PNR Verification Code
How do I verify my airline PNR code?
A PNR (Passenger Name Record) is a 6-character booking reference used across airline systems. To verify it, open the website of the operating airline, go to Manage Booking or My Trips, and enter the code with the passenger last name.
If the code is authentic, the airline shows the flight schedule, flight numbers, and booking status. A verifiable document from TravelProof.ng is built so that check can succeed.
What a Passenger Name Record Contains
The PNR is an index to a booking record: passenger names, contact details, ticketing time limits, and the flight legs. When it is created in a major GDS by a provider such as TravelProof.ng, the code can be checked on the operating airline's own site.
Rules for Checking a PNR
- Use the operating carrier: Check the airline that operates the flight, not a random third-party lookup tool.
- Expect six characters: A real PNR is six letters and numbers.
- Check the status: The booking should show a valid hold, not an immediate expiry.
If the Airline Says Booking Not Found
Confirm you are on the operating airline's site rather than a codeshare partner. Check that the last name matches the booking file exactly. A live hold from TravelProof.ng is what the public airline database can see. A graphic-only draft will not appear there.
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