Partner PNRs now showing on united.com!
 

Just checked a reservation and I'm seeing two partner PNRs on my five-carrier itinerary. I see my Air China and Asiana PNRs, but not the Lufthansa and Thai Airways ones. Anyone else getting this?

Very cool.

I see SQ, NH, AC, US and NZ confirmation numbers.

I also have a TA res but it doesn't show TA.

yep -- just showed up also, AC in this case

also saying

I'm seeing OZ and US confirmation numbers but not TG or LH. Another "feature" that's finally coming to the COdbaUA site that was available on .bomb for awhile.

FINALLY. I can see my HA confirmation #'s. It's a bit weird/awkward that you have to click on an additional link to see the #, but a step in the right direction!

Fantastic to see that they are making up for the lack of some PMUA united.com functionality. Job well done.

Indeed! PNR grabbed, and seats selected on US flight for which I've been procrastinating the phone call.

w00t! Seeing LX confirmation numbers, too. Thanks for the tip!

On another multi-carrier booking I can confirm that I'm seeing partner PNRs for AC, CA, and NH.

See an Air China confirmation number on a reservation that has no Air China! Only UA, NH, TG, and SQ.

Did it ever have Air China in it? It probably just parses the PNR for any reference to a confirmation number.

Old UA site was the same -- if you had a partner, and deleted it, that partner conf. still showed in there.

Where do you see this info? Next to the UA PNR?

I can't seem to find any numbers for LX, LH, and TK PNRs on my itineraries. They are pre 3/3, though - would that matter?

Pre-3/3 doesn't matter.

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Nope, never had Air China in the reservation (ticketed or held). I don't think it's a real CA PNR code though since it's 6 characters (aren't CA's only 5 characters?).

This involved a nonPartner. My company booked me on a trip that was B6 outbound, UA return. The B6 Flight showed up when I looked on united.com; it showed my MP# for all flights, but the total price did not include the cost of the B6 flight. On the B6 website, it also showed the return UA flight and made it look as if my AA# was being used for all flights. The price on the B6 site did not include the UA flights. This was my first time doing a trip with a B6/UA combo. Would this sort of booking have displayed this way pmUA? I thought it was a bit strange.