What is the full form of PNR?

PNR Stands for "Passenger Name Record"

PNR represents Passenger Name Record. It is a record of the traveler put away in the information base of a PC reservation framework (CRS). It is utilized by railroads and aircraft to store records of the travelers who will go with them. It contains traveler's very own records like name, address, telephone number, and so on

The idea of PNR was first acquainted via Airlines to gather the traveler's data for the situation if he/she takes more than one trip to arrive at his/her objective. This makes the entire cycle exceptionally simple and efficient.

Portions/Sections of a PNR

There are five pieces of a PNR needed for an effective booking. They are:

• Name of the Passenger/Passengers.
• Contact subtleties of aircraft office/train reservation office/travel planner.
• Complete data of travelers. (On account of numerous travelers, complete subtleties of at any rate one traveler).
• Tagging subtleties like Source, Destination, Age, Name, Fare subtleties and so on
• Name of the individual giving the data or booking the ticket.

Where is PNR put away?

The majority of the Airlines and travel services decide to have their PNR information bases with a Computer Reservation System (CRS) or Global Distribution System (GDS) organizations. These organizations are Galileo, Worldspan, Amadeus, Saber, and so on.