In DRS under Quick Search you can search by:

In DRS under Quick Search you can search by:

• A. Processing PED, Reporting PED, Document Number, Date of Issue and PNR
• B. Processing PED only
• C. Date of Issue only
• D. Document Number and PNR only

Answer: (A)

In DRS Quick Search, you can locate a record using multiple identifiers, which makes retrieval flexible and precise. You can search by Processing PED, by Reporting PED, by the Document Number, by the Date of Issue, or by the PNR. Each of these identifiers points to the same DRS entry, so having the ability to search by all of them lets you find a record even if you only have one piece of information. The complete set—Processing PED, Reporting PED, Document Number, Date of Issue, and PNR—is the most effective because it covers the common data points you might have on hand. If you limit the search to only one field, you risk missing the record if that field isn’t the one you have.

In DRS Quick Search, you can locate a record using multiple identifiers, which makes retrieval flexible and precise. You can search by Processing PED, by Reporting PED, by the Document Number, by the Date of Issue, or by the PNR. Each of these identifiers points to the same DRS entry, so having the ability to search by all of them lets you find a record even if you only have one piece of information. The complete set—Processing PED, Reporting PED, Document Number, Date of Issue, and PNR—is the most effective because it covers the common data points you might have on hand. If you limit the search to only one field, you risk missing the record if that field isn’t the one you have.