Worldspan PNR Converter: Convert Worldspan Itinerary Text
This page locks the parser hint to Worldspan (1P). Use it when the dump is from a Worldspan retrieve rather than Galileo or Amadeus. The conversion engine is the same GDS PNR converter. Incomplete lines stay incomplete.
Overview
This page locks the parser hint to Worldspan (1P). Use it when the dump is from a Worldspan retrieve rather than Galileo or Amadeus. The conversion engine is the same GDS PNR converter. Incomplete lines stay incomplete. Worldspan PNR Converter is a working travel-agent tool on Pnrly, not a text-only landing page. You paste GDS or booking text (or upload a file where the tool supports it), run the action above, and get output you can copy, download, or print. Supported cryptic families on this product include Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport Smartpoint, Galileo, Apollo, Worldspan, and generic flight lines. This page's format hint is Worldspan. The parser only reads what you paste. It does not open a live airline or GDS session, and it does not invent schedules, fares, terminals, or baggage allowances that are missing from the source text. After a successful parse you can usually continue into Print/PDF, WhatsApp text, email copy, calendar ICS, validation, or redaction from the related tools. Guest convert limits still apply whenever the parse API runs.
How to use this page
- Paste Worldspan itinerary lines.
- Convert with Worldspan locked.
- Review flights and the record locator if present.
- Use Travelport converter if the paste is Galileo/Apollo instead.
- Review every name, date, and airport before you send the result.
- Use related tools (redactor, validator, WhatsApp, PDF) instead of forwarding raw GDS.
Example
Example input (Amadeus-style): 2 NZ 456 H 26OCT 5 WLGAKL HK1 1945 2050 26OCT E NZ/W268NH 3 NZ 002 W 26OCT 5 AKLLAX HK1 2250 1500 26OCT E NZ/W268NH Expected result: two flight rows with carrier, flight number, class, local times, and airports. If a line is cut in half, that segment may be missing or low-confidence.
FAQs
Is Worldspan part of Travelport?
Worldspan is in the Travelport family historically. This site still keeps a dedicated Worldspan converter URL.
Can Auto-Detect replace this page?
Often yes. Use this URL when you know the host is Worldspan.
Worldspan converter vs parser?
Same tool. Converter and parser slugs match different searches.
Do I have to use the Worldspan page?
No. /converter with Auto-Detect usually works. This Worldspan URL is for agents who already know the host and for search queries such as "Worldspan PNR converter".
What is Worldspan PNR Converter?
Worldspan PNR Converter is a free-to-try Pnrly tool that worldspan PNR converter for 1P itinerary lines. Paste Worldspan PNR text and convert to flight booking details. Locked format. No live Worldspan retrieve. It sits on the same parser as the main converter.
How do I use Worldspan PNR Converter?
Paste Worldspan itinerary lines. Convert with Worldspan locked. Review flights and the record locator if present. Use Travelport converter if the paste is Galileo/Apollo instead.
Which GDS formats are supported?
Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport Smartpoint, Galileo, Apollo, Worldspan, and generic flight lines. Use Auto-Detect unless this page locks a format hint.
Does this connect to Amadeus, Sabre, or an airline PSS?
No. Nothing is retrieved from a live host. Only the text or file you provide is parsed.
Is the output safe to send to a customer?
Only after you review names, dates, and airports. Use the PNR Redactor if the paste still contains tickets, cards, or phone numbers.
Why were no flights found?
The paste may be a locator only, a screenshot with unread OCR, a scanned PDF without text, or a line split across two rows. Paste full segment lines and convert again.
Are times local or UTC?
GDS segment times are local to each airport as printed. This product does not convert them to the agent's timezone unless a specific timezone tool says so.
Do I need an account?
Guests can convert up to the published IP limit. After that, create a free account. Paid plans unlock higher API volume, not extra invented facts.