Glossary
PNR (Passenger Name Record)
Definition: A PNR (Passenger Name Record) is a unique alphanumeric booking reference code stored in the airline’s reservation system containing all details of your itinerary, passenger information, and ticket data.
Every flight booking creates a PNR, typically a 6-character code like "ABCDEF" that serves as your booking’s unique identifier. The PNR contains: passenger names, flight segments, ticket numbers, contact information, frequent flyer numbers, meal preferences, seat assignments, and any special service requests.
PNR codes are used to retrieve your booking online, at check-in kiosks, and at the airport. They’re also used by airline staff to make changes to your reservation. For codeshare flights, you may have different PNR codes with the marketing and operating airlines.
It’s important to keep your PNR reference accessible throughout your journey. It’s the quickest way to pull up your booking for any changes, and airport staff will ask for it if you need assistance. BookMyBusinessClass provides your PNR along with your e-ticket confirmation, and our agents can use it to make modifications to your booking if your plans change.