Need to find a reservation with Delta airlines, scheduled for June 18-June 30
Reservation was made through airline reservations. Charge went through my bank account. The reservation co. sent me an email with a confirmation no., which Delta says is incorrect. Contact air reservations, cant get any info. from them. They said they dont have that info, just check with delta reservations, I did, they said the confirmation no. airline reservations sent to me was incorrect. They cant find this paid for flight, for June 18-30th, unless they can give me an e ticket no. or reservation no. or certificate no. Delta cant find this flight, which is already paid for. How do I find this flight?
Best Answer
Delta should be able to find your flight using your name and the flight numbers and date. If they don't, than chances are you don't have an actual reservation. You need to contact the company that took your money.
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How do I find my flight booking?
Go to the website of your airline. Enter the reservation, confirmation or credit card number and you will see a screen view of your flight schedule. Print this out and take it with you or save it on your mobile phone or laptop screen for viewing later.How do I find my Delta reservation number?
You will find your confirmation number in the top section of the email, just below the Delta logo and your name. Go to My Trips and locate your trip using your name and confirmation number, credit/debit card number, or ticket number from your Flight Receipt email.How far out is Delta booking?
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Select \u201cCheck In\u201d in the page header or go to My Trips. If you aren't logged in, enter your confirmation number, SkyMiles number or credit card number to access your itinerary. You can print your boarding pass or get an eBoarding Pass on your mobile device.More answers regarding need to find a reservation with Delta airlines, scheduled for June 18-June 30
Answer 2
There are two parts to an airline reservation: a ticket and the reservation itself. The ticket is a (now electronic, formerly paper) document that tells the airline you paid a specific fare to fly a specific route, and is represented by a 13-digit e-ticket number, beginning with the carrier's 3-digit ticket stock code (in Delta's case, 006).
The reservation is what holds space on a specific flight for you, and is how the airline knows John Doe would like to fly from JFK to LAX on December 1. This is represented by a six character code known as your Passenger Name Record, or PNR, sometimes also called your confirmation number, confirmation code or record locator.
Usually, when booking a flight, reservation and ticketing happen at the same time, but sometimes a reservation can be created but not ticketed; this is what sounds like happened in this case. Basically, your travel agent collected payment, created a reservation (and thus was able to give you a PNR) but for some reason, did not ticket the reservation. Oftentimes, carriers have rules about how long space can be held without ticketing; likely, Delta automatically cancelled the reservation when they saw you didn't have a ticket.
Your best bet right now would be to get in touch with the travel agent who originally booked the flight and have them do it over again. Know, however, that since some time has passed, your original flight may not be available at the original fare you paid. Since this is their error, I would demand that they cover any fare difference. If they refuse, demand a refund, or initiate a charge back with your credit card company.
If they are able to get you rebooked, get both the 6-character PNR and your 13-digit e-ticket numbers. And I would recommend only booking directly with airlines whenever possible; if, for some reason, it's not possible, make sure the travel agency you're using is a reputable one.
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