Anyone know what this CO status code means? Instead of HK for confirmed, the res shows RR. I looked around for a thread to explain, but no luck...



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Is it another carrier - I have seen RR signaling "on request" when one carrier requests (usually electronically) seats on another carrier - just a guess though -

No it's a CO flight, on CO metal...

where exactly are you finding this? I'm not familiar with it at all those codes at all...

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does anyone know what the codes are when you look at your onepass activity... like this:

CONTINENTAL 1172 XA CHICAGO-NEWARK
CONTINENTAL 1163 XF NEWARK-ATLANTA
CONTINENTAL 63 Y NEWARK-HOUSTON
CO/AM WEST 647 F HOUSTON-PHOENIX
NORTHWEST 0797 KU EWR MEM

I know it has something to do w/ fare classes, but I am confused about the XA/XF... I assume that X is a designator that the flight was upgraded and XF would to upgraded to First, but upgraded to A is weird.

I haven't flown HP from IAH to PHX, but I did fly CO (probably a code share), shows as F, but no class of service bonus, but doesn't show XF or XA.

Then the NW "KU" since I bought a K ticket I assume this means K - upgraded or something.

The Y fare was a standby, then upgraded I think, either that or a re-route... yeah I think it was a re-route...

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[This message has been edited by EWR-COflyer (edited 02-15-2002).]

It's in the CO res system PNR. Looks like this:

1 COXXXV 15FEB FR EWRLGA RR1 415P 515P 19A*19B*

Normally the RR would show HK to show it is confirmed, or LL for waitlisted, etc... RR is a new one....

The XXX would be the flight number, and I did change the city pairs, just incase we have lurkers....

I jsut came back from HKG on an upgraded B fare bought before HoKeY took effect. The e-ticket read "R" class.

Apparently so, since an RR is usually seen on international segments. Only rarely seen these days since many international flights do not require reconfirmation.

RR = PASSENGER RECONFIRMED. FOR INTERNATIONAL USE ONLY

tvl4free -

you are wise, however, it's a domestic reservation....

vulcan -

you are confusing fare codes with status codes.

alas, we still don't know what this means....

It means Gordo is a freakin lyin bast....

...oops. sorry, wrong thread...

FWIW I directly copied the RR definition from a list of status codes definitions that I just happen to have.

CO on occassion will also use the RR for domestic reservations. It's use is not widespread.

Perhaps this clears the air for you...???

I think we might have an answer here. Just spoke w/ the person in question whose res my travel agent was able to find for me. He's gold, and traveling with a companion who has no status. He's on a waitlist for first for a flight that leaves in an hour, and trying to get the Gold upgrade for his "friend". Not sure if thats why the RR code, but it could be an answer....

I just asked a friend who works for CO and she says RR means reconfirmed. Usually it means the passenger called to reconfirm reservation.

Isn't that interesting... I always figured that they just looked at your itinerary and said, yep, your reconfirmed...

arturo elweighs themk thet "rr" meen yu bin rale-roded, rite, enjaydavit?

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