Lesson 3 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

starting point of travel

A

Origin

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2
Q

Ultimate end of the passenger journey

A

Destination

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3
Q

Is the geographic point in a routing to
board a plane, ship or other
transportation vehicle

A

Departure City

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4
Q

Is defined as a pair of origin and
destination airport codes on a flight
itinerary.

A

City Pair

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5
Q

standard time used for flight operations globally.
This ensures that all pilots, regardless of location, are using the
same 24-hour clock, thus avoiding confusion when flying
between time zones

A

Zulu time

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6
Q

Airlines traditionally have three travel
classes, First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class.
Depending on the cabin configuration will determine how many
classes of service are offered.

A

Class of service

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7
Q

a single letter code which represents
the type of fare and the class of service

A

Airline Booking code

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8
Q

the number of seats available in each and every
booking class. It can be available or not available depending on
the availability display

A

Seat count

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9
Q

A flight with no intermediate stop

A

Non-stop

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10
Q

It may have hidden stopover; no change in aircraft and flight number

A

Direct flight

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11
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– a flight that requires change of planes and flight numbers

A

Connecting Flight

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12
Q

Two types of connecting Flight

A

Online and Offline

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13
Q

A connecting Flight where same airline service from origin to destination

A

Online connecting Flight

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14
Q

A connecting Flight where there is different airline service from origin to destination

A

Offline connecting Flight

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15
Q

a change of equipment that occurs without change in flight number

A

Change of Gauge

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16
Q

an aviation business agreement between 2 airlines to
sell seats on the same flight

17
Q

the basis of the world time clock. Also known as Zulu time

A

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

18
Q

t is the legal minimum time necessary to change planes at a given airport

A

Minimum Connecting Time (MCT)

19
Q

General Availability continuation entry for continuation entry to display more flights

20
Q

continuation entry to display flights 1day
after from the original availability

21
Q

continuation entry to display flights 1day
earlier from the original availability

22
Q

The airline flying the plane, where to check-in, crew
to provide services

A

Operating Carrier

23
Q

the company that sell tickets for the flight

A

Marketing Carrier

24
Q

Types of Air
Availability:

A

Direct Access
Availability
General Availability

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Period spent by a passenger at an intermediate point in waiting for a connecting flight
Layover; Transit; Connection
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Sabre maintains availability on most airlines for flights up to?
362 days
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Connection points are pre-built and stored in Sabre through the?
INNOVATA and/or airline database.
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Command for Direct access availability with preferred carrier
1(Departure Date)(Departure City)(Arrival City)(Change Symbol)(Preferred Carrier Code)
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Command for Direct access availability to Display more flights
1(Change Symbol)(Asterisk)
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Command for Direct access to Change the travel date using the number of days after the original travel date
1(change symbol) (cross of Lorraine Symbol)(nmber of days from the last availability)
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Command for Direct access to Change the travel date using the number of days before the original travel date
1(Change Symbol)(Dash) (Number of days from the last availability)
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This type of availability allows you to access the airline GDS system to see the current availability on a read-only basis. The information is retrieved, reformatted and displayed in Sabre format.
Direct Access
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This type of availability allows you to view the available flights through INNOVATA database, a company that maintains and markets an industry standard flight schedules database with over 900 participating airlines.
City Pair or General Availability
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Command for General availability WITH preferred carrier
1Departure Date- Departure City-Arrival City- Cross of Lorraine Symbol- Preferred Carrier Code
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