When
A PNR is long and you need one part: the flights, the names, the ticket numbers, the fare elements.
Steps
| # | Entry | What it shows | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RTA | Air segments only. | The itinerary at a glance. |
| 2 | RTN | Names only. | Passenger numbers for /P associations. |
| 3 | RT/P1 | Everything for passenger 1. | One traveller's view. |
| 4 | RTG | SSRs, OSIs and keywords. | Check requests and their statuses. |
| 5 | RTF | Fare elements (FP, FM, FV, FE…). | Before ticketing. |
| 6 | RTK | Ticketing elements. | TK line and ticketing data. |
| 7 | RTTN · RTTN/H | Active ticket numbers (FA/FH) · with historical ones. | Which tickets exist. |
| 8 | RTR | Remarks. | Notes. |
| 9 | RTO | Option elements (OP). | Follow-ups. |
| 10 | RTJ | Phones, addresses. | Contacts. |
| 11 | RTSVC · RTSVC4 | Flight details (terminals, times, aircraft) for all · for segment 4. | Terminal and equipment for the client. |
| 12 | RTSVI | Itinerary details in a table. | Clean overview. |
| 13 | RTN,A,G | Several parts at once. | Combine. |
Check it worked
The display shows only the requested elements; RT alone brings the whole PNR back.
Traps
- Element numbers in a partial display are the same as in the full PNR — you can act on them
(
XE,5/…) without redisplaying everything. RTAMshows married-segment indicators (see Married segments — why you cannot change one leg alone).