Handout 4 Flashcards

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is essentially a computerized system that assists tourism firms in the profitable manipulation of inventory and the smooth distribution of their products.

A

computer reservation system (CRS)

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is a worldwide computerized reservation network used as a single point of access for reserving airline seats, hotel rooms, rental cars, and other travel-related products or services by travel agents, online reservation sites, and large corporations.

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global distribution system

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3
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is a collection of data about an individual traveler or a group of individuals traveling together.

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PNR

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4
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first airline to develop forefront of technological innovation and created a computerized reservation system.

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American Airlines

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5
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this is created using a technology that was originally designed for the United States Air Force to coordinate flight operations.

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SABRE (Semi-Automatic Business Research Environment)

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6
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Delta airlines created

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Delta Automated Travel Account System (DATAS)

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7
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United Airlines created

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Apollo

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8
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In 1987, nine European carriers formed

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Galileo

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9
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Air France, Iberia, Lufthansa, and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) formed

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Amadeus

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10
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In 1990, a merger between Northwest and TWA’s PARS and Delta’s DATAS formed

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Worldspan

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11
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This refers to waht is paid when querying for a ticket or when booking a segment, which makes it difficult for trips with connection to compete with direct or flights booked with gds.

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Fees

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12
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The interface most GDS providers use is the same since its beginning. As airlines introduce new products and services, GDS must allow the display of content beyond prices and schedules.

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Weak in Innovation.

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13
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Airlines complained about full content agreements where an airline agrees to give the GDS the same information on availability and prices that they have for their direct distribution.

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Contract Agreements

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14
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To encode a city or airport name, the transaction command is

A

DAN

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15
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To decode a city or airport name, the transaction code is

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DAC

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16
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can be used to both encode and decode a state.

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DNS

17
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To display the code for a country, the transaction code is

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DC

18
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To display the two-letter code for an airline name, the transaction code is

A

DNA

19
Q

To encode or decode a piece of aircraft equipment, the transaction code is

A

DNE