Originally Posted by
Aviatrix
That's normal.
Every airline has its own system of codes (PNRs), so if you're travelling on multiple airlines then there will be a different code for each.
KLM will have a record of your Air Baltic PNR - it probably won't be visible to you, but it will be visible to their reservations staff. So - to track the flight on the Air Baltic web site you will first of all need to get the right PNR.
Actually, I once had a segment on Emirates bought as part of a KL itinerary (on KL stock). I entered the KLM PNR on the EK website and it told me to go away, so I entered the (074) e-ticket number and it came up with the EK PNR and showed me the booked segment! It wouldn't let me check in, though (it was the first segment of my return trip, and the KL website wouldn't let me check in, either).
-- Henry