What is the expansion of PNR in Railways and Airways?

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Passenger Name Record = A record of each passenger's travel requirements which contains all information necessary to enable reservations to be processed and controlled by the booking and participating airlines.

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PNR - Passenger Name Record

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PNR - Passenger Name Record

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A Passenger Name Record (aka. PNR) is the travel record for a person (or small group of persons) as used by airline and travel agency databases. The traveler’s flight numbers, fare, mileage program numbers, and personal information are stored within the PNR.


A Passenger Name Record (PNR) is the basic form of computerized travel record.

Most travellers have never seen a PNR, and few people know what information is in the PNR's about them, or how it gets there. But with CAPPS-II and Secure Flight, you need to know: PNR's are the records about each airline passenger that will be used for the USA government's Secure Flight (formerly named "CAPPS-II") passenger surveillance and rofiling system and "no-fly" lists, and compiled into the Passenger and Aviation Security Screening Records (PASSR) database of the Transportation Security Agency (TSA), a division of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

PNR's are airline records, but few airlines host their own databases. Most airlines store their PNR's in a virtual "partition" in the database of a Computerized Reservation System (CRS). Federal regulations call them "CRS's", but these days they prefer the grander name "Global Distribution Systems" (GDS's). CRS/GDS companies also sometimes distinguish their "CRS" business of hosting PNR's created by travel agencies from their business of hosting (in separate partitions) airlines' PNR's, but the terms "CRS" and "GDS" are frequently applied to both. There are only 4 major CRS's/GDS's worldwide:

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Passenger Name Record

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