the correct preposition.

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"for" is the correct preposition here

However, I would say "for the 30th of May" or "for May 30th"