Sabre PNR Converter

Drop a raw Sabre (1B/1S) PNR into the converter and receive a customer-ready itinerary instantly. The parser auto-detects Sabre by its 6-character locator, /DC carrier markers, and the 1.1 SURNAME/GIVEN passenger syntax.

If you work in Sabre Red 360, Web Services, or the classic green screen, you can paste the entire *A display unchanged. The converter strips the cryptic noise it doesn’t need (queue placements, history lines, remarks) and surfaces every flight segment with date, class, status and routing intact.

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How the Sabre PNR Converter works

Copy the *A display

Run *A in Sabre and copy everything from the locator at the top to the receive-from footer. The converter detects 1B/1S even when there’s no explicit GDS header.

Review what the parser found

Every /DC codeshare marker, status code, and the 1.1 passenger numbering is preserved. ARNK (surface) and OPEN segments don’t break the flow.

Ship the itinerary

Choose Simple (free, e-mailed PDF) or Pro (Expedia-style with PNR and price summary). Either output is downloadable in seconds.

Example: Sabre PNR with two passengers and a return

J1MUKK
 1.1JOHNSON/JOHN MR  2.1JOHNSON/JANE MRS
 1 AA 100Y 03MAY S JFKLHR HK2   1830 0640  04MAY /DCAA*PQRSTU /E
 2 AA 101Y 10MAY S LHRJFK HK2   0855 1205  10MAY /DCAA*PQRSTU /E
TKT/TIME LIMIT
  1.TAW/
FONE
  1.LHRT*+44 20 7946 0123
INVOICED-MIA1234/AAA AGENCY
RECEIVED FROM - JOHN
AAA.AAA*A0A 1234/03MAY26 J1MUKK H

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Sabre PNR formats are supported?

Anything from Sabre Red 360, Sabre Web Services, or the cryptic green screen. The signatures the converter looks for are the 6-character locator on the first line, 1.1 passenger numbering, and /DC carrier markers in segment rows.

Where is the record locator in a Sabre PNR?

The locator (also called the Sabre confirmation number) is the first thing the *A display prints — six alphanumeric characters such as J1MUKK. The converter picks it up automatically and writes it into the itinerary.

Does it parse Sabre codeshare segments?

Yes. The /DC<CARRIER>*<LOCATOR> token after each segment is read so the marketing vs. operating carrier is preserved on the itinerary.

Can the output be used for visa or onward-travel proof?

The Simple itinerary is accepted by most consulates for visa interviews. If you need a verifiable PNR that an embassy or border agent can look up with the airline, switch to the Pro Expedia-style ticket.

Does it handle overnight arrivals?

Yes. When the arrival date differs from the departure date — for example a JFK→LHR overnight flight — Sabre prints the next-day date inline, and the converter renders it on the itinerary so customers don’t arrive a day late.

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