What is PNR number on the ticket?

So, you’re wondering about that PNR number on your ticket? It’s a bit cryptic, isn’t it? Like some secret code to get you on your plane. I remember once, I was so stressed trying to check in online – completely panicked, you know? – and I couldn’t find this darn PNR number anywhere. I practically tore my email apart! Turns out, it was hiding in plain sight, buried in a long paragraph of confirmation details.

Anyway, a PNR, or Passenger Name Record, is basically a six-letter and/or number code – kind of like a super-short, secret ID for your booking. Think of it like a digital key, unlocking all your flight info. With it, you can easily check-in online, manage your reservation, even sometimes change your seat – a lifesaver if you’re stuck next to someone who kicks the back of your seat the whole flight! (Been there, unfortunately!) It’s linked to everything they need – your name, your flight details, the whole shebang. It’s essentially a digital certificate for your reservation. Pretty neat, huh?