How to Retrieve a Past Date Booking in Amadeus

Sometimes you may need to access an old or closed PNR to check booking details, ticket information, fare history, or previous transactions. Amadeus provides several commands that allow you to retrieve archived bookings using either the ticket number or the record locator.

If RPP is supported in your office, you can retrieve the PNR directly. If not, use RPD, which sends a retrieval request and may take up to 24 hours before the booking becomes available.

Main Recall Commands

PurposeCommand
Recall by ticket numberRPP/TKT-1761234567890
Recall by PNRRPP/RLC-ABC123
Request archived PNR (if RPP not supported)RPD/RLC-ABC123

Note: An RPD request may take up to 24 hours to be processed.

Office Request List Commands

PurposeCommand
Display Office Request ListRLD
Display a specific request lineRLDT3
Display a PDR from the listPLD2
Retrieve the selected PDRPLD0

If multiple PNRs are returned after using RLDT, use PLD followed by the required line number to open the correct booking.

Historical PNR Display Commands

PurposeCommand
Redisplay the PNRRPP
Redisplay PNR faceRPP/RH
Display active TSTRPP/TST
Display specific TSTRPP/TST2
Display active TSMRPP/TSM
Display specific TSMRPP/TSM2
Display TTH historyRPP/TTH
Display specific TTHRPP/TTH2
Display deleted/expired TST historyRPP/TMH
Display segment historyRPP/RHI

Cancel Pending Requests

PurposeCommand
Cancel one requestRLX/5
Cancel multiple requestsRLC/15-20

That’s it. These are the most commonly used commands for recalling and reviewing closed PNRs in Amadeus, whether you’re working with a ticket number, record locator, fare history, or archived booking records.


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