reating a Passenger Name Record (PNR) in Galileo follows a logical sequence of commands to book flights, enter passenger details, and finalize the reservation.
Below is an example showing how to create a complete PNR for a journey from Cairo (CAI) to Sharjah (SHJ) on EgyptAir.
Step 1: Search for Flight Availability
A24SEPCAISHJ*MS
This command displays available flights from Cairo to Sharjah on 24 September using EgyptAir as the preferred airline.
Step 2: Sell Seats
N2Y1
This entry sells two seats in Y class (Economy) on line number 1 from the availability list.
Step 3: Add Passenger Names
When entering passenger names in Galileo, always use the format LASTNAME/FIRSTNAME with no spaces before or after the slash.
Adult Passenger:
N.HAMED/MAHMOUD MR
Adds an adult passenger named MAHMOUD HAMED.
Infant:
N.I/HAMED/ESRAA MISS*16MAY25
Adds an infant passenger named ESRAA HAMED .
Child:
N.HAMED/MAHMOUD*P-C08
Adds a child passenger named MAHMOUD HAMED with age 8 years.
Step 4: Add Contact Information
P.T* 000000000 email@gmail.com
Adds the agency phone number and email address to the booking for communication and ticket delivery.
Step 5: Add Ticketing Instruction
T.T*
Indicates that tickets have been issued.
No queue placement is required, meaning the booking is confirmed and ticketed.
Step 6: End and Save the Booking
R.PAX
ER
- R.PAX means “Received From Passenger”.
- ER ends and saves the PNR in Galileo.
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Understanding Per Sector, Per Coupon, Per Pricing Unit, Per Combinable
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