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weasel07 Oct 4, 2013 9:39 am
Single PNR for two passengers with different itineraries?
 
Hi all,

I am guessing the answer is no, but can two PNRs be linked together for two passengers who are departing from different airports? eg. europe to nz, where only the first leg differs (say from UK vs from Italy) - all other flights are the same. Is it possible to have a single PNR in this case?

Many thanks

m3red Oct 4, 2013 10:11 am
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 21553131)
Hi all,

I am guessing the answer is no, but can two PNRs be linked together for two passengers who are departing from different airports? eg. europe to nz, where only the first leg differs (say from UK vs from Italy) - all other flights are the same. Is it possible to have a single PNR in this case?

Many thanks
I very much doubt it and why would you want to?

KVS Oct 4, 2013 10:46 am
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 21553131)
eg. europe to nz, where only the first leg differs (say from UK vs from Italy) - all other flights are the same. Is it possible to have a single PNR in this case?
No, all flights must be identical.

weasel07 Oct 6, 2013 12:16 pm
Originally Posted by m3red (Post 21553338)
I very much doubt it and why would you want to?
eg. husband and wife, avoid chance of one being opp'ed and the other not.

m3red Oct 6, 2013 12:27 pm
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 21563214)
eg. husband and wife, avoid chance of one being opp'ed and the other not.
Yeah probably won't save you. Might be able to put a note on the booking though.

weasel07 Oct 8, 2013 6:31 am
Originally Posted by m3red (Post 21563261)
Yeah probably won't save you. Might be able to put a note on the booking though.
Yep, you were right - two PNRs but they've kindly attached a note to say we are travelling together for all intents and purposes.

weasel07 Jan 7, 2014 1:56 am
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 21572708)
Yep, you were right - two PNRs but they've kindly attached a note to say we are travelling together for all intents and purposes.
And apparently the note must have worked: We were both upgraded on the Brisbane-Auckland leg with seats together :)

Ahmed777 Jan 7, 2014 5:07 am
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 22101408)
And apparently the note must have worked: We were both upgraded on the Brisbane-Auckland leg with seats together :)
Nice!

How did you get them to put a note on the PNR? Did you just call?

weasel07 Jan 7, 2014 7:44 am
Originally Posted by Ahmed777 (Post 22101948)
Nice!

How did you get them to put a note on the PNR? Did you just call?
Yep, just called the customer services.

LifeontheBeach Jan 13, 2014 5:14 pm
Originally Posted by weasel07 (Post 22102606)
Yep, just called the customer services.
Good to know that this works on EK. On other airlines like DL, BA the chances of its working wound be close to zero IME.


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