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    How To Read Your Airline Ticket

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    Your airline ticket contains important information like the issuing airline (A), the passenger's legal name (B), any ticket restrictions (C), the fare paid (D), the reservation number (E), the date the ticket was issued (F), the ticket number (G), and any frequent flyer number (H). It also provides flight details (I) although it can no longer be used as a physical boarding pass. The ticket is a legal contract between the passenger and airline that passengers should understand.

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    Your airline ticket contains important information like the issuing airline (A), the passenger's legal name (B), any ticket restrictions (C), the fare paid (D), the reservation number (E), the date the ticket was issued (F), the ticket number (G), and any frequent flyer number (H). It also provides flight details (I) although it can no longer be used as a physical boarding pass. The ticket is a legal contract between the passenger and airline that passengers should understand.

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    Your airline ticket contains important information like the issuing airline (A), the passenger's legal name (B), any ticket restrictions (C), the fare paid (D), the reservation number (E), the date the ticket was issued (F), the ticket number (G), and any frequent flyer number (H). It also provides flight details (I) although it can no longer be used as a physical boarding pass. The ticket is a legal contract between the passenger and airline that passengers should understand.

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    HOW TO READ YOUR AIRLINE TICKET

    Your airline ticket is your contract between you and your airline. It may be to
    your advantage to know the following:

    A - This field is the airline that your ticket was issued by, usually it represents the
    airline that your flying on Domestically, or it will be the airline that takes you
    "trans-Pacific" or "trans-Atlantic" to international destinations.

    B - This field should be your legal name, as it would appear on your passport or
    other ID.

    C - This field is for ticket restrictions.

    D - This field is normally the airfare amount paid for your airline ticket, including
    all taxes and airline fees. At Explorica this does not always reflect what we paid
    for the ticket. Our ticket prices and some taxes are usually hidden or modified as
    seen on the face of the ticket or the receipt, according to our contract
    requirements.

    E - This field is "PNR" (passenger name record) at Explorica this would be our
    reservation number in Amadeus. It is also known as a "record locator"

    F - This field is the date your ticket was issued.

    G - This field is your ticket number.

    H - This field usually contains your "Frequent Flyer" number.

    I – This area used to be used as a boarding pass before the “Electronic ticket
    era.” You can no longer use it as a boarding pass but you can see some details
    regarding your flight itinerary.

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