How to look up your itinerary on SkyBook
From booking reference to full trip overview in three steps — no account, signup, or password required.
Updated 6 October 2026
Step 1 — Open the tracker
Go to the homepage of SkyBook and find the “Retrieve your booking” box, or visit the Track Flight page directly. Everything works in a web browser, and the SkyBook mobile app supports the same lookup offline-friendly flow.
Step 2 — Enter your booking reference
Type the six-character booking reference (PNR) from your confirmation email into the field and press Search. We only need the reference itself — no account, personal email, or login is created.
Step 3 — Review your trip
Your itinerary opens as a boarding-pass style view showing your airline, flight numbers, departure and arrival times, terminals, seat assignments, cabin class, and baggage allowance.
From here you can open the full timeline, check layovers and airport information, and download the e-ticket PDF for any segment. The cards are labelled to mirror what you'll see at the check-in desk, so nothing reads like a surprise at the airport.
A note on privacy
Because access is governed by the booking reference alone, treat it like a key to your trip. Share it with family or travel companions when they need to see the same itinerary — and keep it out of public posts and screenshots.
Ready to see your trip?
Enter your six-character booking reference and open your itinerary in seconds — no account needed.