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1. What is 'code sharing' between airlines?

Saturday nightAn ARUNK segment must be entered into the itinerary to account for that surface travel. The command is the shortest of the sell commands: 0A ('sell ARUNK').Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.

2. Direct Air Travel

Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Saturday nightThis is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.An ARUNK segment must be entered into the itinerary to account for that surface travel. The command is the shortest of the sell commands: 0A ('sell ARUNK').

3. What night stay is a very common restriction for discounted air fares to make these fares available for leisure travelers?

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.An ARUNK segment must be entered into the itinerary to account for that surface travel. The command is the shortest of the sell commands: 0A ('sell ARUNK').Saturday night

4. When building an itinerary that includes one or more non-air segments, such as an open jaw routing discussed earlier what segment must be entered into the itinerary in Sabre?

An ARUNK segment must be entered into the itinerary to account for that surface travel. The command is the shortest of the sell commands: 0A ('sell ARUNK').Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday night

5. What is the charge $11.20 (AY) on an airline ticket?

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.9/11 Security Fee, assessed at $5.60 per segment (This helps fund TSA.)Saturday nightTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.

6. (CPA) City Pair Availability may consist of airport codes or, in the case of multi-airport cities in also consists of what?

Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.City CodesSaturday nightThis is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.

7. Long Sell (Direct Sell without Checking Availability)

For these clients who already know which airline and flight number they want, you can request space on a flight without first checking availability.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday night

8. GDS displays types of flights in what order?

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday nightNonstop flights first, followed by direct flights, then 2-leg connections, 3-leg connections, etc.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.

9. What are the codes for car rental locations on the car rental itinerary?

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Saturday nightR-in terminal | S-on airport | O-off airport

10. 2-leg connection

Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Saturday nightThis is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Requires two flights with a change of aircraft, to get from the city of origin to the final destination.

11. Sabre uses letters to indicate day of the week

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday nightTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.M or 1 - Monday | T or 2 - Tuesday | W or 3 - Wednesday | Q or 4 - Thursday | F or 5 - Friday | J or 6 - Saturday | S or 7 - Sunday | X - exception

12. If a travelers is flying to New York, then taking Amtrak to Washington, DC , and flying home from there, what might the Sabre itinerary might look like?

Saturday night1 UA 672Y 14SEP M ORDLGA SS2 800A 1110A /DCUA /E | 2 ARNK | 3 UA5208Y 17SEP Q DCAORD SS2 1249P 200P /DCUA /E | You must 'sell' an ARUNK segment to account for the surface travel between New York and Washington. With ARUNK you aren't actually 'selling' or booking anything, but we use the termÃ¢â‚¬â€and formatÃ¢â‚¬â€sell ARUNK (0A) to enter that segment into the itinerary.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.

13. Nonstop Air Travel

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Travel between two points with no intermediate stops.Saturday night

14. city pair

15. Like airlines and car rental companies, all hotels have _____ code that typically represents its brand or management company. These aren't GDS-specific; they're industry standards across all GDS

Saturday night2 letterTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.

16. To shop for a car in Denver, picking up at 10:00AM on October 8th, and returning on October 12th at 2:00 PM, what command would you use?

Saturday nightThis is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.CFDEN/8OCT-12OCT/10A-2P.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.

17. To view available hotels and rates for the arrival city in segment 1 of this itinerary (Denver) staying until the 12th, what command would you enter?

This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.HOT1-4NT1Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Saturday night

18. What does EDT ¥1 mean in Sabre?

Saturday nightThis is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Eastern Daylight Time on date of travel and is one hour ahead of departure City

19. Before checking air availability, you may prefer to set your Sabre display to either?

Saturday nightThe 12 or 24 hour clockTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.

20. Arunk

An industry abbreviation for 'arrival unknown,' referring to a surface segment. In an open jaw itinerary, there are flights booked for the first segment (point A to point B) and the third segment (point C back home to point A), but the second segment is a 'surface' segment, implying some means of ground or sea transportation. You, as the travel agent, may know how the traveler is getting to point CÃ¢â‚¬â€perhaps you booked the car or the rail transportationÃ¢â‚¬â€but the airlines in the itinerary don't know, so they refer to this surface segment as 'arunk.'Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday night

21. The term 'sell' for booking a flight means what?

The process of taking one or more seats from a flight's available inventory and holding it for your traveler(s)This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.Saturday night

22. Example if your client wants coach on the first leg and first class on the second?

01Y5F6This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday nightTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.

23. To find out what type of aircraft is scheduled for a flight? For example 320

Saturday nightTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.decode command (W/EQ - 320), which is an Airbus 320

24. When looking at line items for a Fare Quote Display for a Single Carrier what does the command -/1 SU/ stand for?

-/1 means it requires ticketing no more than one day following reservation and SU/ means it requires staying until the first Sunday after departure.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.Saturday nightTravel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.

25. What is the charge $142.18 (US) on an airline ticket?

Travel between two points with one or more stops, but no change in aircraft.This is a business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Each airline publishes and markets the flight using its own airline code and flight number. But the flight is actually operated by just one of the carriers. Travelers generally must check in for a code-share flight at the gate of the operating carrier. At some larger airports, this may require changing terminals. Perhaps you've noticed the signage at an airport departure gate sometimes displaying multiple airline/flight number combinations in rotation. That is a code share flight.U.S. TaxSaturday night

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