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# How to Check Your Ticket Status

To efficiently **verify** whether a ticket has been **used, canceled, or remains active**, you can use the following methods: 

**Method 1: Check via the Airline’s Official Website** 

1. Visit the airline’s official website. 
2. Navigate to the “**Manage My Booking**” section (usually found in the top menu bar on the homepage). 
3. Enter the required passenger details, such as the **name and PNR** (booking reference), to access the booking page. 
4. **Review** the flight segment status under **Booking Details**. If the status shows **“Completed,” “Used,” or “Flown,”** it indicates the ticket has already been used. 

**Note:** \
If you cannot access the “Manage My Booking” page (for example, due to the travel date being too far in the past), please contact the airline’s customer service team for further verification. 

**Method 2: Contact the Airline’s Customer Service** 

1. Use the **airline’s online chat** feature (typically located in the bottom-right corner of the website) or find the customer service hotline under the **Contact Us section**. 
2. Provide the following details to the customer service agent: 

* Ticket number 
* Passenger name 
* Flight number 
* Travel date 
* Other relevant details 

3. **Clearly state** that you would like to verify whether the ticket has been used or canceled. 
4. **Wait** for the agent to confirm the ticket status. 

 

**Helpful tips:** 

If you experience issues accessing the airline’s website: 

* Try using a **different browser**. 
* Switch to a **more stable network connection**, as some international airline sites may require stronger connectivity for proper access. 


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