Milenomics ² Podcast - No Annual Fee Edition
Nov 2, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
In this episode, Tom and Trevor discuss common airline jargon and terms. Be sure to tune in to the video, as we’ve tried out some new features of our recording tools!…
Tom KimHostThis is a pretty simple one, but as we'll get to in a moment, there's a distinction here.
This is the thing that you get, and it's usually what, an alphanumeric, can be five, can be six or seven.
But it's important to note that getting your PNR record locator doesn't necessarily mean you're out of the woods when you're booking your flight.
And has anybody ever looked at their ticket number? Have you looked at your ticket numbers in the past?
We don't have the permutation here, but each airline, as I recall, is like the first three digits.
think American, because they were one of the first ones to have electronic tickets, I think they got to get 001.
So a lot of times you'll see American Airlines tickets starting, I think, in 001, if I'm not mistaken.
This is a pretty simple one, but as we'll get to in a moment, there's a distinction here.
This is the thing that you get, and it's usually what, an alphanumeric, can be five, can be six or seven.
But it's important to note that getting your PNR record locator doesn't necessarily mean you're out of the woods when you're booking your flight.
And has anybody ever looked at their ticket number? Have you looked at your ticket numbers in the past?
We don't have the permutation here, but each airline, as I recall, is like the first three digits.
think American, because they were one of the first ones to have electronic tickets, I think they got to get 001.
So a lot of times you'll see American Airlines tickets starting, I think, in 001, if I'm not mistaken.
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