(aviation, travel) An official notification that a travel agency has underpaid an airline for a ticket or similar, or is being fined by the airline for failure to adhere to fare rules or airline policy.
A unit in the point system created by many airlines as part of their frequent flyer programs, which can be redeemed for free flights and other rewards. Traditionally airlines have awarded one airline mile per mile flown, but increasingly airline miles have been awarded based on other factors such as ticket price.
(travel industry, aviation) (Formerly, no longer in use) An IATA defined amount used to adjust Fare Construction Units in international airfare calculations.
(travel, aviation) A fare construction on a single return ticket where the origin and destination of the first flight are both different from the origin and destination on the return flight.
(dated, travel, aviation) (In an airline reservation system) a symbol, usually represented by the hash or plus key, used to join several lines of instruction together without the need to enter each separately.
(travel, aviation, fare construction) Any of two or more flight sectors in an itinerary that can not be rebooked or changed separately from the other sectors, due to fare rules or market restrictions.
(travel, aviation) The price paid by a travel consultant employee when booking their own personal travel, that does not include either their employer's commission or the wholesaler/airline's commission.
(aviation, travel industry) A request for special treatment for a passenger such as a special diet or mobility assistance, sent from an agent to an airline, to which a reply will be returned.
(aviation, travel) A unique alphanumeric reference given by a computer reservations system to each sector of a travel booking.
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