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	<title>Railway Booking &#187; PNR Status</title>
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		<title>PNR Status</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Feb 2010 07:12:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The PNR in the travel industry is of core importance. Passenger Name Record is the written record of every passenger that is required and fed into the Computer Record System for reference. Initially it came into existence when airline passengers needed details of more that one destination and hence the PNR was quoted for easier [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The PNR in the travel industry is of core importance. Passenger Name  Record is the written record of every passenger that is required and fed  into the Computer Record System for reference.</p>
<p>Initially it came into existence when airline passengers needed details  of more that one destination and hence the PNR was quoted for easier  reference from travel agents across the country or across the world.</p>
<p>To get a PNR number basic details of the passenger are requested at any  travel terminal, be it the airways or railways.</p>
<p>a)	name of the passenger<br />
b)	contacts of the travel agent<br />
c)	ticket details<br />
d)	one itinerary segment of the travel<br />
e)	name of the passenger making the booking.<br />
Once these details are given the Computer issues a unique alpha-numeric  record locator, which remains unchanged whatever changes or alterations  done to the travel plan.</p>
<p>Hence as a passenger if you need any details or any further assistance  with your itinerary, you have to quote your PNR number and your details  will flash before the travel agent.</p>
<p>Besides the above details it has now gotten mandatory to get more  details of the passenger in lieu with the anti-social elements.</p>
<p>For instance<br />
a) any restrictions on the ticket<br />
b) the form of payment made<br />
c) thorough details of contact and residential address of the passenger<br />
d) age details especially in case of minors or senior citizens<br />
e) Special Service Request (SSR) if the passenger has any preference  with seating or meals to be served<br />
f) ‘Other Special Instructions’ this is incase the passenger needs  something special from the travel mode which should be kept ready.</p>
<p>Hence overall the PNR status is very helpful to the passenger traveling  and to the travel agency. So that there is smooth flow of information  and the traveller does not face any hiccups while traveling.</p>
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