What does "SSCI" on my boarding pass mean?
I recently flew on Singapore Airlines from Sydney to Singapore, and my boarding pass had SSCI printed on it. What does this mean? Is it in some way related to the dreaded SSSS (selected for extra security screening) at US airports?
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What do the codes on boarding passes mean?
The six-digit alphanumeric code that appears on your boarding pass is your PNR, or Passenger Name Reference\u2014also known as your record locator, reservation code, or booking code.Why did I get an SSSS on my boarding pass?
It's the Transportation Security Administration's way of flagging airline passengers for \u201cenhanced\u201d screening. An SSSS code stamped on your boarding pass overrides pre-approval through a Trusted Traveler Program such as TSA PreCheck and can add 15 to 45 minutes (or more) to your boarding process.What do the letter codes mean on airline tickets?
Airline tickets have a single letter code listed as class or status that tells the airline where you're sitting. Among the most common, Y is full-fare economy, T is discounted economy. J is full fare in business class, D is discounted business.How do you read a boarding pass for a flight?
The boarding pass includes the name of the passenger, departure and arrival city, airline, carrier (this is the airline abbreviation), flight number and class. The boarding pass also includes the gate number, boarding time, seat number and group number.How to Publish in Top Tier \u0026 SSCI Indexed Journals
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