Is there a way to find out the booking class of a past flight, only having your name, flight number and booking reference/ticket number?
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If you mean you no longer have the ticket/e-ticket, that will probably depend on the airline and/or the channel you booked through. Also, how far back are talking about?– jcaronCommented Jan 18, 2018 at 8:30
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I was thinking about flights up to 1 year in the past (which usually also is the maximum time to redeem missing flights). Yes, I'm referring to flights where I do not have the information anymore (neither the ticket/boarding pass, nor emails where the fare class is stated). It already seems from your comment and Zach's answer that there is unfortunately no general (online) tool, that can provide this...– snurdenCommented Jan 18, 2018 at 8:44
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I’m not sure if tools like checkmytrip include past bookings? Also I wonder in what situation you would have the ticket number but not the rest of the info?– jcaronCommented Jan 18, 2018 at 8:52
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Checkmytrip does not show the booking class (atleast in some cases). It is possible to have the ticket number but no booking class, for example, the boarding passes in Apple Wallet usually also contain the respective ticket number, but not necessarily the booking class.– snurdenCommented Jan 18, 2018 at 9:03
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Do you have the emails?– DTRTCommented Jan 18, 2018 at 10:58
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The airline may have a mechanism to request a receipt after you travel. United, for example, has a form you can fill out and they'll send you back a receipt within two weeks. If your airline doesn't have an online form for this, you can contact them and ask if there is any such process. You might also have a copy in your email if you booked the tickets yourself.
Another place to look is your frequent flyer account, if you have one. Since mileage earning sometimes depends on the booking class, it may be displayed on your statement. I know that United shows it on their statements (see this example, which lists the flight number and G-class), as does Ethiad (see this example, which lists the booking class after the / for each flight).
answered Jan 18, 2018 at 8:22
