<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by avek00:
Whenever a codeshare reservation is created, TWO PNRs are created -- one on the ticketing carrier, and the other on the operating carrier. UA should have the AC PNR available; failing that, a sked search on Expedia will reveal the operating carrier's flight number, which can then be used to pull up the operating carrier's PNR.
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but you will have the AC flight # from the codeshare - - you don't need to go thru expedia etc. '
all I was trying to say is that it's not that AC can't SEE your rez, it's that they don't want to give you a seat assignment from their seats if the AC allotted seats to UA are filled. If they are not filled, UAL will give you the seat assignment when you book the flight.