Checking a Skyteam itinerary (Korean Air)

[leny]

Is there any similar site to Check My Trip that can be used to look up itineraries for Skyteam flights? I have tried the Korean Air site itself, but it won't allow me to check it because I am not a member of their frequent flyer program. I am however a member of 'OK Plus' and would like to check the exact details and the booking class of of my trip.

 

[tuapekastar]

Is there any similar site to Check My Trip that can be used to look up itineraries for Skyteam flights? I have tried the Korean Air site itself, but it won't allow me to check it because I am not a member of their frequent flyer program. I am however a member of 'OK Plus' and would like to check the exact details and the booking class of of my trip.

leny, have you tried signing up online to their FF program? Doesn't appear to cost anything and you may be able to check some of the info you want.

 

[Mwenenzi]

Try these.
The LAN site is good. Shows many airlines. Enter name & the ticket number and/or PNR
LAN.com Imprima su e-ticket
https://www.virtuallythere.com
https://www.viewtrip.com/Home.aspx

 

[leny]

Thanks for those links Mwenenzi. And tuapekastar, no I couldn't because I am already a member of OK Plus and accrue my points in that programme.

 

[leny]

Virtuallythere found it for me, but not the other ones. But no booking class.

 

[NM]

Virtuallythere found it for me, but not the other ones. But no booking class.

VirtuallyThere.com is a view into the Sabre GDS, so it would seem Korean use Sabre. It should allow you to view the e-ticket receipt and that may sow the booking class. It does for me for an itinerary booked in Sabre by our corporate TA.

 

[leny]

I have looked and looked but I can't find it. It may be due to the reason that my TA might not have ticketed my flights yet.

 

[leny]

Unbelievable! I just read this in the notes : "Your ticket has been issued as a paper ticket.." I have never in my life used a paper ticket, so I guess this will be a little exciting. I didn't think this was possible in the 21st century!?!

I can still add my FF number via my TA, is that right?

 

[Keith009]

Unbelievable! I just read this in the notes : "Your ticket has been issued as a paper ticket.." I have never in my life used a paper ticket, so I guess this will be a little exciting. I didn't think this was possible in the 21st century!?!

Paper tickets will soon be relics of the past as the IATA-mandated deadline looms on MAY31. In the meantime they will still be churned out whenever different airlines participating in a single itinerary lack an interline eticketing agreement with the issuing carrier.

Having said that a number of AFFers including myself have very recently travelled on handwritten paper tix. :shock: Still very much possible in the 20th century due to legacy airline infrastructure. :-|

I can still add my FF number via my TA, is that right?

Yes that is correct. However I'd urge you to check with the airlines concerned, either at check in or prior or both, that they've received your frequent flyer number.