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A Quick Reference
15 Jul 2019 Frequent Traveler Name List Added variations to the LV format
Ticketed/Unticketed Count
25 May 2018 Passenger Name Lists Changes to system response for Frequent Traveler Name List
Item Objective
Objectives By the end of the module, participants will be able to demonstrate :
l Accessing and interpreting a name list for a specific flight and date
l Accessing and interpreting a name list by departure city
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of non-revenue passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of connecting passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of large parties
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of frequent travelers booked on flight
l Accessing and interpreting a canceled passenger lists
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of the earliest booked passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of the last booked passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of passengers with pre-reserved seats
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of passengers with special meals
l Accessing and interpreting a count of unticketed passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of unticketed passengers
l Accessing and interpreting a name list of infant passengers
EPR Duty Code: Many of the entries are limited to specific duty codes. The most
common duty code required is a 5, 7, or 8.
Note Duty code 4 does not permit accessing passenger name lists.
Keyword: No specific keyword required.
Reference For more information, refer to the Focus Manual Host - F*FMH.
You can view a list of passengers holding reservations on a flight, boarding at one point, to any or all
down line off points of the flight.
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, 8, or ‡.
Example entry:
LD1010/12NOVELP
Item Description
LD Primary passenger list action code
ELP Boardpoint
Example Response:
ELPDFW
...1 01CRAFT/BRENDA...K .....QAQCLR
...2 01BACKHUS/ROGE...Y .....RFETKZ
...3 01COX/JAMES...Q ........SLSPED
...4 01BUMGARNER/TH...V .....QEXYBT
...5 01BURLEY/JEFFR...M .....QQSLCU
...6 01CARRILLO/GRI...Y .....QFJGEP
...7 01CARTER/JOHN...K ......SZAEYP
...8 01CORDERO/ARMI...M .....QQMGDI
...9 01BURGESS/SAND...M .....SQZKJY
..10 01BANSLABEN/AL...K .....SDBTRG
..11 01BANSLABEN/EM...K .....SBDMUY
..12 01BANSLABEN/JE...K .....SBDMUY
..13 01BROWNLOW/EDW...M .....ROWTIB
ELPPHL
..14 01MELENDEZ/DAN...V .....SWHPEU
..15 01SANCHEZ/YOLA...V .....RWFTKH
END
The following information outlines how to read the first line of the previous example:
CRAFT/BRENDA Surname plus first name or initial (The Sabre system will truncate the name to 12
characters.)
If multiple persons are booked in a single PNR under the same surname, the number of passengers is
reflected preceding the surname. Only the first name field in a PNR would be listed.
The system organizes passenger name lists into alpha groups, instead of alphabetical order. The alpha
groups are arranged as follows:
A–C D–G H–L M-P Q-S T-Z
Note To remember the alpha groups, use the following phrase: “All Doctors Have Many Quaint
Traits.” The first letter of each word signifies the beginning of an alpha group.
For example: the first Alpha group begins with A and includes B and C, so all surnames beginning with
A, B, or C are listed in the first alpha group, but not necessarily in alphabetical order (as can be seen in
the previous list display). The name would be listed within the alpha group by the order the PNRs were
booked and the names listed.
Note Passenger name lists can appear in alphabetical order, but this option must be activated by
Sabre®. Authorized personnel should contact Sabre® Global Customer Care to request
activation.
You can also access a PNR by the number from a name list. Once requested, the entire PNR appears.
L1*
As part of the SabreSonic® CSS Loyalty suite, you can access a passenger list by flight to specifically
identify loyalty program customers. The LV list includes all customers with a frequent flyer number who
are booked on a flight.
Note To access the LV list, you must use one of the following duty codes: 1, 2, 5, 7, or 8. You cannot
make this entry while signed in with duty code 4 or -.
Item Description
The response shows all top-tier frequent travelers booked on the flight, along with a two- or three-
character code to indicate their tier level. For example:
ADDFRA
1 01ABAND/GEORGE...V ..ABCDEF BLU
2 01ALVAQEZ/JEFF...Q ..ZZTTTB BLU
3 01ASONG/WEDNDA...H ..TUVWXY BLU
4 01ASSEFA/SELES...K ..RRSSTT SLV
5 01BOSTA/LOUISE...H ..PPQQRR GLD
6 01BOSUESNER/HE...U ..FEDCBA BLU
END
Example row:
Item Description
ABAND/GEORGE Surname plus first name or initial (Sabre truncates the name in this list display to 12
characters)
Entry Variations
Entry Description
LV111/11JANADD- View a list of PNRs containing only those frequent travelers booked on the flight at the
SLV indicated tier level (in this example, only the Silver (or SLV) level members).
l The tier indicator will not appear in the response
LV111/11JANADD- Optional format to view a PNR list containing all frequent travelers booked on the flight,
*/ALL regardless of tier level.
l Frequent travelers who are not at a top-tier level will appear in the response without a
tier level indicator
l This option is not active in all partitions. If not active, the -*/ALL format will respond with
a list of only top-tier frequent travelers. If your airline is interested in activating this
option, contact Global Customer Care.
You can access a list of all canceled passengers for a flight, out of a specific boarding point, for a
specified number of days prior to today’s date. You can view the list or use the format to place PNRs
onto a queue.
You can use this list when:
l a flight was canceled or when a passenger was canceled from a PNR
l a flight leg was canceled due to schedule change (when the flight itself still operates)
This format will reject after a schedule change only if the entire flight was canceled, or if airport codes
were canceled via the schedule change. If the inventory master records for the flight no longer exist in
the system, this option becomes available and the response would be ‡FLT‡.
Note Duty codes 4 and 6 are restricted from using this option.
When using the date range parameter, the filtering is based on a comparison of the dates associated with
the name (XN) and the segment (XS) cancellation items in the history of each PNR on the cancellation
list. If none are found in the PNR history, the system responds with the PNR by default. Otherwise, the
system includes the PNR only if the transaction date of the history item falls within the implied date
range.
Non-date change flight will always give a valid response, either a list, or, if no passenger exist, an empty
list.
A date change flight may return a different response due to different processing because the internal
PNR index date is not always the date in the LX entry.
You can access a list of canceled passengers for a flight out of specific boarding points. Example entries:
LX181/20MARORD
LX181/20MARORDLAX
Item Description
LX Primary Cancellation Name List action code
You can access a list of canceled passengers for a specified number of days prior to the current
date.Example entry:
LX181/20MARORD-D‡1
Item Description
LX Primary Cancellation Name List action code
You can access a list of canceled passengers for a flight by a specified cancellation date. Example entry:
LX1300/6SEPEZE‡16AUG
Example Response:
1 01PEREZ/MARIA....N .....T....DMTYYM
2 01SILBERBERG/L...N .....A....EWZYTC
3 01SILBERBERG/L...Q .....A....EWZYTC
4 01SILBERBERG/L...O .....A....EWZYTC
5 01SIMON/BRENDA...K .....T....GDQTQN
6 01WALTERS/WEND...K......T ...GDQTQN
END
N Class
The above response is a list of all the passengers that were canceled on 16AUG from Flight 1300.
You can access a list of passengers with a specific status code. For example, you can use this option to
view a list of passengers with the UC code (Unable to confirm or waitlist) at the time of cancellation.
Example entry:
LX102/04FEBDENDFW-DA‡UC
Example response:
1 03SMITH/JOHN....Y...A...IDQLKT
2 10FRUIT.........Y...A...LFFCYE
3 01ORANGE/ORANGE....Y... LFFCYE
Use the following format to place all PNRs with the UC Status Code on queue 105:
LX102/04FEBDENDFW-Q105-DA‡UC
Example response:
ON Q 105
NS No show
WK Was confirmed
Notes
l This option is not allowed in combination with the date option (D‡NN or ‡DDMMM)
l Duty codes 4, 6, and / are restricted from this option
Example entry:
Training Guide 6 1 Passenger Name Lists
LX181/20MARORD-Q28
Item Description
LX Primary Cancellation Name List action code
Example Response:
DENDFW
1 01FERGUSON/KEN . . . H . . . . A.RIOUWT
2 04GRAY/MISSY M . . . H . . . . A.RIOUWT
3 01OMARA/PATRIC . . . F . . . . T.QQOZYF
4 01OMARA/STEVEN . . . F . . . . T.QQOZYF
5 01MASTERS/BILL . . . H . . . . A.RIOUW
1 Line number
H Class
You can access a list of passengers contained in a Corporate PNR (a PNR that begins with a -C/
corporate name field).
Note This format is restricted to duty code 1, 2, 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LC51/13DECLGW
Item Description
LC Primary Corporate Name List action code
LGW Boardpoint
Example response:
LGWDTW
..1 03SCOTT AFB CA........3....V....SGLEFV
..2 06SCOTT AFB CA........6....V....TRGDAJ
..3 01SCOTT AFB CA........1....V....QDSTGL
..4 05TAFT/LON SAL........5....C....RMICHZ
LGWDEN
END
Notes
l Only the corporate or group name appears in the list. If the corporate/group name field is more than
12 characters, Sabre truncates the corporate/group name.
l The corporate PNR name list responds with a list of names regardless of the number in party,
provided the PNRs were created with the -C/ indicator in the name field.
l The large party entry includes only those PNRs with nine or more names (depending on your carrier's
large party settings). If a corporate PNR was divided, and the filed PNR has less than nine in the
party, the LP response does NOT include those names, but the LC response does.
l After passenger names have been added to the corporate PNR, the number of corporate seats held and
the number of passenger names appear in the center of the response.
Example response:
If there are no names in the PNR other than the corporate name, the second numeric does not appear.
(See the previous example response.)
You can access a list of passengers who hold pre-reserved seats (PRS) on a flight.
Note This entry is restricted to duty codes 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
Item Description
LS Primary Pre-reserved Seat Name List action code
83 Flight number
FRA Boardpoint
Example response:
FRAORD
..1 01BENTLEY/JOHN..1.Q FRAORD 32BSMDFHB
..2 01ALLERT/BEATE..1.H FRAORD 25HQCWDAP
..3 01AUGENBLICK/M..1.M FRAORD 28GSXWENN
..4 01AVANTI........1.M FRAORD 35BSHDBOP
..5 01BLITGEN/JESS..1.H FRAORD 32JQSPPDP
..6 01CURTIS/CHARL..2.M FRAORD28CDQUENRG
1.Q Class
Notes
l The names are listed according to the different alpha groups and are not shown in true alphabetical
order.
l A corporate booking reflects both the corporate name and the passenger name, since a passenger
name is required to pre-reserve a seat.
The LS format also includes funnel flight numbers when they apply (Funnel flights are when more than
one flight number are combined to make a longer flight over multiple segments.) However, when a LS is
sent to a queue and there are no names on the list, the response does not show the associated funnel
flight.
LS50/11MARLGW
The component flight numbers to a funnel flight appear on the last line of the response. Example
response for a funnel flight:
You can access a list of passengers who have requested special meals (SPM) on a flight.
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LG399/4MAYSTL
Item Description
LG Primary Special Meal Name List action code
STL Boardpoint
Example response:
STLSLC
..1 01CIVALE/C.........Y.........SKFPWN
..2 01BURELL/REBEC.....Y.........QTVUTX
..3 01GTE SERVICE......M.........QECGAF
..4 01FOX/JOCELYN......Y.........SPHWJF
..5 01GILLETTE/JIM.....M.........QECGAF
..6 01HEFLEY/CAROL.....M.........RNBWCR
..7 01SZUHY/LAWREN.....K.........TRJMHH
STLYVR
END
The response contains the passenger name, the class of service booked, and the record locator. The type
of meal requested does not appear in the response. Check the individual PNR using the Display PNR
from Name List format (example: L2*) for this information.
Item Description
LI Primary Inbound Connection Name List action code
MXP Boardpoint
Example response:
MXPAMS
..1 01CROWE/EDWARD...C ...BA..36.DEL..RIKKPO
..2 01GUINS/J...C ........DA.982.NIC..RBZDZE
..3 01FOX/FORREST...Y ....DA..81.ABJ..SBVCRD
..4 01DELAPENA/EDW...C ...DA.980.ANK..SDIZWT
..5 01LENKEI/P MR...X ....NG.107.VIE..RGGRPQ
..6 01KIM/MYONGMR...Y ....HV.601.ATH..SAMVVF
..7 01HUBREGS/WILL...C ...DA.751.TLV..RBZKBK
Note Depending on a global setting, the list may be sorted by board city.
CROWE/EDWARD Surname plus first name or initial (Sabre truncates the name in this list display to 12
characters)
To view a list of all outbound connecting passengers, for both host and OA, substitute LO for LI in the
above format:
LO51/15NOVMXP
The response shows a list of passenger names, classes of service, outbound connecting flight
information, and record locators.
You may also add the LO entry to include the outbound connecting passengers to a specific flight. For
this example, 123 is the flight number in the entry below.
LO51/15NOVMXP-123
You can also send the LI or LO list to a queue for processing by adding the queue number to the entry:
LO51/15NOVMXP-Q50-123
You can access a list of all waitlisted passengers for a flight out of a specific boardpoint.
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LW121/18NOVORD
Item Description
LI Primary Waitlist Name List action code
ORD Boardpoint
Example response:
PRIORITY
ORDLAX
.........04KING/SUE MRS...H ..........CKBQRD
.........01KING/JAMES.....H ..........CHQXRD
.........02BRADBURNE/MA...Q ..........NICFQL
.........01MCFADDEN/ROG...H ..........DKTXTH
.........02MOREAU/XAVIE...H ..........KZDJQL
MAIN
ORDLAX
.........01COSTLOW/SUE..KL.Y .........MBSKZT
.........END
If there are both priority and main waitlists, the priority list appears first. The priority waitlist only
includes PNRs with the JL status code.
You can access a list of passengers who have been confirmed from the waitlist, but have not yet been
advised. (They are holding KL status.).
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LK677/23DECJKT
JKT Boardpoint
The system response is a list of those passengers, classes of service, and record locators who have been
confirmed from the priority or main waitlist.
PRIORITY
JKTMNL
MAIN
JFKMNL
1 02BRANA/IGNACI..4.Y SCBQVE
2 01BRANA/DIANA. .3.Y .RVTSQT
END
To view a specific PNR, use the Display PNR from Name List format (example: L2*).
You can access the Large Party list, assuming that there are large parties booked on the flight. The
number of passengers needed to be a “large party” depends on your carrier’s definition (typically 9 or
higher).
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LP51/12DECLGW
Item Description
LP Primary Large Party Passenger List action code
51 Flight number
Example Response:
LGWDEL
..1 06SCOTT AFB CA..6.V ..TRGDAJ
..2 05TAFT/LON SAL..5.C ..RMICHZ
LGWDPS
END
Depending on your carrier's settings, you may be able to access a name list of non-revenue space-
available (NRSA) passengers who listed for a meal on a flight using the MM Action/Status code.
Note This particular format may not apply to all Sabre-hosted carriers; the LM entry applies only to
those carriers using the Meal List (MM) procedures to book non-revenue passengers.
Example entry:
LM216/15NOVEZE
Item Description
LM Primary Meal-Listed Passenger List action code
Example response:
EZEGRU
1 01ABDALLA DE S...K ........QJTJJD
2 01ADAM/SILVIA...S .........QGPGBK
3 01AGUIRRE/CARL...M ........QFWARG
END
Example entry:
LH801/13APRDRW
Item Description
LH Primary Jumpseat and Positive Space Passenger List action code
Example response:
The LH format reads the PNR and searches for a PS (Positive Space) in the ticketing field. If your carrier
is not using PS in the ticketing field to show positive space travelers, the LH response does not contain
any PNRs.
The A11 in the above example is a pass classification under which the passenger is traveling.
You can access a list of passengers who have NOT reconfirmed their reservations for a specific flight.
Note This format is restricted to duty code 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LR1813/20MARDXB
Item Description
LR Primary Reconfirmation Needed Passenger List action code
The LR format searches PNRs for the RR (Reconfirmed) status code and responds with PNRs which do
not have an RR status. At end transaction, Sabre places a PNR on the LR list, the PNR remains on the
LR list with the HK segment until the status code is changed to RR.
Example response:
DXBZRH
1 01HESTER/TONI..1.Y ........QHJLSM
END
In all of the L-type entries, you can substitute a class of service in place of the slash separator (/). For
example:
L-type Entry Description
LD60V13NOVJNB Name list: V booking class
These options can be helpful to access counts and lists of unticketed passengers.
You can access counts, by compartment, of outbound unticketed passengers. Example entry:
LU2216/13JUNWAW
Item Description
LU Primary Unticketed Passengers Name List action code
WAW Boardpoint
Example response:
216/13NOV
F Y B M H V Z Q TOTAL
WAWVIE . 4 . . . . . . 4
TOTAL . 4 . . . . . . 4
The above example reponse indicates there are four unticketed passengers in Y revenue booking
designator (RBD), from WAW-VIE. The TOTAL column reflects the total count of unticketed
passengers on the flight.
You can access a breakdown by compartment of local boarding, inbound connecting, through (“thru”),
outbound connecting, large party, corporate name and waitlist confirmed passengers.
Note This format is restricted to duty code 0, 1, 2, 5, 7, or 8.
Example entry:
LL504/24DECLHE
Item Description
LL Primary Ticketed/Unticketed Counts action code
Example response:
Notes
l The figures on the right side of the slash (/) represent unticketed passengers
l These amounts are included in the counts on the left side of the slash
l The CORP column only includes counts for PNRs with corporate name fields for a party of four or
less
l PNRs with nine or more will be included in the LGPTY (large party) column
l LGPTY, CORP, and WLC counts are also included in the applicable LOCAL, INBND or THRU
count
You can request to view a list of PNRs that are unticketed. Example entry:
PUN5125/13MARGUA
Item Description
LL Primary Unticketed Passenger Name List action code
The response is a list of passenger names (only the first passenger name in a multi-name PNR will
appear), the number in party, and the record locator.
GUAFDF
1 01GADDIS/TERRI..1.T ......RRASYT
2 01WRIGHT/N MIS..2.C ......SSIXBJ
GUAHAV
1 01ARAVENA/ANA...G ........LXMLQE
2 01BARRIA/DANI...M ....... VIHDJL
END
Notes
l Any PNRs with a ticketing arrangement beginning with 7 T- are not included
l The list includes PNRs with 7TAW (Ticket At Will-Call) ticketing arrangements or 8TL time limits
l The list also includes PNRs that have no time limit or ticketing arrangement
You can also queue place the PUN list by adding the queue number to the end of the entry. For example:
PUN5125/13MARGUA-Q20
You can access a list of the last PNRs booked on a flight based on the initial PNR creation time and date.
The city in the entry is the destination city. Example entry:
LB49/15JANORY‡7
Item Description
LB Primary Last Booked Passenger List action code
49 Flight number
Example response:
You can also queue place this list by adding the queue number before the number of last booked PNRs.
For example:
LB49/15JANORY-Q40‡7
You can access a list of all passengers pre-removed from a flight. (Pre-removal of passengers might be
required, for example, when a flight has been overbooked, or when there has been a change of equipment
and the new equipment has a lesser capacity.)
Example entry:
LA504/14JANCCS
Item Description
LA Primary Pre-removed Passenger List action code
The response is a name list, including PNR numbers and classes of service.
You can access a name list of PNRs with the IK status code (Infant without seat). The response is the
infant name list for the specified flight and boardpoint. Example entry:
LJ892/06MARBCN
Item Description
LJ Primary Infant Name List action code
Example entry:
LDE1307/30OCTBKK
Item Description
LDE Primary Passenger List - Electronic Ticket action code
Only those passengers who meet the following criteria appear on the list:
l PNR has a TE item
l Ticket is not voided or refunded
l Flight segment is canceled even though they still hold a valid electronic ticket for the flight
The VCR contains a record of the flight number, boardpoint, and date requested. The VCR status is OK.
Example response:
The number right next to the passenger name is the number of passengers in the PNR with the same last
name who have valid electronic tickets.
The index record holds the first twelve characters of the passenger’s name. If the last name is longer than
12 characters, then the first name does not appear in the record. In that case, asterisks appear instead of
the number in party to indicate that the passenger may or may not belong on this list.
You can also access a list of electronic ticketed passengers booked in a specific Revenue Booking
designator (RBD). For example, this would be the format to view a list of passengers with electronic
tickets booked in W class:
LDE307W30OCTNBO