Go to the airline's website. Head to Edit/Manage Booking option. Enter the PNR number and the last name of the passenger whose ticket needs to be downloaded. Finally, select Get/Retrieve Itinerary.

Finding your flight ticket online is a straightforward process that typically starts with the confirmation email sent by the airline or travel agency at the time of booking. This email contains your "Record Locator" or "Booking Reference" (a 6-digit alphanumeric code) and your ticket number. To view or print your actual boarding pass, you should visit the official website of the airline you are flying with and look for a section labeled "Manage Booking," "My Trips," or "Check-In." Once you enter your last name and reference code, you can access your digital ticket. If you booked through a third-party site like Expedia or Kayak, you can find the itinerary in your account dashboard on those platforms, though you will still eventually need to go to the airline's own site for the final boarding pass. Additionally, most modern airlines offer mobile apps where your ticket is automatically stored and updated with real-time gate information. If you cannot find the email, searching your inbox for the keyword "confirmation" or the airline's name is the best first step, or you can log into your frequent flyer account where all upcoming trips are usually listed.