How to Confirm Flight Reservations for Air India

Confirm your reservations on Air India.

If you are flying Air India for the first time, or just looking to confirm your flight reservations, here is some information to help you along the way.

Difficulty:

Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• Phone

1. To contact Air India and confirm your flight by phone, you will need your Air India PNR number, which is essentially a confirmation code. The toll free-numbers (if you are calling from the U.S. and Canada) are: 800-223-7776; 888-359-2412; and 800-625 6424.

2. Air India offers some efficient ways to confirm booking on their website. Go to "Manage Your Trip" and click on "Manage Booking," then "Reconfirmation." This form allows you to confirm your travel arrangements. To fill it out, you will need your PNR number, as well as an email ID, the flight details and contact information for where you live and the place(s) you will be visiting on your trip. Be sure you are have your ticket and the travel documents that are necessary for your trip. (A list of these is included in the Tips section.)

3. You can check in online, as well. In the Manage Booking section, be sure to check "E-Check In." This is usually available only 24 hours prior to your flight, and often takes the place of old-fashioned flight confirmation. You will need your flight number, confirmation number or PNR number, and the names of your passengers. Be sure you have a working printer, so you can print out your boarding passes. If you don't have a printer, you can stop at the ticket desk at the airport and have them print your passes, as well as take your luggage for the trip.

Tips & Warnings

• Be sure to have all travel documents ready and with you for your trip, including a valid legal passport and necessary visas for the country you are visiting.

• Confirming your flight does not take the place of checking in. Be sure to check in online at least 24 hours prior to departure, or arrive at the airport at least three hours ahead of time for an international flight, as recommended by the TSA and FFA.

Resources

• Read this Article in Spanish
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