Originally Posted by
UserMark
And RTW tickets can have flights in different record locators, right?
Originally Posted by
Dr. HFH
I don't think so, other than for additional flights with additional fare, i.e., not included in the RTW fare calculation.
Originally Posted by
pandaperth
Maybe. If the various flights are on airlines that use a different booking system than the issuing carrier.
The issuing carrier's record locator will show all the flights in the itinerary.
Other record locators will typically only show a sub-set of the flights.
Often you'll want to know these other locators in order to be able to choose seats on those flights.
For example, my last RTW (in 2017/2018) had:
- the issuing carrier's locator (AA was the issuing carrier)
- a separate record locator for the QR, UL, CX, QF, and BA flights
- another one for the sole IB flight, and
- after I did a re-route to include some LA flights, yet another locator for those flights
Yes, of course. I interpreted
UserMark's question to be about combining separate PNRs into one RTW ticket after they had already been booked. As
pandaperth said, some airlines set up their own PNRs for the parts of the itinerary that are relevant to them. You can ask the booking/plating carrier for all the PNR codes associated with your itinerary.