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Can you have a single PNR where one passenger is a cash/revenue ticket and the other passenger is an award ticket?
No -- all passengers on a PNR must be of the same type ( cash or award) -- they must be the same fare class, same cabin, same routing, ....this is standard for all airlines. The airline industry-wide global distribution system (GDS) imposes this "commonality" restriction. Can you have a single PNR where one direction is a cash/revenue ticket and the other direction is an award ticket? No, while probably not a GDS limitation, most airlines do not allow this as the ticket rules for cash tickets and award tickets are very different. Related threads Combine reservations into one PNR? Can not be done. Premier benefits for companions on separate tickets, "off-pnr" [Consoldiated] Economy Plus for Companions if on separate PNR [Consolidated] |
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