Difference between revisions of "Passenger Name Record"

Revision as of 13:55, 15 July 2022

Full Title or Meme

An identifier originally for airline passengers.

Context

After the attacks on 9-11 there was a major push to be sure that passengers on airlines were well identified and vetted.

Content

• PNR Code and last person to update the record (usually airline personnel)

1. Name primary
2. Name Others
3. Seat No
4. Seat No
5. Return
6. Return
7. Contact phone - holder or agent
8. Ticket Date etc.
9. Contact Details
10. Special Servies

• Many other line items include FP = Financial Payment info

Secure Flight Passenger Data

This is sent by the airline to the TSA or similar security agency

1. Name
2. DOB
3. Gender
4. Redress number - to disambiguate passengers with same name as a do-not-fly person

Retention

• Data may be retained for 5 years (archives may be kept an additional 10 years)
• Six months after the flight the data must be depersonalized

Order ID

A new record being standardized by IATA to hold all of a passenger's information.

References

• Passenger Name Record (PNR): Meaning, Purpose, and Future (2022-07-15) You Tube by AltexSoft
• See also wiki page for Power of Passengers