The Passenger Name Record (PNR) contains client travel information regarding a trip. The PNR has four mandatory fields referred to as a PINT: P-hone, I-tinerary, N-ame field, and T-icketing field.

✓ Always create the basic PNR with the 5 mandatory elements (Name, Itinerary, Contact, TK element, Reference, End Transaction) and wait for the Airline locator. If the Airline PNR is not reflecting contact the Help-Desk.

Steps Add the group name element. ... Add the segments from an availability display. ... Enter the contact element, for example: ... Enter the ticketing element, for example: ... Enter a group SSR element, for example: ... Enter the form of payment, for example: ... Enter the Received From (RF) element. Enter the End Transaction (ET) element.

➢ PNR should be created with only 5 basic mandatory elements (commonly known as PRINT - Phone, Received From, Itinerary, Name, and Ticketing Element).

5 mandatory elements of a PNR Name - the passenger's first name, surname and title (e.g., Mr, Mrs, etc.). ... Itinerary – a PNR should contain information for at least one portion of the trip. ... Contact – the passenger's phone number and email or those of the agent that made the booking on the passenger's behalf.

In the flight booking industry, a Passenger Name Record (PNR) is a digital file that contains information about a passenger or group of passengers traveling together and their booking.

To ensure the successful creation of a PNR with hotel segments, the request should contain the below information: Add agency and customer information: ... Add the BookingKey returned in the Hotel Price Check API response: ... Add details of the rooms to be booked: ... Add payment information: ... Request to commit the transaction: