Where Can I View My Flight Itinerary?
Where Did That Flight Itinerary Go?
Finally: you’re all set to go on that trip you’ve been planning. You booked the cheapest airline tickets, arranged for a pet sitter and packed your bags. But before you go, you want to check your flight itinerary, and perhaps print out a copy or two for yourself and relatives. Surprisingly, doing so isn’t always as straightforward as you would like, because every airline does it a little differently.
Following is a table for FareCompare readers showing exactly how to get to your itinerary from major airlines’ websites. If the site has an itinerary page that’s separate from the homepage, you can usually find what you want by going to that link first. You’ll usually need a confirmation or e-ticket number, name and/or credit card number to display your itinerary.
Itineraries by Airline
| Airline Home Page Link | Itinerary Page (if separate from home page) | Instructions and Required Information |
| AirTran | https://tickets.airtran.com/RetrieveBooking.aspx | On the itinerary page (which you can also reach by clicking on “Find Itinerary” on home page), enter Confirmation Number, first name, last name and airport of origin. Enter the last four digits of credit card if you want to change your reservations. |
| Alaska Airlines | http://www.alaskaair.com/ | From the home page, click “View/Change Reservation” then enter last name and either your confirmation code or e-ticket number. Click “Continue.” |
| American Airlines | http://www.aa.com | From the home page, click on the “My Reservations/Flight Check-In” tab. Click “Login” button. |
| Continental | http://www.continental.com/web/en-US/apps/reservation/default.aspx | From the home page, click the “Reservations” tab, then scroll down to “Change/View Existing Reservations” to go to the reservations page. Enter your confirmation number and last name and click “Find” button. |
| Delta | http://www.delta.com | On the home page, click on the “My Trips” tab. Enter your first name, last name, and confirmation number, or Skymiles number, Credit/Debit Card number, or E-ticket number. Click the “Go” button. |
| Frontier Airlines | http://www.frontierairlines.com | On the home page, choose the “My Flights” tab. Choose “View Reservations” or “Change Reservations,” then enter your reservation code and last name. Hit return. |
| JetBlue Airways | https://book.jetblue.com/B6.myb/landing.html | Go to the itinerary page or choose “Manage Flights” on the home page. Enter your confirmation number and last name, and click the “Find My Flight Details” button. Or, you can sign in with your TrueBlue Account, which requires your email and password. |
| Southwest Airlines | https://www.southwest.com/flight/lookup-air-reservation.html | Go to the itinerary page, or scroll down to Travel Tools on the home page, then choose View/Share Itinerary under the “Manage Air” heading. Enter your first name, last name, and confirmation number or credit card number. Click the “Continue” button. |
| United Airlines | http://www.united.com/page/genericpage/0,,52172,00.html?navSource=dropDown&linkTitle=itineraries | Start at the itinerary page, or choose “My reservations” under the “Reservations & check-in” tab on home page. Enter your confirmation or e-ticket number, or Mileage Plus number and email address, or credit card number. Click the “Log in” button. |
| US Airways | http://www.usairways.com | From the home page, click the Manage Reservations tab. Enter your confirmation code or ticket number, Dividend Miles number or flight number, and then click the “Manage reservations” button. |
| Virgin America | http://www.virginamerica.com/view-itinerary.html | Start at the itinerary page, or choose the “Manage Travel” tab on the home page, and choose “View Itinerary.” Enter your last name and confirmation code, and click the “Find My Flight” button. |
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