Ticket Display (GDS, Single Ticket) API Reference

Get

ticket/tickets/{ticketID}

Send the ticket number in {ticketID}.

Base path:

Use this base path if you have not yet received or not migrated to the new credentials from Travelport:

Pre-production https://api.pp.travelport.com/11/air/

Production https://api.travelport.com/11/air/

Use this base path after you have migrated to the new credentials from Travelport (using .net instead of .com):

Pre-production https://api.pp.travelport.net/11/air/

Production https://api.travelport.net/11/air/

Related Content:Ticketing Guide

GDS only. To retrieve an NDC ticket use the Ticket Retrieve API.
This API duplicates functionality available in the more recently released Ticket Retrieve API, which for GDS can retrieve a single or multiple tickets.

The Ticket Display request returns details for a single ticket for a GDS itinerary.

The JSON Air APIs provide the following APIs to retrieve bookings and tickets:

  • To retrieve all booking details either by locator code or ticket number, use Reservation Retrieve.

  • To retrieve a list of all ticket numbers on a reservation, use Ticket List.

  • To retrieve details for all tickets associated with a record locator (GDS only), or for a single ticket for NDC, use Ticket Retrieve.

  • To return a list of documents on a booking, including tickets, invoices, MCOs, and EMDs, use Document List.

  • To return histories of up to six documents on with a booking, including tickets, invoices, MCOs, and EMDs, use Document History.

Request

As part of the request requirements, also see Authentication and Common Air Headers.

Ticket Display requires a GET request with the ticket number to the endpoint above. There are no query parameters or message payload.

Response

The response returns the reservation locator, traveler name, form of payment details, flight departure and arrival information, a price breakdown by PTC, and agency information.

Example Request

There is no message payload.

Example Response

For additional examples, download the developer toolkits and see Using Postman and Developer Toolkits.

The following example is for a ticket that has been exchanged; it returns details of the previously exchanged ticket in the PreviousIssue object.