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Passenger Air Tariff (PAT) Guide
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Coding/ Decoding
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City Codes - coding City Codes - decoding Country Codes State, Province, Territory Names Airline Codes Cities sharing the same airport
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General Rules 1. Abbreviations and definitions 2. Fare application 3. Baggage 4. Industry remuneration 5. Intentionally left blank 6. Di Discounts 7. Intentionally left blank 8. Passenger Transportation 9. Payment 10. Affinity/ Incentive group 11. Currency 12. Taxes/ Fees/ Charges 13. Passenger Ticket 14. Other Documents 15. Endorsements & Ticket Alterations 16. Credit Cards 17. Reservation and Ticket Coding Directory 18. IIn nclusive Tours
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Carrier Special Regulations
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Introduction and summary of information Carrier Special Regulations
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Ticketed Point Mileages (TPM) How to use Ticketed point mileages Ticketed point mileages
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Round the World Fares How to use fares rules Standard Condition SC100 Standard Condition SC101 Index of Round the World fares Round the World fares
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CITY NAMES C it y n am e
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A R S en gu e CB Aalborg Aalesund Aarhus Aasiaat Abadan Abaiang Abakan A bb ot sfo rd BC Abbottabad Abbse Abecher A be ma ma At oll Abengourou Aberdeen Aberdeen SD Abha Abidjan Abilene TX Abingdon QL Abou Deia Abu Dhabi Abu Simbel Abuja Acandi Acapulco Acaricuara Acarigua Accra Adak Is AK Adana Addis Ababa Adelaide SA Aden Adiyaman Adler/Sochi Adrar Afore Agades Agadir Agartala Agatti Island Agaun Agen Aggeneys Agra Agri Agrinion Aguadilla A gu as ca li en te Aguni Ahe Ahmedabad Ahuas Ahwaz Ailuk Island Aiome Aioun El Atro Airlie Bea QL Airok Aishalton Aitape Aitutaki Aix En Proven Aiyura Aizawl Ajaccio Akhiok AK Akiachak AK Akiak AK Akieni Akita Akjoujt Aklavik NT Akola Akron OH Aksu Aktau Aktyubinsk Akulivik QC Akure Akureyri Akutan AK Al Ain Al Arish Al Ghaydah Al Hoceima Al-Baha Al-Fujairah Alah Alahsa Alakanuk AK A la mo go rd o N M Alamos Alamosa CO Albacete Albany OR Albany WA Albany GA Albany NY Albenga Albi Albuq A lb uq ue rq u NM Albury NS Aldan Alderney Aleg Alegrete RS Aleknagik AK Alenquer PA Aleppo Alert Bay BC A le xa nde r Ba y Alexandra Alexandria A le xa ndr ia LA A le xa ndr ia NY A le xa ndr ou po l Alghero Algiers Alicante Alice Arm BC Alice Spri NT Alitak AK Aljouf Allahabad Alla kaket AK Alldays Alle ntown PA Alliance NE Allu its up Paa Alma QC Almaty Almenara MG Almeria Along Alor Island Alor Setar Alotau Alpe DHuez' Alpena MI
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AR R AAL AES AAR JEG ABD ABF ABA YX X AAW EAB AEH AE A OGO ABZ ABR AHB ABJ ABI ABG AOD AUH ABS ABV ACD ACA ARF AGV ACC ADK ADA ADD ADL ADE ADF AER AZR AFR AJY AGA IXA AGX AUP AGF AGZ AGR AJI AGQ BQN AG U AGJ AHE AMD AHS AWZ AIM AIE AEO WSY AIC AHL ATP AIT QXB AYU AJL AJA AKK KKI AKI AKE AXT AJJ LAK AKD CAK AKU SCO AKX AKV AKR AEY KQA AAN AAC AAY AHU ABT FJR AAV HOF AUK A LM XAL ALS ABC Q WY ALH ABY ALB ALL LBI BUK AB Q ABX ADH ACI LEG ALQ WKK ALT ALP YAL AL J ALR ALY AE X AX B AXD AHO ALG ALC ZAA ASP ALZ AJO IXD AET ADY ABE AIA LLU YTF ALA AMJ LEI IXV ARD AOR GUR AHZ APN
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Alpha QL Alpine TX A lr oy D wn s NT Alta Alta Flore MT Altai Altamira PA Altay Altenburg Altenrhein Alton IL Altoona PA Altus OK Alula Am Timan Ama Amahai A ma mi O S him a Amanab Amarillo TX Amata NT Amazon Bay Ambanja Ambato A mb ato ma in ty A mb at on dr az ak Ambilobe Ambler AK Amboin Ambon Amboseli Ambriz Ambunti Amderma A me r Riv er SA Amman Amos QC Ampanihy Amritsar Amsterdam Anaa Anaco Anacortes WA Anadyr A na him L ke BC Anaktu vuk AK Analalava Anapa Anapolis GO Anchorage AK Ancona Andahuaylas A nd am oo ka S A Andapa Andenes Anderson IN Anderson SC Andes Andizhan Andrews SC Andriamena Andros Town Andulo Anegada Aneityum A ng el Fi re NM Angers Angoche Angoon AK Angoram Angouleme Anguganak Anguilla Aniak AK Anita Bay AK Aniwa Anjouan Ankang Ankara Ankavandra Ankazoabo Annaba Annai Annanberg Annecy Annette I AK Anniston AL Anqing Anshan Anta Antalaha Antalya Anta nanarivo Antigua Antofagasta Antsalova Antsirabe Antsiranana Antsohihy Antwerp Anuha Island Anvik AK Aomori Aosta Apartado Apataki Apia Apiay Apple Val CA Appleton WI Aqaba Aracaju SE Araca tuba SP Arad Arag arcas GO Aragip Arag uaina TO Aramac QL Aranuka Arap iraca AL Arar Araracuara A ra ra qua ra SP Ararat VI Arauca Arawa Araxa MG Arba Mintch Arboletas Arctic Vi AK Ardabil Ardmore OK Arecibo Arequipa Argyle WA Aribinda Arica Aripuana MT Arkalyk Arkhangelsk Arlit Arly
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AU US AU NO BR MN BR CN DE CH US US US SO TD PG ID JP PG US AU PG MG EC MG MG MG US PG ID KE AO PG RU AU JO CA MG IN NL PF VE US XU CA US MG RU BR US IT PE AU MG NO US US CO UZ US MG BS AO VG VU US FR MZ US PG FR PG AI US US VU KM CN TR MG MG DZ GY PG FR US US CN CN PE MG TR MG AG CL MG MG MG MG BE SB US JP IT CO PF WS CO US US JO BR BR RO BR PG BR AU KI BR SA CO BR AU CO PG BR ET CO US IR US PR PE AU BF CL BR KZ RU NE BF
ABH ALE AY D ALF AFL LTI ATM AAT AOC ACH ALN AOO LTS ALU AMC AMF AHI AS J AMU AMA AMT AZB IVA ATF AM Y W AM AMB A BL AMG AMQ ASV AZZ AUJ AMV RC N AMM YEY AMP ATQ AMS AAA AAO OTS DYR YA A AKP HVA AAQ APS ANC AOI A NS AD O ZWA ANX AID AND ADN AZN ADR WAD ASD ANL NGD AUY AX X ANE ANO AGN AGG ANG AKG AXA ANI AIB AWD AJN AKA ANK JVA WAK AAE NAI AOB NCY ANN ANB AQG AOG ATA ANM AYT TNR ANU ANF WAQ ATJ DIE WAI ANR ANH ANV AOJ AOT APO APK APW API APV ATW AQJ AJU ARU ARW ARS ARP AUX AXC AAK APQ RAE ACR AQ A ARY AUC RAW AAX AMH ARO ARC ADU ADM ARE AQP GYL XAR ARI AIR AYK ARH RLT ARL
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Armenia Armidale NS Arno Aroa Arona Arorae Island Arrabury QL Arraias TO Artesia NM ArthursTown' Artigas Arua Aruba Arusha Arutua Arviat NU Arvidsjaur Asahikawa Asapa Asau A sb es to s H QC Asbury Pa r NJ Ascension Aseki Asela Ashburton Asheville NC Ashgabad Ashland WI Asmara Asosa Aspen CO Assab Assis SP Assiut Astana Astoria OR Astrakhan Asturias Astypalaia Asuncion Aswan Atambua Ataq Atar Atbara Athens Athens GA Athens OH Ati Atikokan ON Atiu Island Atka AK Atlanta GA Atlantic C NJ A tm au tlu ak AK Atoifi Atqasuk AK Attawa pis ON Attopeu Attu Is AK Atuona Atyrau Aua Island Aubagne Aubenas Auburn AL Auburn ME Auckland A ug us t Dw n Q L Augusta GA Augusta ME Auki Aumo Aupaluk QC Aur Island Aurangabad Aurillac Aurukum QL Austin MN Austin NV Austin TX Avignon Avu Avu Awaba Awar Awareh Awassa Axum Ayacucho Ayacucho Ayawasi A ye rs Ro ck NT B D o Co rd a MA B H ori zo nt MG Ba Babo B ac a G ra nd e C O Bacau Bacolod Badajoz Bade Badin Badu Isl QL Bafoussam Bagan Bagdad AZ Bagdogra Bage RS Baghdad Baglung B ag ot vil le QC Baguio Bahar Dar Bahawalpur Bahia Cupica B ah ia D e C ara Bahia Pinas Bahia Solano Bahrain Baia Mare Baibara Baidoa B aie C ome QC B aie J oh an QC Baimuru Baindoung Bairnsdale VI Baitadi Bajawa Bajhang Bajura Bakalalan Bakel Baker OR B ak er L ak e NU Bakersfiel CA Bakkafjordur Bakouma Baku Balakovo Balalae
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CO AU MH PG SB KI AU BR US BS UY UG AW TZ PF CA SE JP PG WS CA US BO PG ET NZ US TM US ER ET US ER BR EG KZ US RU ES GR PY EG ID YE MR SD GR US US TD CA CK US US US US SB US CA LA US PF KZ PG FR FR US US NZ AU US US SB PG CA MH IN FR AU US US US FR SB PG PG ET ET ET CO PE ID AU BR BR FJ ID US RO PH ES ID PK AU CM MM US IN BR IQ NP CA PH ET PK CO EC PA CO BH RO PG SO CA CA PG PG AU NP ID NP NP MY SN US CA US IS CF AZ RU SB
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AXM ARM AMR AOA RNA AIS AAB AAI ATS A TC ATI RUA AUA ARK AXR YEK AJR AKJ APP AAU YA F ARX ASC AEK ALK ASG AVL ASB ASX ASM ASO A SE ASA AIF ATZ TSE AST ASF OVD JTY ASU ASW ABU AXK ATR ATB ATH A HN ATO ATV YIB AIU AKB ATL AIY AT T ATD ATK YAT AOU ATU AUQ GUW A UI JAH OBS AUO LEW AKL AU D AGS AUG AKS AUV YPJ AUL IXU AUR AUU AUM ASQ AUS AVN AVU AWB AWR AWH AWA AXU AYC AYP AYW AY Q BD C BH Z BFJ BXB B CJ BCM BCD BJZ BXD BDN BDD BFX BPE BGT IXB BGX BGW BGL YB G BAG BJR BHV BHF BH A BFQ BSC BAH BAY BAP BIB YB C YB J VMU BDZ BSJ BIT BJW BJH BJU BKM BXE BKE YB K BFL BJD BMF BAK BWO BAS
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Balaton Balgo Hill WA Bali Bali Balikesir Balikpapan Balimo Balkhash Ballina NS Balmaceda Balran ald NS Balsas MA Baltimore MD Balurghat Bamaga QL Bamako Bambari Bambu Bamenda Bamfield BC Bamiyan Bamu Ban Me Thu ot Banda Aceh Bandanaira Bandar Abbas Ba nd ar L am pu n Ba nd ar L en ge h Banda r Seri B Bandon OR Bandundu Bandung Banff AB Bangalore Bangassou Bangda Bangkok Bangor ME Bangui Baniyala NT Banja Luka Banjarmasin Banjul Ba nk st own NS Bannu Banz Baoshan Baotou Bapi Ba r H arb or ME Baracoa Barahona Barakoma Baramita Baranof AK Barbados Barbuda Barc aldin QL Barcelona Barcelona Barcelos AM Bardera Bardufoss Bareli Bari Barinas Bario Barisal Bark ly Dn QL Barnaul Barora Barq uisime to Barra Barra BA Ba rr a Co lo ra d Ba rr a G ar c MT B ar ra nc ab er me B ar ra nc om in as Barran quilla Barre VT Barreiras BA Ba rr ei rin h MA Barretos SP Barrow AK Barrow Isl WA Ba rr ow -I n- Fu r Barter Is AK Barth Bartica Bartletts AK Bartow FL Basankusu Basco Basle Basra Basse Terre Bassein Bastia Bata Batam Bathurst NB Bathurst NS Bath urs t I NT Batman Batna Batom Ba to n R ou g L A Batouri Batsfjord Battambang Batticaloa Battle Cr MI Batumi Baubau Bauru SP Bawan Bayamo Bayreuth Bazaruto Isl Bealanana Be ar sk in L ON Beaufort SC Beaumont TX Beaver AK Be av er Fa l PA Bechar Beckley WV Bedford IN Bedford MA Bedourie QL Beef Island Beer Sheba Befandriana Beica Beida Beidah Beihai Beihan Beijing Beira Beirut Bejaia 1
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HU AU CM PG TR ID PG KZ AU CL AU BR US IN AU ML CF PG CM CA AF PG VN ID ID IR ID IR BN US CD ID CA IN CF CN TH US CF AU BA ID GM AU PK PG CN CN PG US CU DO SB GY US BB AG AU ES VE BR SO NO IN IT VE MY BD AU XU SB VE GB BR CR BR CO CO CO US BR BR BR US AU GB US DE GY US US CD PH CH IQ GP MM FR GQ ID CA AU AU TR DZ ID US CM NO KH LK US GE ID BR PG CU DE MZ MG CA US US US US DZ US US US AU VG IL MG ET LY YE CN YE CN MZ LB DZ
Bekily Belaga Belem PA Belep Island Belfast Belfort Belgaum Belgorod Belgrade Belize Bell Is AK Bella Bell BC Bella Co ol BC Bella Union Bella Yella Bellary Belle Ch as LA Be l i ng ha m W A Bellona Belmonte BA Belmopan Belo Beloreck Beltsy Bemichi Bemidji MN Benbecula Bengbu Benghazi Bengkulu Benguela Ben guera Isl Beni Benin City Benjina Be nn ett sv i SC Bensbach Be nto n Ha r M I Berau Berbera Berberati Bereby Bereina Be re ns Ri v MB Bergen Bergen Rl Bergerac Berlevag Berlin Berlin NH Bermejo Bermuda Berne Beroroha Bertoua Beru Besalampy Bethel AK Betioky Bettles AK Be ve rl ey S WA Bewani Beziers Bh a B la nc a B A Bhadrapur Bhairawa Bhamo Bharatpur Bhatinda Bhavnagar Bhojpur Bhopal Bhu baneswar Bhuj Biak Bialla Biarritz Biaru Bickerton NT Big Bay Big Bay Ya BC Big Bear CA Big Creek Big Delta AK Big Rapid s MI Big Spring TX Big Trou t ON Bikaner Bikini Atoll Bilaspur Bilbao Bildudalur Billiluna WA Billings MT Billund Bima Bimin Bimini B in gh am to n NY Biniguni Bintulu Bintuni Birao Biratnagar Birch Cre AK Bird Island Birdsvill QL Birjand Birmingham Bi rm in gh am A L Bisha Bishkek Bisho Bishop CA Biskra Bislig Bismarck ND Bissau Bitam Black Tick NL Blackall QL Blackbush Blackpool Bl ac kwa te r QL Bl ag ov es ch en s Blakely Is WA Blanc Sab QC Blantyre Blenheim Block Is RI Bloemfon tein Blonduos Bloodvein MB Bl oo mfi eld QL Bloomingt IL Blooming t IN Bl ub be r B a BC Blue Bell PA Bluefield WV Bluefields Blumenau SC Blythe CA
SOB BQW BLC BAJ BZI BPN OPU BXH BNK BBA BZD B SS BWI RGH ABM BKO BBY BCP BPC YBF BIN BMZ BMV BTJ NDA BND TKG B DH BWN BDY FDU BDO YBA BLR BGU BPX BKK BGR BGF BYX BNX BDJ BJL B WU BNP BNZ BSD BAV BPD B HB BCA BRX VEV BMJ BNF BGI BBQ BCI BCN BLA BAZ BSY BDU BEK BRI BNS BBN BZL BKP BAX RRI B RM BRR BQQ B CL B PG EJA N BB BAQ MPV BRA B RB BAT B RW BWB BW F BTI BBH GFO BSZ B OW BSU BSO BSL BSR BBR BSX BIA BSG BTH ZBF BHS BRT BAL BLJ BXM B TR OUR BJF BBM BTC BTL BUS BUW BAU BWJ BYM BYU BZB WBE X BE BFT BPT WBQ BFP CBH BKW BFR BED BEU EIS BEV WBD BEI LAQ BYD BHY BHN BJS BEW BEY BJA
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MG MY BR NC GB FR IN RU CS BZ US CA CA UY LR IN US US SB BR BZ MG RU MD GY US GB CN LY ID AO MZ CD NG ID US PG US ID SO CF CI PG CA NO NO FR NO DE US BO BM CH MG CM KI MG US MG US AU PG FR AR NP NP MM NP IN IN NP IN IN IN ID PG FR PG AU VU CA US BZ US US US CA IN MH IN ES IS AU US DK ID PG BS US PG MY ID CF NP US SC AU IR GB US SA KG ZA US DZ PH US GW GA CA AU GB GB AU XU US CA MW NZ US ZA IS CA AU US US CA US US NI BR US
OVA BLG BEL BMY BFS BOR IXG EGO BEG BZE KBE ZEL QBC BUV BYL BEP BCS B LI BNY BVM BCV BMD BCX BZY BCG BJI BEB BFU BEN BKS BUG BCW BNC BNI BJK BTN BSP B EH BEJ BBO BBT BBV BEA YBV BGO QFV EGC BVG BER BML BJO BDA BRN WBO BTA BEZ BPY B ET BKU BTT BVZ BWP BZR B HI BDP BWA BMO BHR BUP BHU BHP BHO BBI BHJ BIK BAA BIQ BRP BCZ GBA YYA RBF B GK BIG W BR HCA YTL BKB BII PAB BIO BIU BIW BIL BLL BMU BIZ BIM B GM XBN BTU NTI IRO BIR KBC BDI BVI XBJ BHX B HM BHH FRU BIY BIH BSK BPH BIS OXB BMM YBI BKQ BBS BLK B LT B QS BYW YBX BLZ BHE BID B FN BLO YDV BFC BMI BMG X BB BBX BLF BEF BNU B LH
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Bo Boa Vista Boa Vista RR Boana Boang Bo bo D io ula ss Boc as Del Tor Bodinumu Bodo Bodrum Boende Bogande Boghe Bogota Boigu Isl QL Boise ID Boke Bokondini Bokoro Boku Bol Bol Bologna Bolovip Bolwarra QL Bolzano Bo m J L ap a B A Boma Bomai Bonaire Bonanza Bo na ve nt ur Q C Bondoukou Bongor Bonn Bo nn yv il le AB Bonthe Booue Bora Bora Borama Bordeaux Bo rdj B Mokht Bo rga rfjordur Boridi Borkum Borlange Bornholm Bo rr eg o Sp C A Bo rr olo ola NT Bossaso Bost Boston MA Botopasie Bouake Bouar Boulia QL Boulsa Bouna Boundary AK Boundiali Boundji Bourgas Bourges Bourke NS Bo urn emo uth Boussaada Boutilimit Bowen QL Bo wl in g G r KY Bowman ND B ox bo ro ug h MA Bozeman MT Bradford PA Braga Braganca Brahman Brainerd MN Brampto I QL Brandon MB Brasilia DF Bratislava Bratsk Br au nsc hw eig Brava Brazzaville Br ec ke nr id CO Breiddalsvik Bremen Bremerh aven Br em er to n WA Brest Brest Br ew arr in a NS Bria Briansk Br id ge po rt CT Brindisi Brisbane QL Bristol Br iv e-L a- Ga il Brno Brochet MB Brockville ON Broken Hi NS Bromont QC Bronn oysu nd Br on so n C r B C Brookings OR Brookings SD Br oo ks L od A K Broome WA Brou ghton NU Brownsvil TX Br ow nwo od TX Br un ette D NT Brunswick GA Brus Laguna Brussels Bryce UT Bua Bubaque Buc aramanga Buchanan Bucharest Buckland AK Budapest Bu en A ir es BA Bu en av en tu ra Buffalo NY Buffalo N SK Bu ff alo Ra ng e Bugulma Buin Bujumbura Buka Bukavu Bukhara Bukoba Bulawayo Bulchi Bu l h ea d C AZ Bulolo
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KBS BVC BVB BNV BOV BO Y BOC BNM BOO BXN BNB XBG BGH BOG GIC BOI BKJ BUI BKR BOQ OTC BWK BLQ BVP BCK BZO L AZ BOA BMH BON BZA YV B BDK OGR BNJ YB Y BTE BGB BOB BXX BOD BMW BGJ BPB BMK BLE RNN BX S BO X BSA BST BOS BTO BYK BOP BQL XBO BQO BYA BXI BOE BOJ BOU B RK BOH BUJ OTL ZBO B WG BWM B XC BZN BFD BGZ BGC BRH BRD BMP YBR BSB BTS BTK B WE BVR BZV Q KB BXV BRE B RV PW T BES BQT B WQ BIV BZK BD R BDS BNE BRS BV E BRQ YBT XBR BHQ ZBM BNN Y BM BOK BKX R BH BME YVM BRO B WD BTD SSI BHG BRU BCE BVF BQE B GA UCN BUH BKC BUD BU E BU N BUF YVT BFO UUA UBI BJM BUA BKY BHK BKZ BUQ BCY IF P BUL
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CDL CDP CDQ CDR CDU CDV CEB CE C CED CEE CEG CEH CEI CEK CEM C EN CEO CEP CEQ CER CES CEZ CFA CFB C FE CFG CFH CFN CFO CFR CF S CFU CGA CGB C GC CGD CG I CGJ CGM CGN CGO CGP CGQ C GR CGT C GY C HA CHC CHF CHG CHH CHI CHL CHM CH O CH P CHQ CHR CH S CHT C HU CHV CHW CHX CHY CIC CID CIF CIG CIH CIJ CIK CIL CIM CIO CIP CIS CIT CIV CIW CIX CIY CJA CJB CJC CJJ CJL CJ S CJT CJU C KB CK D CK E CKG CKI CK O CKS CKV CKX CKY CKZ CLA CL C CLD CL E CLH CLJ CL L CL M CLN CLO CLP CLQ CL T CL V CLY CLZ C MA CMB C MD CM E CMF CMG CM H CMI CMJ C MK C MP CMQ CMR CMU CMV CMW CMX CN B CN C CND CN E CNJ CNL CNM CNP
Candle AK Cuddapah Croydon QL Chadron NE Camden NS Cordova AK Cebu Cr es ce nt C CA Ceduna SA Cherepovets Chester Chelinda Chiang Rai Chelyabin sk Central AK C iu da d O br eg o Waco Kungo Concepcion Cannes Cherbourg C essnock NS Cortez CO Coffee Pt AK Cabo Frio RJ Cl erm on t-Fe rr Cienfuegos Clifton Hi SA Donegal Confrez a MT Caen Co ffs Ha rb NS Kerkyra Craig AK Cuiaba MT C ap e G lo uc es t Changde Ca pe G ir ar MO Chingola Camiguin Cologne Zhengzhou Chittagong Changchun C am G ra nd e M S Chinguitti C ag ay an D e O r C ha tt an oo g T N Christchurch Jinhae Chaoyang Chachap oyas C hicago IL Challis ID Chimbote Ch ar lo tte s VA C ir cl e H ot AK Chania Chateauroux C ha rle st on SC Chatham Is C hu at hb al u A K Chaves Jiuquan Chang uinola C hoiseul Bay Chico CA Cedar Rapi IA Chifeng Craig CO Changzhi Cobija Chalkyits AK Council AK Cimitarra Concepcion Chipata Canton Is Shimkent Chomley AK Canouan Is Chiclayo Comiso Cajamarca Coimbatore Calama Cheongju Chitral Ciu da d J ua re z Comitan Jeju C la rk sb ur g WV Cr oo ke d Cr AK Cle ar L ak e CA Chongqing Croker Is NT C Pr oco pio PR Carajas PA Clarksvil TN Chicken AK Conakry Canakkale Comilla Cle arlake TX C arlsbad CA C le ve la nd OH Coolah NS Cluj College S TX Pt A nge le s WA Carolina MA Cali Clarks Pt AK Colima C harlotte NC Ca ld as N ov GO Calvi Calabozo C un na mu ll a Q L Colombo C oo ta mu nd N S C iu da d D el Ca Chambery Corumb a MS Co lu mb us OH Champaign IL Chi Mei C lu b M ak ok ol a S na A ra gu a P A Cle rmont QL Colmar Kundiawa Coromandel Camaguey Hancock MI C oo na mb le NS Co co nu t I s QL Constanta Ca no n C it y CO Clo ncurry QL Sindal Carlsbad NM Neerle rit Ina
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US IN AU US AU US PH US AU RU GB MW TH XU US MX AO BO FR FR AU US US BR FR CU AU IE BR FR AU GR US BR PG CN US ZM PH DE CN BD CN BR MR PH US NZ KR CN PE US US PE US US GR FR US NZ US PT CN PA SB US US CN US CN BO US US CO PY ZM KI KZ US VC PE IT PE IN CL KR PK MX MX KR US US US CN AU BR BR US US GN TR BD US US US AU RO US US BR CO US MX US BR FR VE AU LK AU MX FR BR US US TW MW BR AU FR PG NZ CU US AU AU RO US AU DK US GL
CN Q CNS C NV CNX CNY CNZ COA C OC COD C OE COG COH COI C OJ COK COO COQ COR COS COU COV CPA CPB CPC C PD CPE CPH CPI CPN CPO CPQ CPR CPT CPU C PV CPX CQD CQF CQT CRA C RD CRF CRI CRM CRP CR Q CRU CRV C RW CR Z CSB CS E CSG CSI CSK CS L CS N CST CS U CS V CSX CSY CTA CT C CTD CTG CT H C TI CTL CTM CTN C TP CTU CU A CUC CU D CUE CUF CUG C UK CUL CUM CUN CUO CUP CUQ CUR CUT CUU CUV CU W CUY CUZ CVB CVC CVE CVF CV G CVH CVJ CVL CV M CVN CVO CV Q CVT CVU CWB CWC CWI CWL CWR C WS CWT CWW CX A CXB CXF CXI CX J CXL CXN CXP CXR C XT CXY CYB CYC CY F CYI CY O CYP CYR CY S CYU CYZ CZA CZB CZE CZ F CZH CZL
C ity Name
State
Co rr ie nt es CR Cairns QL Ca na vi eir a BA Chiang Mai Moab UT Cangamba Columbia CA C on co rd ia ER Cody WY Co eu r DA l' ID Condoto Cooch Be har Cocoa FL C oo na ba ra b N S Kochi Cotonou Choibalsan Cordoba CD Colorado CO Columbia MO Covilha C ape Palmas Capurgana S M Ande s NE C oo be r P ed S A Campeche Copenhagen Cape Orford C ape Ro dney Copiapo C ampina s SP Casper WY Cape Town C ururup u MA C am pi na G r P B Culebra Shahre-Kord Calais Caquetania Craiova C om R vd vi a C B Carnot Crooked Islan Catarman Corpus Ch TX Ca ra ve la s BA Carriacou Is Crotone C ha rl es to n WV Tu rk me na ba d Caransebes Cr es te d B u CO C olumbu s GA Casino NS Cap Skirring Sa n L uis O CA Ca rs on Ci t NV Castaway Sa nt a C ru z RS Cr os sv il le TN Changsha Cheboksary Catania C at ama rc a CA Chitre Cartagena Co at es vil l PA Cu ito Cu an av a C ha rlev il QL Chetumal C ooktown QL C ar ut ap er a MA Chengdu C iu da d C on st i Cucuta Ca lo un dr a QL Cuenca Cuneo Cudal NS C ay e Ca ulk er Culiacan Cumana Cancun Caruru Carupano Coen QL Curacao Cutral NE Chihuahua Casigua C ub e Co ve AK Cue WA Cuzco Chungribu Cleve SA Covenas Courchevel Ci nc in na ti OH Caviahue NE Cuernavaca Cape Vogel Ci ud ad V ic to r Clovis NM Corvallis OR C ar na rv on WA Coventry Corvo Isla nd Curitiba PR Chernovtsy Clinton IA Cardiff Cowarie SA C en te r I sl WA Cowra NS Corowa NS Ca ic ara D e O r CoxsBazar' Coldfoot AK Christmas Is Ca xi as S ul RS C alexico CA Candala Cilacap Cam Ranh Ch art ers T QL Cat Cays C ayman Brac Caye Ch apel C he fo rn ak AK Chiayi Ca yo L ar go S u Calbayog Colonia Ch ey en ne WY Cuyo Cauayan Chichen Itza Cruz Alta RS Coro Ca pe Ro ma AK Corozal Constantine
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AR AU BR TH US AO US AR US US CO IN US AU IN BJ MN AR US US PT LR CO AR AU MX DK PG PG CL BR US ZA BR BR PR IR FR CO RO AR CF BS PH US BR GD IT US TM RO US US AU SN US US FJ BR US CN RU IT AR PA CO US AO AU MX AU BR CN MX CO AU EC IT AU BZ MX VE MX CO VE AU AN AR MX VE US AU PE PG AU CO FR US AR MX PG MX US US AU GB PT BR UA US GB AU US AU AU VE BD US KI BR US SO ID VN AU BS KY BZ US TW CU PH UY US PH PH MX BR VE US BZ DZ
Code
CZM CZN CZP C ZS CZU CZX DAB DAC DAD DAE DAH DAK DAM DAN D AR DAU DAV DAX DAY DAZ DBA DBD D BM DBO DBP DBQ DBT DBV DBY DCM D DC DDG D DI DDM DDN DDP D EA DEB DEC DED DEI DEL DEM DEN DER DES DEZ DF W DGA DGC D GD DGE D GF DGM DGO DGT D HD DHI DHM DHN DIB DIE DIG DIJ DIK DIL DIN D IO DIP D IQ DIR DIS DIU DIY DJA DJB DJE DJG DJJ DJM D JN DJO DKI DKR D KV DLA DLC DLD D LG DLH DLI D LK DLL DLM DLU DLV DLY DMB D MD DMM DMO DMU DNB DND DNF DNH DNI D NK DNM D NO DNP D NQ DNR DNU DNV DNZ DOA DOD DOE DOF DOG DOH DOI DOK DOL DOM DON DOO DOP DOR DOS DOU DOX DOY DPL D PO D PS DRB D RD D RE DRG D RN
City Name
State
Cozumel Chisana AK Cape Pole AK Cr uz eir o S AC Corozal Changzhou Daytona B FL Dhaka Da Nang Daparizo Dathina D akhla Oasis Damascus Danville VA Da r Es S ala am Daru David Daxian Dayton OH Darwaz Dalbandin Dhanbad D eb ra Ma rc os Dubbo NS Debepare Dubuque IA D ebra Tabor Dubrovnik Dalby QL Castres Do dg e C it y KS Dandong Da yd re am I Q L Dodoima Delta Dn s QL Dorado De ra Gh azi K h Debrecen Decatur IL Dehra Dun Denis Island Delhi Dembidollo Denver CO Derim Desroches Deirezzor Da l a s/ Ft w TX Dangriga Degahbur D al ga ra ng a W A Mudgee NS Do ug la s L k BC Dongguan Durango Dumaguete Du rh am D n Q L Dhangarhi Dharamsala Dothan AL Dibrugarh Antsiranana Diqing Dijon Dick inson ND Dili Die n Bien Phu Dio me de I s AK Diapaga Div in op ol i MG Dire Dawa Loubomo Diu Diyarbakir Djougou Jambi Djerba Djanet Jayapura Djambala De lta J un c AK Daloa Dunk Is QL Dakar Do ck er R iv NT Douala Dalian Geilo Dil li ng ha m AK Duluth MN Dalat Du lk an in na SA Dillon SC Dalaman Dali City Delissavil NT Dillons Bay Zhambyl D o om ad ge e Q L Dammam Sedalia MO Dimapur Dunbar QL Dundee Derna Dunhuang Wad Medani D ne pr op et ro vs Denham WA D ia na po lis TO Dang D en ili qu in NS Dinard Dinangat Danville IL Denizli Doany Dodoma Djoemoe Dora Bay AK Dongola Doha Doini Donetsk Deauville Dominica Dos Lagun as Dorobisoro Dolpa Dori Dios Dourados MS Dongara WA Dongying Dipolog D ev on po rt TS De np as ar Ba li Derby WA Do ru nd a St QL D ru mm on d I M I Deering AK Dir ra nb an QL
C ountry
Code
MX US US BR CO CN US BD VN IN YE EG SY US TZ PG PA CN US AF PK IN ET AU PG US ET HR AU FR US CN AU PG AU PR PK HU US IN SC IN ET US PG SC SY US BZ ET AU AU CA CN MX PH AU NP IN US IN MG CN FR US TL VN US BF BR ET CG IN TR BJ ID TN DZ ID CG US CI AU SN AU CM CN NO US US VN AU US TR CN AU VU KZ AU SA US IN AU GB LY CN SD UA AU BR NP AU FR PG US TR MG TZ SR US SD QA PG UA FR DM GT PG NP BF PG BR AU CN PH AU ID AU AU US US AU
DRO DRR DRS DRT DRW DSC DSD DSE DSK D SM DTA DTD DTE DTH DTM D TR DTT DUB DUD DUE DUG DUJ DUM D UQ DUR DUS D UT D VL DVO D VR DWB DWD DXB DYA DYG DYR DYU D YW DZA DZN EAA EAB EAE EAM EAR E AS E AT E AU EBA EBB EBD EBG EBJ EBO EBU E CA ECG ECH ECN ECO EDA EDB EDI EDL EDM E DO E DR E DW EEK EEN EFG EFL EGA EGC E GE EGL EGM EGN EGO EGS EGV EGX EHL E HM EIA EIE EIH EIN EIS EIY E JA EJH EKA EKB EKD EKE EKI EKN EKO EKT EKX ELB ELC ELD ELE ELF ELG ELH ELI ELJ ELL ELM ELO ELP ELQ ELS ELT ELU ELV ELW ELY EMD EME EMI EMK EMN EMO EMP EMS EMX EMY ENA ENB ENE ENF ENH ENN ENO ENS ENT ENU ENY 10
C ity Name
State
Durango CO Durrie QL Dresden Del Rio TX Darwin NT Dschang La Desirade Dessie Dera Ismail K De s Mo in es I A Delta UT Datadawai Daet Dea th Val CA Dortmund De ca tu r I s WA Detroit MI Dublin Dunedin Dundo Douglas AZ Dubois PA Dumai D un ca n/ Qu a B C Durban Dusseldorf Du tc h Ha rb AK De vi ls L ak ND Davao Da ly R iv er NT Soalala Dawadmi Dubai Dysart QL Dayong Anadyr Dushanbe Da ly W at er NT Dzaoudzi Zhezkazgan Eagle AK Abbse Emae Nejran Kearney NE Sa n Se ba sti an We na tch ee WA Ea u Cl air e WI Elba Entebbe El Obeid El Bagre Esbjerg Ebon St Etienne Ea st Ta wa s M I Elizabeth NC Echuca VI Ercan El Encanto Edna Bay AK Eldebba Edinburgh Eldoret La Roche Ed re mit /K orf e Ed wa rd R iv QL E dw ar ds A f C A Eek AK Keene NH Efogi Kefallinia Engati Bergerac Va il/ Ea gl e CO Neghelli Sege Geneina Belgorod Egilsstadir Eagle Riv WI Egegik AK El Bolson RN Ca pe Ne we A K Eia Eniseysk Ein asleigh QL Eindhoven Beef Island Ein Yahav B ar ra nc ab er me Wedjh Eureka CA Ekibastuz Elkedra NT Ekereku Elkhart IN Elkins WV Elko NV Eskilstuna E lizabeth KY El Banco Elcho Is NT El Dorad o AR El Real El Fasher El Golea N Eleuthera Elim AK El Recreo Ellisras Elmira NY Eldorado MI El Paso TX Gassim East London Tour Sina i Ci El Oued Elfin Cove AK Ellamar AK Ely NV Emerald QL Emden Emirau Emmon ak AK Nema Emo Emporia KS Embessa El Maiten CB El Minya Kenai AK E neabba WA Ende Enontekio Enshi Nenana AK Enca rnacion Enschede Enewetak Enugu YanAn'
C ountry
US AU DE US AU CM GP ET PK US US ID PH US DE US US IE NZ AO US US ID CA ZA DE US US PH AU MG SA AE AU CN XU TJ AU YT KZ US YE VU SA US ES US US IT UG SD CO DK MH FR US US AU CY CO US SD GB KE FR TR AU US US US PG GR PG FR US ET SB SD RU IS US US AR US PG XU AU NL VG IL CO SA US KZ AU GY US US US SE US CO AU US PA SD DZ BS US CO ZA US AR US SA ZA EG DZ US US US AU DE PG US MR PG US PG AR EG US AU ID FI CN US PY NL MH NG CN
C od e
EOI EOR EOZ EPL EPN E PR EPS EPT EQS ERA ERB ERC ERE ERF ERH ERI ERM ERN ERU ERZ ESA ESC E SD ESE ESG ESH ESI ESK ESL ESM ESN ESR ESS ESU ETD ETE ETH E TS ETZ EUA EUC EUE EUG EUN EUX E VD E VE EVG EVM EVN EVV EVX E WB EWE EWI EWN EWO EXI EXT EYL EYP EYW EZS FAC FAE FA G FAH FAI FAJ FAK F AM FAN FAO FAQ FAR FA S FAT FAV FA Y FBD FB E FBM FCA FCB FDE FDF FD H FDU FEA FEB FEG FEN FEZ FFM FGU FHU FHZ FIC FID FIE FIH FIL FIN FIZ FJR FKB FKI FKJ FKL FKQ FKS FLA FLB FLF FLI FLJ FLL FLM FL N FLO FLR FLS FLT FLW FLX FLY FMA FMH FMI F MN FMO FM S FMY FNA FNC FNE FN G FNH FNI FNJ FNL FNR
C it y N am e
S ta te
Eday El Dorado Elorza Epinal Epena Es pe ra nc e WA El Portillo Eliptamin Esquel CB Erigavo E rnabella SA Erzincan Erave Erfurt Errachidia Erie PA Erechim RS Eirun epe AM Erume Erzurum EsaAla' Escanaba MI Ea st so un d WA Ensenada M ariscal Esti Shoreham Espinosa MG Eskisehir Elista Esmeraldas Easton MD El Salvador Essen Essaouira E tadunna SA Genda Wuha Elat En te rp ris e AL Metz/Nancy Eua Eucla WA Eureka NV Eugene OR Laayoune St Eusta tiu s Ev a Do wn s NT Ha rs ta d- Na rv i Sveg Eveleth MN Yerevan Evan sville IN Evreux N ew B ed fo r M A Ewer Enarotali N ew Bern NC Ewo Excursion AK Exeter Yelimane El Yopal K ey West FL Elazig Faaite Faroe Is Fa gu rh ol smy ri Farah Fairba nks AK Fajardo False Isl AK F ar mi ng to n M O Farsund Faro Freida River Fargo ND Fa sk ru ds fjo rd Fresno CA Fakarava F ay ette vil NC Faizabad Fr an cis Be PR Lubumbashi Kalispe l MT Ficksburg Forde Ft De Fran ce Fr ie dric hs ha f Bandundu Fetlar Sanfebagar Fergana F Noronha FN Fez Fe rg us F al MN Fangatau Ft Huachu AZ Fakahina Fire Cove AK Fish ers Is NY Fair Isle Kinshasa Fillmore UT Finschhafen Fitzroy Cr WA Al-Fujairah Karlsruhe Kisangani Fukui F ranklin PA Fak Fak Fukushima Florencia Floriano PI Flensburg Flateyri Falls Bay AK Ft Lauder FL Filadelfia Flo ri an op o SC F lorence SC Florence Flinders I TS Flat AK F lo res Island Fallon NV Finley NS Formosa FO Falmou th MA Kalemie F ar mi ng to n N M Munster F t M ad is on IA F t Myers FL Freetown Funchal Fane F ad a Ng ou rm a Fincha Nimes Pyongyang Ft Collins CO Funter AK
C ou nt ry
GB VE VE FR CG AU DO PG AR SO AU TR PG DE MA US BR BR PG TR PG US US MX PY GB BR TR RU EC US CL DE MA AU ET IL US FR TO AU US US MA AN AU NO SE US AM US FR US ID ID US CG US GB ML CO US TR PF FO IS AF US PR US US NO PT PG US IS US PF US AF BR CD US ZA NO MQ DE CD GB NP UZ BR MA US PF US PF US US GB CD US PG AU AE DE CD JP US ID JP CO BR DE IS US US PY BR US IT AU US PT US AU AR US CD US DE US US SL PT PG BF ET FR KP US US
Code
FNT FOA FOC FO D FOG F OK FON FOO FOR FOT FOU FOY FPO FPR FRA FRB FRC FR D FRE F RG FRH FRJ FRK FRL FRM FRO FR P FRQ FRS FRU FRW FSC FSD FSM FSP FT A FT E FT L FTU FTX FUB FU E FUG FUJ FUK FUL FUN FUO FUT FVL FWA FWL FWM FYN FYT FYU FY V GAA GAC GAD GAE GAF GAH GAJ GAL GAM GAN GAO GAQ GAR GAS GAU GAW GAX GAY GAZ GBA GBC GBD GBE GBF GBG G BJ GBK G BL GBM G BU G BV GBZ GCA GCC GCI GCK G CM G CN G DD GDE GDL GDN GDO G DP GDQ G DT GDV GDX GDZ GEB GEC GEF GEG G EL GEO G ER G ES G ET GEV GEW GEX G FB GFE GFF G FK GFL GFN GFO GFY GGC GGD GGG GGN GGO GGR G GS GGT GGW GHA G HB G HC GHD GHE GHT G HU
City Name
State
Flint MI Foula Fuzhou F ort D od ge IA Foggia W es th am pt o NY Fortuna Numfoor F ortalez a CE Forster NS Fougamou Foya Freeport Ft Pierce FL Frankfurt Forbes NS Franca SP F ri da y Ha r WA Fera Is F ar mi ng da l NY French Lic IN Frejus Fregate Isl Forli Fairmon t MN Floro F re sh wa te r AK Feramin Flores Bishkek Francisto wn Figari Sioux Flls SD F t Smith AR St Pierre F utu na I sla nd E l Ca la fa te SC Fo rt un a L e AK F ort Dauphin Owando Fulleborn F ue rt ev en tu ra Fuyang Fukue Fukuoka F ullerton CA Funafuti Fuoshan Futuna Is Flora Vall WA F t Wayne IN Farewell AK Fort William Fuyun Faya Ft Yukon AK F ay et te vi l AR Guamal Gracias Gadsden AL Gabes Gafsa Gayndah QL Yamagata Galena AK Gambell AK Gan Island Guantanamo Gao Garaina Garissa Guwahati Gangaw Gamba Gaya Guasopa Big Bay Gasuke Great Ben KS Gaborone Negarbo Galesburg IL M ar ie G ala nt e Gbangbatok G ou lb ur n I NT Garbaharey K ha sh m E l Gi r G ib b R iv er WA Gt Ba rrier Is Guacamaya Gillette WY Guernsey Garden Ci KS G ra nd C ay ma n G ra nd C an AZ G or do n D ow W A Gode Guadalajara Gdansk Guasdua lito G ua da lu pe PI Gondar G ra nd Tu rk I s Glendive MT Magadan Gelendzik Gebe Gecitkale Geva Spokane WA S to An ge lo RS Georgetown N u ev a Ge ro na G en er al Sa nto G e ra ld to n WA Gallivare Gewoia Geelong VI T og ia k Fi s AK Grenfell NS Griffith NS G ra nd F ork ND Gle n Falls NY Grafton NS Bartica Grootfontein Lumbala Gregory D QL L ongview TX Gagnoa Guiglo Garoe G ob G re go r S C G eorge Town Glasgo w MT Ghardaia G ov er no rs H ar G re at H arb ou r Ghimbi Garachine Ghat G ua lg ua ch u E R
C ountry
US GB CN US IT US CR ID BR AU GA LR BS US DE AU BR US SB US US FR SC IT US NO US PG GT KG BW FR US US PM VU AR US MG CG PG ES CN JP JP US TV CN WF AU US US GB CN TD US US CO HN US TN TN AU JP US US MV CU ML PG KE IN MM GA IN PG VU PG US BW PG US GP SL AU SO SD AU NZ CO US GB US KY US AU ET MX PL VE BR ET TC US XU RU ID CY SB US BR GY CU PH AU SE PG AU US AU AU US US AU GY NA AO AU US CI CI SO AR BS US DZ BS BS ET PA LY AR
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Abbreviations and Definitions Contents
1.1 1.1.1 1.1.1.1 1.1.1.2 1.1.2 1.1.3 1.1.4 1.1.5 1.1.6 1.1.7 1.1.8 1.2 1.2.1 1.2.2 1.2.3 1.2.4 1.2.5
Abbreviations Fare type Fare basis Seasonal codes - general application Months and days Global Indicators Geographical codes Miscellaneous abbreviations Signs Symbols Time Definitions Terms Areas Tariff Coordinating Conference Sub-areas Other sub-groupings Freedoms of the air
ATB AVI H AVS AWB BAR
Automated ticket and boarding pass Animal in Hold Address Verification Service 1.1. Abbreviations Air waybill Board of Airline Representatives (for the country concerned) 1.1.1. Fare type BBR Bankers’ buying rate BHC One way backhaul check (as used on the fare pages) BSP Billing and Settlement Plan BSR Bankers’ selling rate 1.1.1.1. Fare basis CC Credit card payment See Rule 13.2.2.16. CCP Currency of country of payment CF Constructed fare 1.1.1.2. Seasonal codes - general COC Country of commencement of application international travel/transportation COM Country of unit origin minimum check See Rule 13.2.2.16. (discontinued after 14JAN05) 1.1.2. Months and days COP Country of payment check CPM Common point minimum check JAN January CRS Computer reservations system FEB February CT Circle trip MAR March CTM Circle trip minimum check APR April CUSS Common Use Self Service MAY May CUTE Common Use Terminal Equipment JUN June DMC Directional minimum check JUL July DNOJ Double normal fare open jaw AUG August ECAA European Common Aviation Area and SEP September related states OCT October EDIFACT United Nations Electronic Data NOV November Interchange for Administration, Commerce DEC December and Transport Mon Monday EFP Equivalent fare paid Tue Tuesday EMA Extra mileage allowance Wed Wednesday EMCO Electronic miscellaneous charge order Thu Thursday EMS Excess mileage surcharge Fri Friday EMU European Economic and Monetary Union Sat Saturday ET Electronic Ticket Sun Sunday E-TKT Electronic Ticket FCMI Fare Calculation Mode Indicator 1.1.3. Global Indicators FCP Fare construction point Flight Interruption Manifest (As used in routing column on the fare pages, TPM FIM FREMEC Frequent traveller’s medical card pages and in the MPM-Manual) FYROM Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Global distribution system AP between Area 2 and Area 3 via the Atlantic GDS GEBAT Government Excess Baggage and the Pacific Authorization/Ticket AT between Area 1 and Area 2/ Area 3 via the GIT Group Inclusive Tour fare Atlantic (other than SA) General sales agent EH -between Area 2 and Area 3 via Eastern GSA HI High NUC in backhaul check Hemisphere (other than TS/RU/FE) HIP Higher intermediate fare check -within Area 2 or within Area 3 Individual Inclusive Tour fare FE between Russia (in Europe)/Ukraine and IIT Area 3 with nonstop service between IROE IATA rate of exchange International sale indicator (discontinued Russia (in Europe)/Ukraine and Area 3 ISI after 14JAN05) other than Japan, Korea (Dem. Rep. of), ISO International Standards Organization Korea (Rep. of) Inclusive tour PA between Area 3 and Area 1 via Pacific IT Local currency fare (other than between SWP and South LCF Low NUC in backhaul check America via North America and North/ LO MCO Miscellaneous charges order Central Pacific; other than PN) PN between South America and South West MEDIF Medical Information Form Multiple purpose document Pacific via North America but not via North MPD MPM Maximum permitted mileage or Central Pacific Minimum t our price RU between Russia (in Europe) and Area 3 MTP Not applicable with nonstop service between Russia (in NA Europe) and Japan, Korea (Dem. Rep. of), NOADC No additional collection Normal fare open jaw Korea (Rep. of); not via another country NOJ NTA(A) Canadian National Transportation Agency (ies) in Europe (AIR) SA between Argentina/Brazil/Chile/Paraguay/ Neutral unit of construction Uruguay and South East Asia via the NUC Open jaw for special f ares Atlantic and only via point(s) in Central OJ Africa, Southern Africa, Indian Ocean ONOJ Origin normal fare open jaw OOJ Origin Open Jaw Islands or via direct services TS between Area 2 and Area 3 (Trans OPTAT Off premise transitional automated ticket One way subjourney check for normal Siberian route) with a sector having OSC fares nonstop service between Europe and Optical Character Recognition Japan, Korea (Dem. Rep. of), Korea (Rep. OCR OW One way of) (other than RU/FE) PETC Pet in cabin WH within Area 1 (Western Hemisphere) PEX Instant Purchase Excursion Fare PFC Passenger facility charge PNR Passenger name record 1.1.4. Geographical codes PTA Prepaid ticket advice (as used in the Rules and Notes Parts) PU Pricing unit EB eastbound PUC Pricing unit concept NB northbound RBD Reservations/booking designator SB southbound RFIC Reason for issuance code (MCO) WB westbound RMA Rand Monetary Area ROE NUC - conversion rate 1.1.5. Miscellaneous abbreviations RSC Return subjourney check for normal fares RT Round trip ADC Additional collection RW Round-the-world ADT Adult RWM Round the world minimum check AF Applicable fare AIRIMP ATA/IATA Reservations Interline Message SASC South Asian Subcontinent Sub-area SAR Special Administrative Region of China Procedures-Passenger SEA South East Asia Sub-area APEX Advance Purchase Excursion Fare SOJ Single open jaw ARC Airline Reporting Corporation SOM Shortest Operated Mileage ARV Agents Refund Voucher STP Satellite ticket printer ASEAN Association of South East Asian Nations SUBTTL Subtotal NUC ATA Air Transport Association of America 35
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2.4.5.5. Between Areas 2 and 3 - Specified Routings 2.4.5.6. Between Areas 1 and 3 via Pacific Specified Routings 2.4.5.7. Area 1 - Carrier Routing Exceptions 2.4.5.8. Between Areas 1 and 2 via Atlantic Contents Carrier Routing Exceptions 2.4.5.9. Between Areas 1 and 3 via Pacific 2.1. General rules in fare application Carrier Routing Exceptions 2.1.1. Changes in fares and rules/ fare 2.5. Fare construction guarantee 2.5.1. Fare construction principles - How to 2.1.1.1. Exceptions by country proceed 2.1.1.2. Exceptions by carrier Basic fare construction principles 2.1.1.3. Special provisions by carrier for fares 2.5.2. 2.5.3. Pricing unit concept within Area 1 2.5.4. Sequence of checks 2.1.2. Applicability of fares 2.5.5. Applicable fares 2.1.3. Different carriers in a fare 2.5.6. Constructed fares 2.1.4. Intentionally left blank 2.5.6.1. Add-on constructions 2.1.5. Far e types 2.5.6.2. C/ construction to establish unpublished 2.1.5.1. Normal fares fares 2.1.5.2. Special fares 2.5.7. Fares based on a percentage of another 2.1.5.3. Cabotage fares fare 2.1.5.4. Fares established as a percentage 2.5.8. Comparing fares with global indicators 2.1.6. Fares for different classes of service 2.6. Construction rules for journeys 2.1.6.1. First class fares How to determine the fare for a journey 2.1.6.2. Intermediate class fares (Business class) 2.6.1. 2.6.1.1. “Slicing and dicing” an itinerary 2.1.6.3. Economy class fares 2.6.2. Normal fare flow chart 2.1.7. Validity 2.6.3. How to assess a journey 2.1.7.1. Validity of tickets 2.6.3.1. RT, CT, OJ journeys 2.1.7.2. Validity of fares 2.6.3.2. OW journeys 2.1.8. Minimum/ maximum stay requirements 2.7. Construction rules for individual 2.1.8.1. Counting of days pricing units 2.1.8.2. Counting of month(s) 2.7.1. One way pricing units 2.1.8.3. Counting of year 2.7.1.1. OW backhaul check (BHC) 2.1.8.4. Minimum stay 2.7.1.2. Directional minimum check (DMC) 2.1.8.5. Maximum stay Round trip pricing units 2.1.8.6. Minimum/ maximum stay: Transatlantic/ 2.7.2. 2.7.2.1. Country of payment check (COP) Transpacific reference chart Circle trip pricing units 2.1.8.7. Minimum/ maximum stay Area 1 2.7.3. 2.7.3.1. Circle trip construction reference chart 2.7.3.2. Circle trip minimum check (CTM) 2.1.9. Stopovers 2.7.3.3. Country of payment check (COP) 2.1.9.1. Definition/ Conditions of stopovers 2.7.3.4. Circle trips - unreasonable connections 2.1.9.2. Counting of stopovers 2.7.4. Round the world fares 2.1.10. Transfers 2.7.4.1. Round the world fare construction 2.1.10.1. Definition of transfers 2.7.4.2. Round the world minimum check (RWM) 2.1.10.2. Counting of transfers 2.7.5. Normal fare open jaw (NOJ) 2.1.11. Group travel 2.7.5.1. Definition 2.1.11.1. Counting of group passengers 2.7.5.2. NOJ fare construction 2.1.11.2. Assembly point concept 2.7.5.3. Directional minimum check (DMC) 2.1.11.3. Travel together normal fare open jaw 2.1.11.4. Upper Class Group Travel 2.7.5.4. Common point minimum check (CPM) 2.2. Published fares and add-ons Special fare open jaw 2.3. Carrier fare selection criteria within 2.7.6. 2.7.6.1. Fare construction for special fare open Europe jaw 2.3.1. Fare Components within the Europe 2.8. Limitations on indirect travel Sub-area 2.8.1. Fare component limitations 2.4. Mil eage system/ routings 2.8.1.2. Additional limitations at the origin point 2.4.1. Mileage calculation 2.4.1.1. Applicable fare when mileage within MPM 2.8.1.3. Additional limitations at intermediate points 2.4.1.2. Applicable fare when mileage exceeded 2.8.1.4. Additional limitations by country 2.4.2. Mileage exceptions 2.8.2. Journey limitations 2.4.2.1. Europe - Japan, Korea: MPM deduction Higher intermediate point (HIP) check 2.4.2.2. Area 1 - Rio de Janeiro/ Sao Paulo: TPM/ 2.9. 2.9.1. HIP check for normal and special fares MPM provisions 2.9.2. HIP check - normal fares 2.4.2.3. South Atlantic - Area 3: TPM provisions 2.4.2.4. South Atlantic - Europe/ Middle East: 2.9.2.1. General application 2.9.2.2. HIP exceptions by countries TPM provisions 2.4.2.5. Construction of normal fares to/ from 2.9.2.3. HIP exceptions by carrier 2.9.2.4. Higher intermediate points - exception interior points in Pakistan tables 2.4.2.6. Ethiopian Government Order 2.9.2.4.1 Area 1 Carrier HIP exceptions 2.4.2.7. Canary Islands - Canada/ Mexico/ USA 2.9.2.4.2 Transatlantic Carrier HIP exceptions 2.4.3. Excess mileage allowance (EMA) 2.9.2.4.3 Transpacific Carrier HIP exceptions 2.4.3.1. Area 1 EMA 2.9.2.4.4 Atlantic/Pacific Carrier HIP exception 2.4.3.2. Area 2 EMA 2.9.3. HIP check - special fares 2.4.3.2.1 Within Europe 2.9.3.1. General application 2.4.3.2.2 Between Europe and the Middle East 2.10. Surface sect or s 2.4.3.3. Area 3 EMA 2.10.1. Fare calculation methods 2.4.3.4. Area 12 via the Atlantic EMA 2.10.2. Permissible surface sectors 2.4.3.5. Area 23 EMA 2.10.3. Surface sector provisions 2.4.3.6. Area 31 via the Pacific EMA 2.10.4. Circle trips with surface sectors 2.4.3.7. Area 1 - EMA Carrier Exceptions Combinat ions 2.4.3.8. Between Areas 1 and 2/ 3 via the Atlantic 2.11. 2.11.1. End-on combination - EMA Carrier Exceptions 2.4.3.9. Between Areas 1 and 3 via the Pacific - 2.11.2. Side trip combination 2.11.3. Local combination EMA Carrier Exceptions 2.11.4. Combination of USA domestic fares with 2.4.3.10. Add-on Mileages - Carrier Exceptions. international fares 2.4.4. Routing References - Application of 2.12. Normal fare checks for consecutive/ specified routings contiguous pricing units 2.4.5. Specified routings 2.12.1. One way subjourney check (OSC) 2.4.5.1. Area 1 - Specified Routings 2.12.1.1. OSC exceptions 2.4.5.2. Area 2 - Specified Routings 2.12.2. Return Subjourney Check (RSC) 2.4.5.2.1 Within Europe 2.12.3. Mixture of One way and Return 2.4.5.2.2 Europe - Middle East Subjourneys 2.4.5.2.3 Within Middle East 2.13. Mixed class construction 2.4.5.2.4 Within Africa 2.13.1. Travel within a fare component in different 2.4.5.2.5 Europe-Africa classes of service 2.4.5.3. Area 3 - Specified Routings 2.4.5.4. Between Areas 1 and 2 via Atlantic - 2.13.1.1. Intermediate Class Exceptions 2.13.1.2. First Class Exceptions Specified Routings 2.13.1.3. Mixed class fare checks
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Travel in an entire fare component in a higer class of service than other components Mixed class carrier exceptions Summary of steps and checks No show charges Fuel Surcharges
The Rules published in the Passenger Air Tariff govern the application of fares, rates, charges, discounts and routings stated or calculated in accordance with the provisions outlined herein. International fares and/ or conditions under the Carriers’ Special Regulations, deviating from those published in the General Rules and Fares/ Rules Books of the Passenger Air Tariff apply only for the carriers indicated therein and for the carriers otherwise authorized. The fares, rates or charges contained in the Passenger Air Tariff are quoted per passenger and apply to air carriage over the routes of the issuing and participating airlines from the airport at the point of origin to the airport at the point of destination. They do not normally include ground transfer charges, transportation taxes, airport charges, or other charges imposed by government authorities. The Passenger Air Tariff is subject to changes without prior notice except where otherwise provided in applicable laws, and/ or with regard to contracts of carriage (tickets) under which transportation has already commenced. The Passenger Air Tariff covers only information known to the publishers at the time of printing. When a fare, charge or rule has been agreed upon by the IATA carriers but not yet approved by the governments, all publications and tickets issued until the interested governments have given their consent shall be qualified by ‘Subject to government approval.’ All figures shown in examples are for illustration purposes and do not necessarily reflect actual figures.
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Baggage Contents
3.1 3.1.1 3.1.1.1 3.1.1.2 3.1.1.3 3.1.1.4 3.1.1.5 3.1.1.6 3.1.1.7 3.1.2 3.1.3 3.1.4 3.1.4.1
General baggage rule s Categories of baggage Checked baggage Unchecked baggage In-bond baggage Pooled baggage Mixed class travel baggage Baggage shipped as cargo Baggage air-sea transportation Baggage conditions of acceptance Delivery of checked baggage Baggage liability Baggage claims and time limitations on claims and actions 3.1.5 Permissible items in passenger’s baggage 3.1.5.1 Items carried with the approval of the carrier(s) 3.1.5.2 Items carried with the approval of the carrier(s) as checked baggage only 3.1.6 Acceptance of power-driven wheelchairs as checked baggage 3.1.6.1 Wheelchairs carried with the approval of carrier(s) 3.1.7 Excess value baggage 3.1.7.1 Valuation limit of Baggage 3.1.8 Special baggage 3.1.8.1 Live animals (pets) 3.1.8.2 Special provisions for pets in the cabin 3.1.8.3 Containers 3.1.8.4 Charges for live animals 3.1.8.5 Special items other than animals 3.1.8.6 Cabin Baggage 3.1.9 Dangerous goods in passenger’s baggage 3.1.9.1 Restricted articles 3.1.9.2 Firearms 3.1.9.3 Explosives 3.1.10 Maximum weight and dimensions 3.2 Baggage weight concept 3.2.1 Baggage weight - area of application 3.2.2 Free baggage allowance 3.2.2.1 Checked baggage 3.2.2.2 Carry on items 3.2.3 Excess baggage charges 3.2.3.1 Conversion table (pounds to kilograms) 3.2.3.2 Normal regulations 3.2.3.3 Special regulations 3.3 Baggage piec e conce pt 3.3.1 Baggage piece - area of application 3.3.2 Free baggage allowance 3.3.2.1 Checked baggage 3.3.2.2 Carry on items 3.3.3 Excess baggage regulations 3.3.3.1 Normal regulations 3.3.3.2 Special regulations 3.3.4 Excess baggage charges 3.3.5 Excess baggage industry tables 3.3.5.1 Area 12: USA - Central, Southern Africa (via the North Atlantic) 3.3.5.2 Area 31: USA - China excluding Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR 3.3.5.3 Area 1: (via USA) 3.3.5.4 Area 12: Canada - Europe (via the Atlantic) 3.3.5.5 Area 12/ 123: Canada - Middle East/ Africa/ Area 3 (via the North Atlantic) 3.3.5.6 Area 31: Canada, Central and South America - Area 3, except Japan (via the North and Central Pacific) 3.3.5.7 Area 31: Area 1 (except USA) - Japan (via the North and Central Pacific) 3.3.5.8 Area 31: Area 1 (except USA) - Korea (via the North and Central Pacific) 3.3.5.9 Area 31: Canada - Area 1 3.3.5.10Area 31: Area 3 (exc Guam/Pakistan)Argentina/Bolivia/Brazil/Chile/Panama/ Paraguay/Peru/Uruguay (via N/C Pacific) 3.3.5.11 Area 31: Japan/ Korea - USA (via the North and Central Pacific) 3.3.5.12 Area 3 3.3.5.13 Area 31: Canada - South West Pacific (via the South Pacific) 3.3.5.14 Area 31: South America - South West Pacific (via the South Pacific) 3.3.6 Excess baggage carrier tables 3.3.6.1 American Airlines (AA) 3.3.6.2 Air Canada (AC) 3.3.6.3 Air-India (AI) 3.3.6.4 Alaska Airlines (AS) 3.3.6.5 Royal Air Maroc (AT) 3.3.6.6 British Airways (BA) 3.3.6.7 BWIA West Indies Airways (BW) 3.3.6.8 Air China International (CA) 3.3.6.9 China Airlines (CI)
3.3.6.10Cathay Pacific Airways (CX) 3.3.6.11Emirates (EK) 3.3.6.12Air Pacific (FJ) 3.3.6.13Iberia (IB) 3.3.6.14Japan Airlines (JL) 3.3.6.15Air Jamaica (JM) 3.3.6.16Korean Air Lines (KE) 3.3.6.17Kuwait Airways (KU) 3.3.6.18 LAN Airlines (LA) 3.3.6.19LOT - Polish Airlines (LO) 3.3.6.20MALEV - Hungarian Airlines (MA) 3.3.6.21Malaysia Airlines (MH) 3.3.6.22Egyptair (MS) 3.3.6.23All Nippon Airways (NH) 3.3.6.24 Air New Zealand (NZ) 3.3.6.25Austrian Airlines (OS) 3.3.6.26Asiana Airlines (OZ) 3.3.6.27Philippine Airlines (PR) 3.3.6.28Qantas Airways (QF) 3.3.6.29Royal Jordanian (RJ) 3.3.6.30Singapore Airlines (SQ) 3.3.6.31Turkish Airlines (TK) 3.3.6.32 TAP - Air Portugal (TP) 3.3.6.33Virgin Atlantic (VS)
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General baggage rules
Baggage admitted for carriage as passenger’s baggage may only contain such articles, effects or other property of passengers as are necessary for wear, use, comfort, or convenience, in connection with the trip. Carriers have the right (except for diplomatic bags) but not the obligation to verify, in the presence of the passengers, the contents of their baggage. The passenger’s name must appear on the baggage. The carrier will supply name/address labels or self-adhesive stickers for passengers to affix to the outside of each piece of baggage.Such labels or stickers shall be distinguishable from baggage tags and must allow sufficient space to enable the passenger to enter: family name, initials (optional) contact address, home or cell telephone number and e-mail address
Passengers shall be encouraged to enter their name or initials in latin letters and must be the same name as the name on the passenger’s ticket. In many instances the first contact of the passenger with air transportation is through a travel agent. The agents would render their clients a service by giving the following advice concerning the carriage of their baggage. 1 Use good quality luggage. It will not be damaged so easily and will last longer. 2 Always put the family name and contact address on the outside and inside of the baggage. 3 Put temporary address at the destination, for example, the name and address of the hotel or place you are staying at, your next place of stopover. 4 Lock the baggage. If the locks don’t work, put a strong strap around it, to keep it from opening up and items being lost. 5 Remove all old destination tags after each flight. 6 To help in identifying one’s bag from others in baggage claim areas, put tape or stickers on it that will easily be recognized. 7 Items of value or important documents should be carried on one’s person. 8 All checked baggage must be properly packed in suitcases or similar containers in order to ensure safe carriage with ordinary care in handling, i.e. it must be sufficiently rigid and resistant to stand pressure caused by normal loading conditions (cartons are therefore not acceptable). 9 Travel documents, medical certificates, X-ray plates, etc., as well as fragile articles, valuables such as money, jewellery, silverware, negotiable papers, securities and business documents may not be packed in the registered baggage, only in the hand luggage. 10 On routes involving overnight travel or night stops it is advisable to pack toilet articles and other items required overnight in a separate small bag to be carried in the passenger cabin. 11 In some countries, it is strictly forbidden to carry and use cameras (and even binoculars) during the flight and at airports. They must therefore be packed in the registered baggage or handed to the cabin personnel on embarkation. Cabin attendants will be able to inform passengers whether or not the use of this equipment is allowed. 12 The passenger must be in possession of valid exit, transit and/ or entry permits wherever these are required. Special attention must be paid to the applicable government regulations in the case of business samples, unused articles and dangerous baggage. 13 There are strict regulations whether or not certain articles may be carried in passengers’ baggage. Such articles shall not be carried without the consent of and prior arrangement with the airlines and provided they are presented separately and meet all necessary requirements. Please check with airlines in all cases. Such articles that are not allowed include but are not necessarily limited to: compressed gases corrosive materials 93
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Discounts
6.7.4.2. Spanish workers in Morocco, Moroccan workers in Spain
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Summary Infants and chil dren Accompanied infants - discount for accompanied infants Accompanied children - discount for accompanied children Unaccompanied minors under 12 Applicable fare Provisions for carriage Request for carriage - Handling Advice Identification Travel documents Exceptions and additional rules Government safety requirements for infants Children and infants - Exceptions by carrier Exceptions by carrier - Area 1 Accompanied travel (see also 6.2.4.2) Children/infants ticket validity Children/infants ticketing Children/infants charges, surcharges Student Discounts Student fares worldwide International Airlines Certificate for Student Fares Ships’ Crews Group Fares for Ships’ Crews Individual Fares for Ships’ Crews Seaman’s Reductions (Government Orders) SEAMEN - BELGIUM / LUXEMBOURG SEAMEN - CHINESE TAIPEI SEAMEN - CROATIA SEAMEN - FIJI SEAMEN - FINLAND SEAMEN - FRANCE SEAMEN - GERMANY SEAMEN - GREECE SEAMEN - ICELAND SEAMEN - IRELAND SEAMEN - ISRAEL SEAMEN - ITALY SEAMEN - KOREA (DEM. REP. OF), KOREA (REP. OF) SEAMEN - LIBERIA SEAMEN - MALAYSIA SEAMEN - MOROCCO SEAMEN - NETHERLANDS SEAMEN - NEW ZEALAND SEAMEN - PANAMA SEAMEN - SCANDINAVIA SEAMEN - SINGAPORE SEAMEN - SLOVENIA SEAMEN - SPAIN SEAMEN - SWITZERLAND SEAMEN - TUNISIA SEAMEN - TURKEY SEAMEN - UK SEAMEN - UNITED STATES Tour Conductors Tour Conductors - Application Tour Conductors - Definitions Tour Conductors - Qualifying conditions Tour Conductors - Successive Tour Conductors - Qualifying group size Tour Conductor travel Tour Conductors - Travel to/from an assembly point Tour Conductors - Application Tour Conductors - Promotional material Tour Conductors - Approval Tour Conductors - Filing of documents Tour Conductors - Modification of tour itinerary Tour Conductors - Sale of ticket Tour Conductors - Ticketing Tour Conductors - Baggage, meals and transfers Foreign Wor kers Foreign Workers - Aeroflot Finnish workers employed in Russia Foreign Workers - Alitalia Italian workers employed abroad Philippine workers employed in Italy Foreign Workers - Austrian Airlines Serbian and Montenegrin workers employed in Austria Croatian workers employed in Austria Philippine and Tunisian workers employed in Austria Foreign Workers - Iberia Spanish workers employed abroad
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The following international discounts are available; for domestic discounts see Carriers’ Special Regulations).
Contents 6.1. 6.2. 6.2.1.
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NOTE: The only discounts applicable to C-cl fares are those for infants, children, spouse.
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Areas
OW/ RT/ CT/OJ
Qualification
See Rules
Worldwide
OW/ RT/CT
Infants / children
6.2.
Worldwide
OW/ RT/ OOJ
Students
6.3.1.
Group fares for ships’ crews
OW
Seamen/ ships’ crews
6.4.1.
Individual fares for ships’ crews
OW
Seamen/ ships’ crews
6.4.2.
Government OW directed reductions for seamen
Ships’ crew
6.5.
Worldwide
RT/ CT/OJ
Tour 6.6. conductors
Worldwide
RT/ CT/OJ
Foreign Workers
6.7.
8.
8.1 8.1.1 8.1.2 8.1.3 8.1.4 8.1.4.1 8.1.4.2 8.1.5 8.1.6 8.1.6.1 8.1.7 8.1.8 8.1.8.1 8.1.8.2 8.1.9 8.1.10 8.1.11 8.2 8.2.1 8.2.2 8.2.2 8.2.3 8.2.4 8.3 8.3.1 8.3.1.1 8.3.1.2 8.3.1.3 8.3.2 8.3.2.1 8.3.2.2 8.3.2.3 8.3.2.4 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 8.7.1 8.7.2 8.8 8.9 8.9.1 8.9.2 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17
Passenger Transportation
8.1.
Acceptance of passengers
Under their general conditions of carriage, IATA carriers may in the exercise of reasonable discretion refuse to carry (and/or cancel the Contents reserved space of and/or remove at a place en Acceptance of passengers route): Refusal/Cancellation/Removal of Passengers who are not in conformity with the Passengers passport, visa, health or customs r egulations of Passenger’s Conduct, Age, Health or the countries of transit, destination and origin. Status Passengers who are not in possession of a Escorted Mental Patients valid ticket. Inadmissible Passengers/ Deportees/ Passengers whose transportation by air Refusal to Transport represents a danger or risk to themselves and/ Inadmissible Passengers or their fellow travellers or to property. Deportees Passengers who show visible signs of disease Sick and Invalid Passengers and who, by their appearance, behaviour or Expectant Mothers kind of nursing required, are likely to cause Incubators distress to other passengers. Blind and/or Deaf Passengers Passengers requiring individual nursing or care Nonambulatory/Disabled Passengers during the flight and who are not accompanied Conditions of Acceptance by attendants. Maximum Number of Nonambulatory Persons obviously under the influence of Passengers alcohol, drugs or narcotics. Stretcher Passengers This means that only passengers who are in Smoking On Board possession of the required documentation and Passports and Visas comply with the above may be ticketed and Seating Surcharge accepted without conditions. Exceptions are subject First Class Charges (Europe-Korea) to the conditions specified below. Business Class Charges (Europe- Japan) 8.1.1. Refusal/Cancellation/Removal of Business Class Charges (Europe- Japan) Passengers Sleeper Surcharge Business/ Economy Plus Surcharge The carrier will refuse to carry, cancel the reserved Ground/Helicopter Services space of, or remove en route any passenger under Ground Transport the following conditions: Ground Transport - Carrier Rules Inter-airport Intra-airport Ground Transfers A When the passenger refuses on request to Ground Transport - Carrier Liability Waiver permit search of his/her person or property for explosives or a concealed deadly or dangerous Helicopter Services weapon or article. Construction Rule for Helicopter Service B When the passenger refuses on request to Helicopter Services in New York Helicopter Services between Nice and produce positive identification. NOTE : The carrier has the right but is not obligated Monte Carlo to require positive identification of passengers Services within the Tokyo area purchasing tickets and/or presenting a ticket for the Passenger Expenses en route purpose of boarding an aircraft. Cargo Attendants - Area 1 C (Except via AA/AC): Subject to the provisions Charges for Oxygen Service of Rule 8.7., Denied Boarding Compensation, the Denied Boarding Compensation sole recourse of any person so refused carriage or From/To/Within USA removed en route for any reason as detailed above, From/To/Within USA - Area 1 Check-in Time Limits/Cancellation of will be the recovery of the refund value of the unused portion of the ticket as hereinafter provided Reservations in Rule 9.3., Refunds. Ticketing time limits NOTE: via JM: Any passenger who has checked in General for a flight and who holds a boarding pass is not Carrier Ticketing Time Limits entitled to a refund for the unused portion of the Communication Charges ticket to which the boarding pass conforms, unless Allocation of Accommodation - Area 1 Reconfirmation of Reservations - Area 1 failure to board was due to a medical emergency, Cancellation of Continuing Space (no- physical illness, or other bona fide emergency. A refund will then be granted by the carrier upon show) - Area 1 presentation of satisfactory documentation from a Personal Data - Area 1 competent authority confirming that illness or a Passengers with Infectious Diseases Passengers Requiring the Use of Two medical emergency prevented the passenger from boarding. Seats D except via AA/AC: Means of Payment When such action is necessary for safety reasons. When such action is necessary to prevent violation of any applicable laws, regulations, or orders of any state or country to be flown from, into, or over. See also Rule 8.1.4.2., Deportees. E via KE/MH/VS: If a question arises of any aircraft being overloaded carrier shall decide which passengers or articles will be carried. F via AA/AC/AS and in Area 1 via UP: Whenever such action is necessary to comply with any government regulation, or to comply with any government request for emergency transportation in connection with the national defense, or when ever such action is necessary or advisable by reason of weather or other conditions beyond its control (including but not limited to acts of God, force majeure, strikes, civil commotions, embargoes, wars, hostilities, or disturbances actual, threatened, or reported). G via AA/AC/AS: A passenger who is traveling across any international boundary if: 1 The passenger’s travel documents are not in order. NOTE: via AA: The carrier has the right to hold or copy a travel document presented by any passenger and accepted by carrier as a condition of boarding. 2 or any reason, such passenger’s embarkation from, transit through, or entry into any country from, through, or to which such passenger requests transportation would be unlawful. 175
3 Such passenger fails or refuses to comply with the rules and regulations of the carrier.
8.1.2. Passenger’s Conduct, Health or Status
Age,
The carrier will not accept passengers for carriage when the conduct, age, status, or mental/physical condition of the passenger is such as to: A Involve any hazard or risk to himself/herself or to other persons or property. NOTE: via BA/JL/KE/MH: Such passengers may be carried on the express condition that the carrier will not be liable for any injury or disability, or any aggravation or consequence (including death) caused by such status, age, or mental or physical condition. B (Except via AA and in Area 1 via UP): Cause discomfort or make himself/herself objectionable to other passengers. C Require special assistance of the carrier.
NOTES 1 via AA: When requested, escort service will be provided for passengers, 2 yrs. or older desiring this service. This includes but is not limited to passengers with Alzheimers Disease and medical conditions affecting the mind. 2 via AA/and in Area 1 via UP: Such passenger may be carried when accompanied by an attendant responsible for such passenger’s care en route and when with the care of such attendant, such passenger will not require unreasonable attention of assistance from carrier personnel. 3 via AC/AS/BA/VS; in Area 1 via BW/JL/ JM/KX/LA/UP; to/from Canada via AA/LA: The carrier will accept the disabled person’s determination as to self-reliance. 4 via UP: Make such refusal or removal necessary for the reasonable safety or comfort of other passengers. D via VS; in Area 1 via BW/JM/KE; to/from USA via AC Carriers will not accept passengers as follows: 1 When in the reasonable judgement of a responsible carrier employee the passenger appears to be under the influence of intoxicating liquors or drugs (except for medical patients under a physician’s care). 2 When the passenger’s conduct or condition is or has been known to be abusive, offensive, threatening, intimidating, violent, or otherwise disorderly and, in the prudent judgement of a responsible carrier employee, there is a possibility that such passenger would cause disruption or serious impairment to the physical comfort and safety of other passengers or carrier employees, interfere with a crew member in the performance of his/her duties aboard the carrier’s aircraft, or would otherwise jeopardize safe and adequate flight operations. 3 via JM/ KE/VS: When the passenger’s mental/physical condition is such as to render him/ her incapable of caring for himself/herself without assistance, unless accompanied by an attendant who will be responsible for caring for such passenger en route and, with the care of such attendant, will not require unreasonable attention or assistance from carrier personnel. 4 via AC/KE/VS: When the passenger fails to observe the instructions of the carrier. E via AA/AS: 1 Persons who wear or have on or about their person concealed or unconcealed deadly or dangerous weapons, unless the passenger meets the qualifications and conditions established in F.A.R. 121.585; F.A.R. 108.11 (via AA); F.A.R. 108.15 (via AS) 2 Manacled persons in custody of law enforcement personnel, or persons who have resisted or may reasonably be believed to be capable of resisting escorts. 3 via AA: Persons who would require an unusual amount or unreasonable type of assistance or medical treatment en route, confirmed by the carrier’s physician, unless accompanied by a ticketed passenger capable of giving necessary assistance. Carrier personnel are not permitted to give hypodermic injections. Persons who have an illness that may become obnoxious aloft, which has been confirmed by the carrier’s physician. Persons who have misrepresented a condition unacceptable for passage that becomes evident upon arrival at the airport.
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Payment and Refunds Contents
9.1 9.1.1 9.1.2
Payment - General Cash payment Instalment credit (credit travel or ‘fly now pay later’) 9.1.3 Settlement by agents 9.1.4 Tickets issued outside the Philippines 9.2 Prepa id ticket advice 9.2.1 PTA - General 9.2.2 Collection 9.2.2.1 Issuance of MCO, MPD and PTA 9.2.2.2 PTA initiated by the passenger 9.2.2.3 Ticket 9.2.2.4 Refunds 9.2.2.5 Restrictions regarding collection of PTAs 9.2.2.6 Restrictions regarding issuance of tickets against PTAs 9.2.3 Completion of an MCO for a PTA 9.2.3.1 Quick reference guide to manual completion 9.2.3.2 Example of a completed manual MCO for PTA 9.2.3.3 Example of an automated PTA MCO 9.2.3.4 Example of a PTA MPD 9.2.3.5 intentionally omitted 9.2.3.6 Example of an Off-Premise Transitional Automated Ticket (OPTAT) issued against a PTA 9.2.4 Transmission of the MCO issued by travel agents 9.2.5 Honouring 9.2.6 Refunds and cancellations 9.2.7 PTA Service Charge 9.2.8 Predesignated PTA Points 9.3 Refunds 9.3.1 Def initions 9.3.2 Involuntary refunds 9.3.2.1 Involuntary refund calculation 9.3.2.2 Procedures for refunds by carrier 9.3.2.3 Exceptions by countries 9.3.3 Voluntary Refunds 9.3.3.1 Voluntary refund calculation 9.3.3.2 Voluntary refunds - payment by credit card 9.3.3.3 Voluntary refunds payment by government transportation request 9.3.3.4 Refund by issuing offices 9.3.4 Refund / rerouting in case of death 9.3.4.1 Definitions 9.3.4.2 Before commencement of travel 9.3.4.3 After commencement of travel 9.3.4.4 Exceptions by carrier 9.3.4.5 Exceptions by country 9.3.5 Refund through or by authority of carriers’ refund offices 9.3.6 Refund after expiry date of document 9.3.6.1 Refund assessment 9.3.6.2 Time limitation for refund request 9.3.7 Limitations 9.3.7.1 General 9.3.7.2 Non-acceptance by carrier 9.3.7.3 Area 1 exception 9.3.8 Invalidating refunded flight / exchange coupons 9.3.9 Refund/service charge 9.3.10 Lost ticket/traffic document 9.3.10.1 Authority to replace lost document 9.3.10.2 Replacement procedure 9.3.10.3 Service Charges - lost ticket 9.3.10.4 Time limitation for refund request of lost ticket/ traffic document 9.4 Paper Ticket Surcharge 9.4.1 General 9.4.2 List of service fees by carrier
9.1.
Payment - General
9.1.1. Cash payment The sale of passenger and baggage air transportation is as a rule a local cash transaction, i.e. payment is made in cash (or against invoice or cheque) at the place the ticket is issued before commencement of the journey. The following methods of payment differ from this principle and they are therefore explained more fully: Exchange of ticket, MCO (see Rules 13.2.11.) Instalment credit (see 9.1.2.) Prepaid ticket advices (see Rule 9.2.) Air travel cards (UATP) (see Rule 16.) Other credit cards (see Rule 16.) For the possibility granted under certain conditions (in emergency cases) and on certain sectors to pay for the passenger fare or excess baggage charge upon arrival (charges collect), contact the IATA carrier concerned. For short-term credit in India / Pakistan / Sri Lanka / Nepal special IATA conditions apply. Any payment is subject to the currency regulations set out under Rule 11.1.
NOTE: Where in a discount full payment is required at a certain time before departure, payment by means of a credit card or a credit plan recognized by the IATA carrier, shall be considered as full payment as of the date of signing of the applicable transportation receipt or note.
9.1.2. Instalment credit (credit travel or ‘fly now pay later’) In some countries, facilities are available for the sale of air tickets on instalment credit. Details are published locally. Tickets sold under pay-later plans shall be marked ‘NOT ENDORSABLE’ and ‘NOT REFUNDABLE’ in the ‘Endorsements’ box. For India / Pakistan / Bangladesh / Sri Lanka / Nepal special IATA conditions apply to pay-later arrangements.
9.1.3. Settlement by agents Special mandatory regulations apply to the payment of amounts collected by agents for the IATA carriers. These regulations are published by IATA.
9.1.4. Tickets issued Philippines
outside
Prepaid ticket advice
9.2.1. PTA - General Prepaid ticket advice (PTA) is the notification by teletype, commercial wire or mail that a person in one city (purchaser or sponsor) has requested the issuance of prepaid transportation to another person(s) (passenger) in another city. The use of the PTA permits the issuance of a ticket at a point other than the point of payment. The PTA may be issued to cover: air fares (specified transportation, including upgrading) taxes, fees and charges (TFC(s)) excess baggage charges and related services in connection with the prepayment of specified air transportation cash advance to cover en route expenses in connection with the PTA. 189
NOTE: IATA carriers cannot assume any liability for any travel instructions the purchaser may give to the passenger. No contract of carriage is concluded until the appropriate passenger ticket is issued.
9.2.2. Collection 9.2.2.1.
Issuance of MCO, MPD and PTA
The carrier will complete an MCO as illustrated on overleaf or an MPD. The carrier may issue its own accountable PTA form. Carrier will retain the exchange coupon and arrange for transmittal of the PTA to the ticketing office in accordance with carrier’s procedures. A travel agent may sell PTA transportation. In so doing, the agent should complete an MCO or any other accountable form acceptable to the carrier. However, the travel agent must not forward the PTA to the passenger or the ticketing office. The agent shall contact the local office of the carrier who will transmit the PTA. The office issuing the PTA will ensure that the correct equivalent of the applicable fare has been collected from the sponsor.
9.2.2.2.
PTA initiated by the passenger
When a passenger asks an IATA carrier or travel agent to collect an amount in his favour in another city, the complete particulars of the prospective PTA (see 9.2.3. below) shall be transmitted to the IATA carrier’s office or general sales agent in the sponsor’s country. The message shall be preceded by ‘COLLECT FAVOUR’ instead of ‘ISSUE TO’. No document number shall be mentioned, but the sponsor’s name, address and telephone number shall be added. Add ‘AGT INVOLVED’ if applicable.
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Airline tickets issued outside the Philippines for international transportation of passengers originating in the Philippines shall not be valid for such transportation. Note 1:For the purpose of this rule, a passenger travelling abroad from the Philippines shall be deemed originating in the Philippines if He is a resident of the Philippines; or His travel abroad from the Philippines is subject to the payment of the travel tax (see Rule 12) The first leg of his actual trip starts in the Philippines as verified by the absence of the corresponding immigration entry on his passport subsequent to the date of issuance or the airline ticket abroad. NOTE2: An airline ticket is deemed issued outside the Philippines if it shows on its face that it has been issued outside the Philippines.
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However, the PTA may not be used for transmittal of funds as such. A selling carrier shall not direct a PTA to a ticketing carrier when such ticketing carrier does not participate in the passenger’s itinerary, except upon agreement between such carriers in each specific case. Definitions date of transaction: the date of issuance of the ticket, MCO or PTA ticketing deadline: the minimum/maximum number of days/months before the day of departure or the minimum/maximum number of hours/days after reservation by which payment and ticketing must be completed; issue date of a PTA constitutes the ticketing date
The ticketing office will ensure that the PTA received shows the correct applicable fare in the local currency of the country of commencement of transportation will issue the ticket in exchange for the related MCO or MPD. Enter the MCO or MPD number in the ‘Issued in Exchange For’ box. Enter in the ‘Original Issue’ box, the MCO or MPD number, place, and date of issue as well as the issuing agent’s numeric code, if available on the PTA. When issuing a ticket against a PTA, also enter the Equivalent Fare Paid (EFP) amount as shown in the PTA message. In the ‘Total’ box, enter ‘NO ADC’ or, optionally, the total amount as shown in the PTA message. At the time of ticket issuance against a PTA, if the passenger requires a change, e.g. up-grade, that would result in an additional collection: first, issue the ticket for the specified amount of the PTA; second, re-issue the ticket to reflect the additional collection.
NOTE: The receiving office is required to acknowledge receipt of the PTA. A travel agent issuing an accountable document against a PTA shall not change any detail specified in the PTA without authorization from the airline to whom the PTA was addressed and/or the issuing airline.
9.2.2.4. Refunds If overcollection is subsequently discovered, or only part of the PTA value is to be utilized, the ticketing office must issue an MCO, agents refund voucher or MPD issued as an agents refund voucher, for the difference to be refunded in the currency of original payment and for: airlines: transmit a refund authority covering the difference to the selling office; or travel agents: contact the local office of the carrier, who will transmit the r efund authority. © 2006 IATA/SITA
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11. Currency Contents 11.1 11.1.1 11.1.2 11.2 11.2.1 11.2.2 11.3 11.4 11.4.1 11.5 11. 6 11.6.1 11. 7 11. 8 11.9 11.10
Currency Regulations General Definitions Applicable Currency for Fares and Charges Exceptions by carrier NUC values Construction of unpublished fares Payment of local currency fares Combination of local currency fares Refunds MCO/ MPDs and PTAs Currency shown on traffic documents / transportation orders Means of payment euro information Sources for Bankers Rates of Exchange Currency names, codes, rounding units and acceptability
11.1. Currency Regulations
Passenger fares and excess baggage charges are established in US dollars for the following countries:
11.1.1.General
Afghanistan
Anguilla
In addition to any applicable government regulation, the sale of tickets, MCOs and PTAs is subject to the currency and exchange regulations as set out below.
Angola
Argentina
Antigua and Barbuda
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belize
Bermuda
Bolivia
Brazil
Burundi
Cape Verde
Cambodia
Chile
Cayman Islands
Congo (Kinshasa)
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominica
Cuba
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Eritrea
Ethiopia
El Salvador
Gambia
Georgia
Ghana
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Indonesia
Iraq
Israel
Jamaica
Kenya
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Lebanon
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Maldives
Mexico
Mongolia
Montserrat
Nepal
Nicaragua
Nigeria
Occupied Palestinian Territory
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Rwanda
Russia
St. Lucia
St. Kitts and Nevis
Sao Tome and Principe
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Suriname
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Timor Leste
Trinidad & Tobago
Turkmenistan
Uganda
Ukraine
11.1.2.Definitions Banker’s Buying Rate (BBR): The rate at which, for the purpose of transfer of funds through banking channels (i.e. other than transactions in bank notes, traveller’s checks and similar banking instruments), a bank will purchase a given amount of foreign currency in exchange for one unit (or units) of the national currency of the country in which the exchange transaction takes place. Banker’s Selling Rate (BSR): The rate at which, for the purpose of the transfer of funds through banking channels (i.e. other than transactions in bank notes, traveller’s checks and similar banking instruments), a bank will sell a given amount of foreign currency in exchange for one unit (or units) of the national currency of the country in which the exchange transaction takes place. Country of Commencement of Transportation: The country from which travel on the first international sector takes place. Country of Payment: The country where payment is made by the purchaser to the carrier or its agent. Payment by cheque, credit card or other banking instruments shall be deemed to have been made at the place where such instrument is accepted by the carrier or its Agent Currency of the Country of Payment: The currency in which international fares from that country are denominated. Date of Transaction: The date of issuance of the ticket, MCO or PTA. IATA Rate of Exchange (IROE): The rates of exchange notified by IATA to convert local currency fare to NUC and to convert total NUC amounts to the currency of the country of commencement of transportation. Local Currency Fares: Fares and related charges expressed in the currency of the country of commencement of travel. See 11.2. for those countries where the US Dollar is used for local currency. National: A person who has the citizenship of a county, either by birth or by naturalization. NUC: The Neutral Unit of Construction. Other Charges: Charges such as taxes, fees etc., excluding excess baggage charges. Related Charges: Charges such as cancellation penalties, non-refundable amounts, rebooking and rerouting charges, stopover charges, weekend surcharges etc., and excess baggage charges. Resident: A person legally living in a given country. Stopover: Occurs when a passenger arrives at an intermediate point and is not scheduled to depart later than 24 hours after arrival (local time).
EXCEPTION: For travel wholly within Central America or for travel wholly between Central America and Panama: when a passenger arrives at an intermediate point and is scheduled to depart later than 6 hours after arrival (local time). Ticketed Point: Points shown in the ‘good for passage’ section of the passenger ticket.
11.2. Applicable Currency for Fares and Charges All passenger fares (except add-ons) and excess baggage charges are established in the currency of the country of commencement of travel.
Y C N E R R U C
USA / US Territories Uruguay Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Vietnam
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Domestic add-ons are established in the currency of the country concerned or in US dollars or any other currency. Related charges are established in the currency of the country of commencement of travel or in US dollars or in euro.
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Taxes/Fees/Charges - General Taxes Ref und and Rerouting Definition Decoding of Taxes Decoding of tax codes Taxes/Fees/Charges by Country Albania (AL) Algeria (DZ) American Samoa (AS) Angola (AO) Anguilla (AI) An tigua and Bar buda (AG) Argentina (AR) Aruba (AW) Australia (AU) Austria (AT) Az er baijan (AZ) Bahamas (BS) Bahrain (BH) Ba ngladesh (BD) Barbados ( BB) Belarus (BY) Belgium (BE) Belize (BZ) Benin (BJ) Bermuda (BM) Bolivia (BO) Bosnia & Herzegovina (BA) Botswana (BW) Brazil (BR) Bulgaria ( BG) Burk ina Faso (BF) Burundi (BI) Cambodia (KH) Camer oon ( CM) Canada (CA) Cape Verde Islands (CV) Cayman I slands (KY) Central African Rep. (CF) Chad (TD) Chile (CL) China (People’s Republic of) (CN) Chinese Taipei (TW) Christmas Island (CX) Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CC) Colombia ( CO) Comoros (KM) Congo (Brazzaville) (CG) Congo (Kinshasa) (CD) Costa Rica ( CR) Côte d’Ivoire (CI) Croatia (HR) Cyprus (CY) Czech Republic (CZ) Denmark (DK) Djibouti (DJ) Dominica (DM) Dominican Republic (DO) Ecuador (EC) Egypt (EG) El Salvador (SV) Equatorial Guinea (GQ) Eritrea (ER) Estonia (EE) Ethiopia (ET) Faroe Islands (FO) Fiji (FJ) Finland (FI) France (FR) French Guiana (GF) French Polynesia (PF) Gabon (GA) Gambia (GM) Georgia (GE) Germany (DE) Ghana (GH) Gibr altar (GI) Greece (GR) Gr eenland (GL) Grenada (GD) Guadeloupe (GP) Guam (GU) Guatemala (GT) Guinea (GN) Guinea-Bissau (GW) Guyana (GY) Haiti (HT) Honduras (HN) Hong Kong (SAR), China (HK) Hungary (HU)
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Iceland (IS) India (IN) Indonesia (ID) Iran (IR) Ireland (IE) Israel (IL) Italy (IT) Ivor y Coast (CI) Jamaica (JM) Japan (JP) Jordan (JO) Kazakhstan (KZ) Kenya (KE) Korea (Rep. of) (KR) Kuwait (KW) Kyrgyzstan (KG) Latvia (LV) Lebanon (LB) Lesotho (LS) Liberia (LR) Libya (LY) Lithuania (LT) Luxembourg (LU) Macao (SAR), China (MO) Macedonia (FYROM) (MK) Madagascar (MG) Malawi (MW) Malaysia (MY) Maldives (MV) Mali (ML) Malta (MT) Martinique (MQ) Mauritania (MR) Mauritius (MU) Mexico (MX) Moldova (MD) Mongolia (MN) Morocco (MA) Namibia (NA) Netherlands (NL) Netherlands Antilles (AN) New Caledonia (NC) New Zealand (NZ) Nicaragua (NI) Niger ( NE) Nigeria (NG) Norfolk Island (NF) Norway (NO) Oman (OM) Pakistan (PK) Panama (PA) Papua New Guinea (PG) Paraguay (PY) Pe ru (PE) Philippines (PH) Poland (PL) Portugal (PT) Puerto Rico (PR) Qat ar (QA) Réunion (RE) Romania (RO) Russia (RU) Rwanda (RW) St. Kitts - Nevis (KN) St. Lucia (LC) St. Vincent and The Grenadines (VC) São Tomé and Principe (ST) Saudia Arabia (SA) Senegal (SN) Serbia and Montenegro (CS) Seychelles (SC) Sierra Leone (SL) Singapore (SG) Slovakia (SK) Slovenia (SI ) Solomon Islands (SB) South Africa (ZA) Spain ( ES) Sri Lanka (LK) Sudan (SD) Suriname (SR) Sweden (SE) Switzerland (CH) Syria (SY) Tanzania (TZ) Thailand (TH) Togo (TG) Tonga ( TO) Trinidad & Tobago (TT) Tunisia (TN) Turkey (TR) Turks & Caicos Islands (TC) Uganda (UG) Ukraine (UA) United Arab Emirates (AE) United Kingdom (GB) United States of America (US) Uruguay (UY) Uzbekistan (UZ) Vanuat u (VU) 215
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Venezuela (VE) Viet Nam (VN) Virgin Islands, U.S. (VI) Western Samoa (WS) Yemen (YE) Zambia (ZM) Zimbabwe (ZW) Charge for PTA services (XP) Industry PTA Charge by country Carrier specific PTA information Security Surcharges Canada navigation surcharge Indonesia flight insurance Facilitation Surcharges Terminal Surcharges Y Plus Surcharge Fuel Surcharges Disembarkation Surcharge Baggage Hold Surcharge Other fees and charges
12.1. Taxes/Fees/Charges General This Chapter contains various taxes, fees and charges, listed by country. Special Fees and Charges Codes are assigned to identify taxes, fees and charges which are collected at the time of ticket issuance, entered in the TAX/FEE/CHARGE box of a ticket, and are paid or payable to government agencies and airport authorities. Other TFCs related to air transportation (i.e. nonticketable amounts), are not published herein, as they are assessed separately. Non-ticketable taxes/fees/charges are shown in the Travel Information Manual (TIM) and TIMATIC. General Notes: other charges to be shown in the tax/fee/charge box(es) shall be separately converted to the currency of payment and rounded in accordance with chapter 11.10. when showing local currency amounts imposed by Government and/or airport authorities and which are not subject to conversion rounding in the ’tax/fee/charge’, ’tax on MCO’ and/or ’tax on MPD’ box(es) of the traffic document, such amounts shall not be rounded in accordance with chapter 11.11, unless otherwise shown in the Note(s). Such local currency amounts shall be shown on traffic documents without application of the rounding rules shown in the ’Other Charges’ column. Refer to Chapter 11. for more details on currency procedures. amounts shown in the ’Taxes by Country’ section show the decimal units applicable for the particular country, as listed in Chapter 11. For example, LYD1.000 is one Libyan Dinar, and not one thousand. airline taxes, fees and charges are often specific to only certain airlines. Every attempt has been made to show comprehensive carrier application of taxes in the following pages. For more details, contact the carrier concerned. an EXEMPTION to a tax means that the category of passenger listed does not have to pay the tax. An EXCEPTION to a tax means that the tax is still applicable, but is different to the general rule and may have a different amount and/or conditions. Percentage figures refer to the fare transportation value of the document. Some countries do not permit the collection of TFCs on behalf of other countries, and consequently, a carrier may only be allowed to show their own country’s TFCs on a ticket. In such cases, the passenger may be r equired to pay these taxes upon departure from the respective country.
EXCEPTION: via KE/MH: Transit TFCs at connecting points will be borne by the respective carrier in case of scheduled overnight/other stops on through services.
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Description - Passenger t icket Passenger ticket - General Transitional tickets Automated tickets Standard Traffic Documents for Billing and Settlement Plan Electronic ticket (ET) Use of coupons Use of coupons (ATB2/OPATB2) Receipt / audit / agent / tax coupon print procedure for conjunction tickets (ATB2) Receipt / audit / agent / tax coupon print procedure for conjunction tickets (ATB 1/2) Intentionally left blank Ticket series Ticket notices and conditions of contract Warsaw notice Notice of contract terms incorporated by reference Notice of Baggage Liability Limitations Advice to international passengers on limitation of liability Notice of overbooking of flights (except USA/US territories) Notice of government taxes, fees and charges Manual and automated ticket issuance Issue - General Separate t icket s Separate coupons Conjunction tickets ‘Void’ coupons Writing Dates Currency codes Country codes Inter lin e Insertion of check-in times Validation of tickets Special liability USA Tickets with fare restrictions Intentionally left blank Coupon sequence and use Responsibility of agents for violation of ticketing procedures Travel at the Correct Fare Ticket delivery Completion of a manual passenger ticket and baggage check ‘Name of passenger’ element= [1] ‘Fare’ element = [2] ‘Equivalent fare paid’ data element = [3] ‘Tax/Fee/Charge’ data element = [4] ‘Total’ data element = [5] ‘Form of payment’ data element = [6] ‘Origin/destination’ element =[7] ‘Conjunction tickets’ data element = [8] ‘Issued in exchange for’ data element = [9] ‘Original issue’ data element=[10] ‘Endorsement / Restrictions’ (Carbon) data element = [11] ‘Date and place of issue’ data element = [12] ‘Allowance’ data element (baggage) = [13] ‘Not valid before’ and ‘Not valid after’ data elements = [14] ‘From/To’ data elements under ‘Good for passage’ section = [15] ‘Fare basis’ data element(s) = [16] ‘Tour code’ data element (when required) = [17] ‘Reservation data elements (‘Carrier’, ‘Flight/Class’, ‘date’, ‘Time’, ‘Status’ = [18] ‘Passenger ticket and baggage check’issued by [BSP ticket only) = [19] ‘From/To’, ‘Carrier’, ‘Fare calculation’ data elements = [20] ‘Airline data’ element = [21] ‘Booking reference’ data element (for BSP tickets) = [22] Completion of a Transit ional Automated Ticket (TAT) and OffPremise Transactional Automated Ticket (OPTAT)
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Blank Specimen of Transitional Automated Ticket Specimen of a completed Transitional Automated Ticket (TAT) ‘Date and place of issue’ box= [12] ‘Allowance’ box (baggage) = [13] ‘Not valid before’ and ‘Not valid after’ boxes = [14] ‘From/To’ data elements under ‘Good for passage’ section = [15]. ‘Fare basis’ box = [16] ‘Tour code’ box = [18] Reservation area (‘Carrier’, ‘Flight/ Class’, ‘Date’, ‘Time’, ‘Status’) = [19] ‘Fare calculation’ area =[20] Fare calculation pricing/reporting indicator =[22] Blank specimen of an Off-Premise Transitional Automated Ticket (OPTAT) Specimen of a completed BSP OffPremise Transitional Automated Ticket (BSP OPTAT) Intentionally left blank Description of fare calculation entries Automated Ticket and Boarding Pass ATB - General OPATB2 - General Issuing and honouring ATB2 and OPATB2 tickets Good for Passage Endorsement/restrictions Form of payment Manual handling of automated tickets Description of ‘fare calculation’ data element Examples for linear fare construction Fare construction steps One Way (OW) Fare Construction Steps Round Trip/Circle Trip fare construction steps Normal open jaw fare construction steps Examples of completion for the fare calculation area of manual ticket and automated ticket Point to point OW routing Specified routing Add-on combination Mileage principle (without surcharge) Extra mileage allowance (EMA) via a mandatory routing point(s) Extra mileage allowance (EMA) with no mandatory routing point Extra mileage allowance (EMA) via a mandatory routing point which is a no stopover point Excess mileage surcharge (EMS) Clear entry spacing (Manual Tickets) EH MPM Deduction over China Brazilian mileage equalization Dual TPM global indicators for the same sector Higher intermediate point check Additional Higher intermediate point check One way side trip pricing unit Side round trip with mileaged component Backhaul check (BHC) with plus up Backhaul minimum higher than surcharged fare Backhaul minimum less than applicable fare Backhaul high fare different from higher intermediate point fare Surcharge of significant carrier (other than stopover/transfer charge) One way subjourney check (OSC) OSC for consecutive OW pricing units OSC for contiguous OW subjourneys OW subjourney checks for OW pricing units (OSC) Mixed Class Fare Construction Through class differential amount lower than combination of class differentials Class differential involving separate sectors on different classes Class differential with a higher intermediate point in one class and not the other Class differential with varying higher intermediate points for the higher and lower class Class differential on the inbound fare component of a RT/CT
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Outbound component travelled entirely on one class of service different from that of the inbound * Entire pricing units in different classes of service Placement of class differential and security surcharge One way journey with fare construction surface sectors Domestic and international surface sectors Combination of ONOJ and OW pricing unit within Scandinavia Imbedded surface sector included in the airfare Permissible surface sector Imbedded surface sector with a connection within 24 hours Country of unit origin minimum check (COM) (discontinued after 14JAN05) Ticketed point not included in the mileage computation Identifying fare construction point Circle trip minimum (CTM) Circle trip minimum less than the total applicable fare Circle Trip Minimum (CTM) - excluding a side trip pricing unit Charge for an additional transfer Round the world minimum (RWM) Origin normal fare open jaw (ONOJ) Common point minimum check (CPM) Common Point Minimum check for TNOJ with surface sector within Europe DNOJ with common point minimum check (CPM) German limitation on indirect travel Stopover charge at a specific point Stopover charge for unspecified points Accompanied infant’s fare Children’s fares with varying percentages Lowest combination principle (construction point in the routing) End-on combination of two direct RT pricing units End-on combination of two round trip pricing units Circle trip with more than two fare components Lowest combination of US domestic and international fares over a fictitious point C/ principle used to establish HIPs and minimum fares C/ principle used to establish HIPs and calculate CTMs OJ special fare (European exception) Breakdown of tax/fee/charge entries with a combined total Single passenger facility charge (PFC) Breakdown of multiple passenger facility charges (PFCs) Single U.S. domestic flight segment tax Breakdown of multiple U.S. domestic flight segment taxes and passenger facility charges (PFCs) U.S. domestic flight segment taxes Rural airport exemption Breakdown of combined TFCs, PFCs and U.S. domestic flight segment taxes Direction of travel for multiple pricing units (PUs) Return subjourney minimum check for consecutive round/circle trips (RSC) Return subjourney minimum check using origin normal fare open jaw (RSC) Return subjourney minimum check using turnaround normal fare open jaw (RSC) Return subjourney minimum check using DNOJ fare (RSC) Return subjourney minimum check for contiguous round trips (RSC) Mixture of RT and OW subjourneys with OSC and RSC Calculation with one pricing unit Calculation with two pricing units at a common country Circle trip minimum (CTM) and return subjourney check (RSC) Examples of how to complete the ‘Fare calculation area’ Directional minimum check (DMC) Circle trip sold outside the country of origin © 2006 IATA/SITA
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West African higher intermediate point and directional minimum checks Directional minimum check (DMC) exception OW with a directional minimum check (DMC) and a class differential COP on a Single open jaw pricing unit Normal fare open jaw with a directional minimum check (DMC) One way subjourney (OSC) and a directional minimum check (DMC) Country of Payment Check (COP) RT/CT normal fares ECAA exception to Country of Payment (COP) check Manually issued prepaid ticket Intentionally left blank Examples of ticket issue Student fare for passenger with firm booking Inclusive tour ticket where no fare is shown Inclusive tour ticket showing a surcharge but no fare Contract bulk inclusive tour (CBIT) Group IT Accompanied minors Preparation of ticket purchased at European family fare Local combination of normal and special fares APEX f are Ticketing procedure for extra seat for passenger comfort Stretcher accommodation Ticketing for long or complicated construction Example of conjunction ticket showing complete fare breakdown Currency procedures - issuance of passenger tickets General Instructions Applicable fares Fares established as a percentage of normal fare Payment of fares in country of commencement of international transportation Payment of fares outside the country of commencement of international transportation Honouring (for carriage, entry of reservations, reissue) General Transferability Sequence of flight coupons Altered and mutilated tickets Expired tickets Reser vations procedures for APEX type fares APEX reservat ions - General Exceptions by carrier Reservations for international travel APEX Electronic Ticketing
Fares/NUCs and mileage surcharges shown in examples of this Rules Part are for illustration purposes only and do not necessarily reflect actual figures.
/ Central African Republic/ Chad / Chile / China / Chinese Taipei / Colombia / Congo/ (Brazzaville)/ Cook Islands / Costa Rica / Cote d’Ivoire/ Croatia/ 13.1. Description - Passenger Cyprus / Czech Rep. / Denmark / Dominica / ticket Dominican Republic / Ecuador / Egypt / El Salvador / Estonia / Ethiopia/Fiji / Finland / France / French Guiana/ French Polynesia/ Gabon/ Germany / Greece / Grenada / Guadeloupe/ Guam / 13.1.1.Passenger ticket - General Guatemala / Guyana / Haiti / Honduras / Hong Kong This document forms the contract of carriage SAR / Hungary / Iceland / India / Indonesia / Ireland between passenger and carrier(s). / Israel / Italy / Jamaica / Japan / Jordan / Kenya / Most airlines use the standard ticket format Kiribati/ Korea (Rep. of)/ Kuwait / Latvia / Lebanon / described below, although particularly within the Lesotho / Liechtenstein / Luxembourg / Macao SAR USA different formats are in circulation. In addition, / Malaysia / Mali/ Malta / Martinique/ Marshall the size and set-up of the individual data elements Islands/ Mauritania/ Mauritius / Mexico / Micronesia (formerly called ’boxes’) of the standard ticket may / Monaco / Montserrat / Morocco / Namibia / differ from airline to airline but the issue and Netherlands / Netherlands Antilles / New honouring rules are virtually the same and may, Caledonia/ New Zealand / Nicaragua / Niger / therefore, be applied to any ticket. Northern Mariana Islands / Norway / Oman / Palau Ticket format differs for airline issued manual tickets / Panama / Peru / Philippines / Poland / Portugal / and for those issued by BSP travel agents. Puerto Rico / Qatar / Reunion / Romania / St. Kitts (See 13.2.2. for specimens.) and Nevis / St. Lucia / St. Pierre & Miquelon/ St. Vincent and the Grenadines/ Samoa / San Marino / 13.1.1.1. Transitional tickets Saudi Arabia / Senegal/ Singapore / Slovakia / This ticket is a multi-copy carbonised ticket Slovenia / Spain / South Africa / Swaziland / designed for use in various printing devices for Sweden / Switzerland / Tanzania / Thailand / Togo which data may be computer generated but may not / Tonga / Trinidad + Tobago / Tunisia / Turkey / be issued manually, i.e. neither handwritten nor Uganda / United Arab Emirates / United Kingdom / Uruguay / USA / Venezuela / Virgin Islands (UK) / typewritten. (Specimen see Rule 13.2.3.) Note: TAT ticket stock is now obsolete in the Virgin Islands (US) / Wallis and Futuna Islands/ Zambia / Zimbabwe.
U.S. marketplace as all ARC accredited entities have converted from TAT to ATB ticket stock. The Audit and Agent coupons of BSP tickets shall (See specimen 13.2.3.12..) Transitional tickets come in two formats: TAT OPTAT (Off Premise Transitional Ticket) The OPTAT is used at "Off-Premise" locations, i.e. passenger sales agents and commercial accounts when two or more carriers individually transmit data from their systems for issuance, or the ticket printing device is neither provided nor controlled by the carrier. In all other cases, the OPTAT may be used at such off premise locations. In countries/areas where the IATA BSP has been implemented, the OPTAT shall be used by those passenger sales agents who utilise automated ticket printing devices. Moreover, the OPTAT ticket format may also be used by carriers at their own offices.
13.1.1.2. Automated tickets An automated ticket is a combined document serving as a passenger ticket and baggage check, boarding pass and baggage identification tag. Variations of this format may be encountered but essential elements will always be present. The ATB is a coupon by coupon issued ticket, designed for use in various automated devices, for which data is computer generated. This data is printed on the front of the ATB coupons and may be encoded on the magnetic stripe on the reverse side. The left hand side of the ATB is the flight coupon, the right hand side is the boarding pass. The boarding pass is to be kept until the end of the entire journey. Three types of the ATB exist: ATB1(with variable data fields and may come with or without magnetic stripes): issued in the USA only. ATB2 (data is printed in fixed fields) OPATB2 (Off-Premise Automated Ticket and Boarding Pass).
13.1.1.3. Standard Traffic Documents for Billing and Settlement Plan In BSP countries neutral STD’s (transitional or automated documents) are in use for IATA Travel Agents. Neutral STD’s are validated into Carriers own documents by use of: CIP Carrier Identification Plate for manual documents and by the Ticketing System’s Ticket Printer for automated documents (OPTAT / OPATB) (Specimen see 13.2.2.). In BSP countries, a Clearing Bank or a Data Processing Centre, acts in between BSP member Airlines and IATA Travel Agents to perform all functions for settlement of sold STD’s under the direct supervision of the local IATA BSP Management. BSP is operational in the following countries/ regions: Andorra / Antigua/ Argentina / Aruba/ Australia / Austria / Barbados/ Bahamas / Bahrain/ Barbuda/ Belgium / Benin/ Bermuda / Bolivia/ Botswana / Brazil / British Virgin Islands/ Burkina Faso/ Cambodia / Cameroon / Canada / Cayman Islands © 2006 IATA/SITA
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contain a “valid only if issued before” overprint indicating the date by which a ticket will no longer be valid for issuance. Note: The 2 and 4-coupon manual neutral tickets are no longer used in BSP.
13.1.1.4. Electronic ticket (ET) For full details see 13.4Electronic Ticketing.
13.1.2. Use of coupons The ticket shall contain the following coupons and front cover as specified: Designation
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To be detached by:
Audit coupon For (green) accounting purposes
Ticket issuing office after completion of ticket and to be attached to ticket sales report
Universal For charge form, accounting option (white) purposes or combination audit coupon / universal charge form, with horizontal green stripe across the top one-half inch of the coupon. May be placed after the passenger coupon (optional)
Ticket issuing office
Flight coupon Good for 1, 2, 3 or 4 passage (buff or beige) between points outlined in heavy rule, except when ‘VOID’ appears; to be left in ticket
Check-in or reissuing offices, except that coupons with ‘VOID’ in the area surrounded by heavy rule must be detached by ticket issuing office after completion of ticket and attached to ticket sales report
Tax coupon 1 For or 2 optional accounting (blue) purposes
To be treated as ‘Audit coupon 2’
Agent coupon For issuing Ticket issuing office optional (pink) office’s file after completion of ticket and to be filed Passenger coupon (white)
For Passenger
Not to be detached, must remain in passenger’s possession at all times.
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Ticket issuance Examples of how to complete the ‘Fare calculation area’ Directional minimum check (DMC) Circle trip sold outside the country of origin West African higher intermediate point and directional minimum checks Directional minimum check (DMC) exception OW with a directional minimum check (DMC) and a class differential COP on a Single open jaw pricing unit Normal fare open jaw with a directional minimum check (DMC) One way subjourney (OSC) and a directional minimum check (DMC) Country of Payment Check (COP) RT/CT normal fares ECAA exception to Country of Payment (COP) check Manually issued prepaid ticket Intentionally left blank Examples of ticket issue Student fare for passenger with firm booking Inclusive tour ticket where no fare is shown Inclusive tour ticket showing a surcharge but no fare Contract bulk inclusive tour (CBIT) Group IT
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Accompanied minors Preparation of ticket purchased at European family fare Inadmissible Passengers (INAD) Ticket issuance for deportee Local combination of normal and special fares APEX fare Ticketing procedure for extra seat for passenger comfort Stretcher accommodation Ticketing for long or complicated construction Example of conjunction ticket showing complete fare breakdown Currency procedures - issuance of passenger tickets General Instructions Applicable fares Fares established as a percentage of normal fare Payment of fares in country of commencement of international transportation Payment of fares outside the country of commencement of international transportation Honouring (for carriage, entry of reservations, reissue) General Transferability Sequence of flight coupons Altered and mutilated tickets Expired tickets
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Reservations procedur es for APEX type fares APEX reservations - General Exceptions by carrier Reservations for international travel APEX Electronic Ticketing Electr onic ticket (ET) E-ticketing Definitions of ter ms ET coupons ET flight coupon(s) Itinerary/receipt Examples of how coupon status indicators work Coupon status indicators Status indicator codes Final status codes Samples of itinerary/receipts Itinerary/receipt on ATB2 stock Fax/Print-out Handling of ET coupon Concept of control Control Displaying an Electronic Ticket FOI D Passenger check-in identification type Access to passenger departure areas Additional ET transactions Reservations change Exchange/reissue Collection of additional charges
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13.2.7.Examples of how to complete the ‘Fare calculation area’ All fares, mileages, TFC(s) and NUCs shown in the following examples are for illustration purposes only and may not necessarily reflect actual fares and mileages. In this Ticketing Part Two a selection of examples show situations where the traffic document is issued outside the COC. For purposes of the DMC and COP checks, such country is the same as the country of sale. Examples of fare construction for traffic documents issued inside the COC are shown in 13.2.6.,Ticketing Part One.
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14.1. Miscellaneous Charges Order (MCO)
Contents 14.1 Miscellaneous Charges Order (MCO) 14.1.1 General 14.1.1.1 Specified transportation 14.1.1.2 Land arrangements of a specified IT 14.1.1.3 Unspecified transportation and other services 14.1.1.4 Specified exchange coupon value method 14.1.1.5 Collection of sundry charges 14.1.1.6 Restrictions by countries 14.1.1.7Validity of MCO 14.1.2 Limitation of value of the MCO 14.1.3 Entries on the MCO relating to value 14.1.4 Completion of the MCO 14.1.4.1 Types of Carrier MCO Layouts 14.1.4.2Quick reference 14.1.4.3Completion of an MCO 14.1.4.4 Examples of completed manual airline MCOs 14.1.5 Honouring, exchanging and refunding 14.1.5.1 Honouring MCOs under the ‘Specific exchange coupon value’ method 14.1.5.2 Honouring MCOs under the ‘Deduction method’ 14.1.6 Currency procedures - issuance and honouring of MCOs 14.1.6.1 Issuance 14.1.6.2 Honouring 14.1.6.3 intentionally left blank 14.1.6.4Unspecified MCO payment for new tickets 14.1.6.5Prepaid transportation (PTA) 14.1.6.6 TFCs for a country other than the country of sale 14.1.6.7 Payment of excess baggage charges 14.1.7 Refunds 14.1.7.1Guide for carriers 14.1.7.2 Guide for travel agents 14.1.8 Endorsement or reissue to another carrier or operator 14.1.8.1 Guide for carriers 14.1.8.2 Guide for travel agents 14.2 Electronic Miscellaneous Charges Order (EMCO) 14.2.1 Introduction/Scope 14.2.2 Coupon status indicators 14.2.3 EMCO coupons 14.2.4 Issuance procedures 14.3 Automated Miscellaneous Charges Order 14.3.1 Introduction 14.3.2 Purpose 14.3.3 Completion of an Automated MCO (ATB2 for Carriers/ OPATB2 for Travel Agents) 14.3.4 Samples of completed automated MCOs 14.4 Multiple Purpose Document (MPD) 14.4.1 Purpose 14.4.2 General 14.4.2.1 Honouring 14.4.2.2 Issuing 14.4.2.3Entries on the MPD 14.4.2.4 Two-digit codes 14.4.2.5 Currency 14.4.2.6 Alterations 14.4.2.7Completion of the MPD 14.4.3 Quick reference guide to completion (box entry required) 14.4.4 Samples of completed MPDs 14.4.5 Summary of conditions on honouring and issuing an MPD 14.5 Agents Refund Voucher (ARV) 14.5.1 General 14.5.2 Completion of the voucher 14.5.2.1 Layout of the voucher 14.5.3 Quick reference guide to completion (box entry required) 14.5.4 Issuance procedure 14.5.4.1BSP Agents Refund Voucher 14.5.4.2 Non-BSP Agents Refund Voucher 14.6 Flight Interruption Manifest 14.6.1 General Instructions 14.6.3 FIM formats 14.6.3.1 FIM paper-size layout 14.6.3.2 FIM ticket-size layout 14.6.3.3 Teletype FIM 14.7 Excess baggage ticket 14.7.1 Composition 14.7.2 General requirements 14.7.3 Quick reference guide for completion of the EBT 14.7.4 Cabin Baggage:
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14.1.1.General Travel agents shall not issue MCOs for unspecified air transportation. The Miscellaneous Charges Order (MCO) may be issued to cover collections for such services as listed below, but shall not be used for transmittal of funds only: Air or surface transportation; Excess baggage charges (whether rated as baggage or cargo); Baggage shipped as cargo (for carriers only); Land arrangements for ITs; Car rental; Superior air or surface transportation (for carriers only); Extra fares (for carriers only); Additional collections in connection with upgrading or undercollections (for carriers only); Taxes, fees and charges (TFC(s)); Deposits; Down-payments; Hotel accommodation; Collection for PTAs; Charges to be collected for services (carrier provided or not) for incapacitated passengers, e.g. oxygen, ambulance, special equipment; Sleeper / berth surcharges; Collection of sundry charges, e.g. a charge for a reservation or routing change.
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locally by such office. The names of all passengers are to be clearly entered on the MCO or on a separate list validated and crossreferenced to the MCO and attached to each coupon, except in the case of a PTA when so authorized by procedures governing PTAs. Guide for travel agents: Issuance by Passenger Sales Agents to cover the specified transportation of more than one passenger travelling together for the collection for a PTA or for a family or other group which is to be ticketed locally by a carrier; and provided further that the MCO is presented solely to the sales office of the carrier to which the Passenger Sales Agent regularly reports and the names of all passengers are clearly shown on the MCO, or on the list, validated and crossreferenced to the accompanying MCO and attached to each coupon.
14.1.1.2. Land arrangements of a specified IT An MCO is considered to have been issued for land arrangements of a specified IT when the following conditions are complied with: It is drawn on a specified tour operator, the approved tour title and tour code is included in the ‘Type of service for which issued’ box, the MCO is cross-referenced to the number of the passenger ticket(s)/MCO(s) covering the air portions by means of an entry in the ‘Issued in connection with’ box, the name(s) of the passenger(s) is shown. Issuance for more than one passenger is permitted.
14.1.1.3. Unspecified transportation and other services (a) Guide for carriers
Via JU: MCO shall not be issued for: Surface transportation; Transmittal of funds only; Land arrangements if not in connection with ITs; Car hire; Superior air or surface accommodation; Hotel accommodation. Guide for carriers: The MCO is provided in 4 versions: 1, 2, 3 or 4 exchange coupons in addition to the audit coupon, agent coupon and a passenger coupon. An MCO shall be valid for one year from date of issue. Issue a separate exchange coupon for each service and each honouring party. The MCO may be issued for specified or unspecified use. Note for BSP travel agents: In countries where a Billing and Settlement Plan is in operation, MCOs will be issued using the Multiple Purpose Document (MPD). The MPD can be used and identified as an MCO by checking box’50’ on the MPD. Hence, manual neutral MCOs have now been replaced by MPDs.
An MCO is considered to have been issued for unspecified transportation and other services if issued for purposes other than specified transportation, e.g. an MCO issued for a refundable balance to be refunded by the original issuing airline, showing ‘FURTHER TRANSPORTATION AND/OR EXCESS BAGGAGE’ in the ‘Type of service for which issued’ box, or issued for a specific amount for the ‘deduction method’ but it is not known exactly what the MCO will be used for.
14.1.1.1. Specified transportation
14.1.1.5. Collection of sundry charges
An MCO is considered to have been issued for specified air, sea, rail, bus or other ground transportation of passengers or for excess baggage charges when the following conditions are complied with: Guide for carriers: It is drawn on a specific carrier(s) and is limited to one type of service, i.e. either air, sea, rail, bus. Guide for travel agents: It is drawn as a PTA on a specific carrier(s) or otherwise is limited to one type of service. Guide for carriers and travel agents: The points of departure, destination, class, fare / charge and calculation points are shown. (Reservation information may be left open.) The type of service is shown, e.g. ‘Air Transportation’, ‘PTA’, ‘Excess baggage’, ‘Down payment for’, ‘Deposit for’, ‘Additional collection for’, ‘Taxes on’, ‘Extra fare for’, ‘Sleeper / Berth’, ‘Stateroom’, etc. The name of the passenger is shown, except when an MCO is issued to cover collection for a PTA in favour of an unknown person when so authorized by the provisions governing PTAs. Issuance for more than one passenger shall not be permitted except as follows: Guide for carriers: Issuance by a carrier’s own office to cover specified transportation of more than one passenger for a PTA or for a family or other group travelling together which is to be ticketed
A sundry charge is a charge made to a passenger for e.g.: A change of reservation(s) e.g. flight / date; a change of routing e.g. NYC - PAR to NYC LON - PAR. When collecting a sundry charge issue an MCO in the normal manner in the amount of the applicable charge and include the following entries: ‘Type of service for which issued’ box: ‘Change of reservation charge’ or ‘Change of routing charge’, as applicable. ‘Issued in connection with’ box: Number of ticket on which transportation is being performed. Remarks’ box: ‘Not refundable / Not good for transportation’. Uplift the exchange coupon and the audit coupon. Attach the passenger coupon of the MCO to the passenger coupon of the ticket on which transportation is being performed. Enter the type of charge and the MCO number in the ‘Endorsement / Restrictions’ box of the flight coupon(s) affected by the change. Sundry charges shall not be prorated and will accrue to the Member issuing the MCO.
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14.1.1.4. Specified exchange coupon value method Each exchange coupon is assigned a specific value. This value is entered in the applicable ‘COUPON VALUE’ box(es) at time of issuance.
NOTE: When an MCO is issued and/or honoured for air transportation and related charges, applicable currency regulations shall apply.
14.1.1.6. Restrictions by countries No MCOs shall be issued for air transportation originating in Argentina. This does not apply to the use of MCOs for prepaids which are issued by airlines.
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Voluntary/ Involuntary Rerouting Specific Carrier Provisions 15.11.1 Voluntary rerouting/upgrading 15.11.2 Involuntary rerouting 15.11.3 Rerouting to charter flights
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Tickets (flight coupons), MCOs (exchange coupons), MPDs (Multi Purpose Documents) and PTAs are not freely interchangeable between carriers. A document may only be used by a carrier (either for carriage or reissue) under certain conditions. One of those conditions is the need to check if endorsement is required. Moreover, alterations to entries are not permitted at any time, except as authorised by the rules shown in the succeeding paragraphs.
15.1 Endorsements 15.1.1 General 15.1.2 Definition of terms 15.1.3 Carrier exceptions 15.1.4 Authority to endorse 15.1.5 Endorsement procedure 15.1.6 Restrictions by country 15.1.7 Endorsement guides 15.1.7.1For carriers 15.1.7.2 For travel agents 15.1.8 Examples 15.1.9 Request for endorsement 15.2 Change of Reservations 15.2.1 Reservations alteration sticker 15.2.2 Automated revalidation system 15.3 Upgrading 15.4 Downgrading 15.5 Extension of ticket validity 15.5.1 Voluntary extension of ticket validity (at passenger’s request) 15.5.2 Involuntary extension of ticket validity 15.5.2.1 Flight irregularities or booking errors 15.5.2.2 No space available 15.5.2.3 Illness of passenger 15.5.2.4Death 15.5.3 Ticketing 15.5.4 Transferability 15.6 Waiver of minimum stay requirement 15. 6. 1 Death 15.6.1.1 Death of a passenger en route 15.6.1.2 Death of passenger’s family member 15.6.2 Illness of a passenger 15.6.3 Waiver of special fare conditions 15.7 Voluntary Rerouting of Totally Unused Tickets 15.7.1 Exchange transaction 15.7.2 General procedure 15.7.2.1 Prior to 15JAN05 15.7.2.2On/after 15JAN05 15.7.3 Sample exchange 15.8 Voluntary Rerouting and Reissuance of Partially Used Tickets 15.8.1 General 15.8.2 International sale indicator 15.8.3 Domestic coupons 15.8.4 Applicable fares 15.8.5 Change of routing by travel agents 15.8.6 Monetary ticketing entries 15.8.7 Recalculation procedures after transportation has commenced 15.8.7.1Same trip type 15.8.7.2 One way converted to a return trip 15.8.7.3 Return trip converted to one way 15.8.7.4 United States exception 15.8.8 Comparison of old and new local currency fares 15.8.8.1No change in fare 15.8.8.2 With additional collection 15.8.8.3 Reissue where a refundable balance is due 15.8.9 Reissuance Service Charge 15.8.10 Recalculation Flowchart 15.8.11 Sample of E-ticket reissues with refundable TFCs 15.9 Involuntary Rerouting 15.9.1 Definitions 15.9.2 General provisions 15.9.2.1 Circumstances necessitating involuntary rerouting 15.9.2.2Pr ocedures 15.9.2.3 Onward carriage on services other than those of the forwarding carrier 15.9.2.4 Onward carriage with the least possible delay 15.9.3 Baggage 15.9.4 Refunds and involuntary downgrading 15.9.5 Absorption of passenger’s expenses 15.9.6 Ticketing procedures 15.9.6.1 No change of routing 15.9.6.2 Change of routing 15.9.6.3 Reticketing 15.9.6.4 Entries in ‘Endorsements/restrictions’ data element 15.9.6.5Endorsement 15.9.6.6 Invalidating withdrawn flight coupons 15.9.7 Flight Interruption Manifest 15.10 Exchange/reissues of E-Tickets 15.10.1 Carrier print to paper 15.10.2 Print exchange 15.10.3 Refunds
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Via AA: AA will not require endorsement for transportation documents governing portions of transportation wholly within the area comprising the Continental USA. Via AZ: It is ALITALIA policy not to endorse any of its tickets/MCOs expressed in Libyan Dinars (LYD) in favour of other carriers due to exchange control regulations. ALITALIA in common with other carriers has been the object of fraudulent endorsement of its documents issued in LYD. Any billings will be rejected by ALITALIA resulting from the endorsement and subsequent use of its traffic documents issued in LYD. Under no circumstances will endorsement authorisation be provided even for exceptional circumstances. Via KM: It is Air Malta’s policy not to endorse any of its tickets/MCOs expressed in Libyan Dinars (LYD) in favour of other carriers due to exchange control regulations. Air Malta in common with other carriers has been the object of fraudulent endorsement of its documents issued in LYD. Any billings will be rejected by Air Malta resulting from the endorsement and subsequent use of its traffic documents issued in LYD unless the endorsement has been confirmed in advance by its offices in Tripoli or Benghazi. Endorsements must be requested via telex and addressed to TIPUUKM, TIPABKM or BENKKKM. Authorization will only be granted in exceptional cases. A copy of the telex should be attached to the uplifted coupon. Via SV: SV tickets issued for Government Transportation Request (GTR) and/or special promotional fares bearing restriction ‘nonendorsable/non-refundable/non-reroutable’ should not be accepted by any carrier unless the designator of the receiving carrier is preprinted in the ticket carrier box at the time of issuance. Alternatively endorsement approval must be requested from SV headquarters (JEDQTSV) prior to acceptance. Via TU: All TU documents (Tickets, MCOs) sold in Libya are closed on TU services and therefore they must not be endorsed to any other carrier. For special cases, endorsement must be requested from TU offices in Tripoli (TIPRGTU, TIPCCTU). All billing of endorsed TU documents issued in Libya and not approved by telex from TIPRGTU or TIPCCTU will be systematically rejected. Via TP: has also established special waiver agreements with BA / BD / LH / SK for the acceptance of flight coupons valid for European sectors; via BA/BD - European Union only.
16. Credit Cards Contents 16.1 Credit Cards - General 16.2 Types of Cards 16.3 Acceptance 16.3.1 Honouring credit card payments 16.3.2 General limitations 16.3.2.1 Value of transportation 16.3.2.2 Intentionally left blank 16.3.2.3Authorisation requirement 16.3.2.4 Authorisation refused by card company 16.3.3 Special instructions by airlines 16.3.4 Address Verification System 16.3.5 Making an automated transaction (CRSSystem) 16.3.6 Tickets by mail or phone 16.3.7 Lodged or deposited cards (signature on file) 16.4 Obtaining credit card authorisations 16.4.1 When to obtain authorisations 16.4.2 How to obtain authorisation 16.4.2.1 Mechanised authorisation (via CRS) 16.4.2.2 Manual authorisation (by phone) 16.4.3 Code 10 Authorisations 16.4.4 Request to pick up the card 16.4.5 Tickets by mail or phone and lodged or deposited cards 16.5 Ticketing 16.5.1 General 16.5.2 Manual ticketing 16.5.3 Computer ticketing 16.6 Forms 16.6.1 Universal Credit Card Charge Form (UCCCF) 16.6.1.1 Specimen of Old Format 16.6.1.2Specimen of New Format 16.6.1.3Quick Reference Guide to completion of Universal Credit Card Charge Form 16.6.1.4 Distribution 16.6.1.5Sample of completed UCCCF (new format) 16.6.2 Integrated Charge Form 16.6.2.1 Example of Credit Card Charge Form, Transitional Automated Ticket (TAT/ OPTAT) 16.6.2.2 Example of combined ATB2 and Charge Form) 16.7 Reporting of credit card sales 16.7.1 BSP (Billing and Settlement Plan) 16.7.2 Non BSP 16.8 Refunds 16.8.1 General 16.9 Summary of credit cards 16.9.1 Universal Air Travel Plan Card 16.9.1.1 UATP account options 16.9.1.2 Description 16.9.1.3Specimens 16.9.1.4 Acceptance procedure 16.9.1.5Blacklists 16.9.1.6Authorisations 16.9.1.7 UATP Card-Issuing Airlines 16.9.2 American Express 16.9.2.1 Description 16.9.2.2Specimens 16.9.2.3Authorisations 16.9.2.4Floor limits 16.9.2.5 Extended payment 16.9.3 Intentionally left blank 16.9.4 Diners Club 16.9.4.1 Description 16.9.4.2Specimens 16.9.4.3Blacklists 16.9.4.4Authorisations 16.9.4.5Floor limit 16.9.4.6 Extended payment 16.9.5 JCB 16.9.5.1 Description 16.9.5.2Specimens 16.9.5.3Blacklists 16.9.5.4Authorisations 16.9.5.5Floor limits 16.9.5.6 Extended payment 16.9.5.7 Acceptance 16.9.6 MasterCard/EuroCard 16.9.6.1 Description 16.9.6.2Specimen 16.9.6.3Blacklists 16.9.6.4Authorisations 16.9.6.5Floor limits 16.9.6.6 Extended payment 16.9.6.7 Charge form 16.9.7 VISA International 16.9.7.1 Description 16.9.7.2Specimens 16.9.7.3Blacklists © 2006 IATA/SITA
16.9.7.4 Authorisations 16.9.7.5 Floor limits 16.9.7.6 Extended payment 16.9.7.7 Travel insurance benefits 16.9.8 VISA Domestic / CarteBancaire 16.9.8.1 Description 16.9.8.2 Specimen 16.9.8.3 Blacklists 16.9.8.4 Authorisations 16.9.8.5 Floor limits 16.9.8.6 Charge form 16.9.9 Information by carrier "Dial 2000" the enhanced blacklisting system developed by ARINC has been implemented in all BSPs. This new function allows airline and BSP staff to list using a template lost and/or stolen credit cards/ tickets.
16.1. Credit Cards - General Air Travel and other credit cards including smart (credit) cards may be accepted as payment for passenger tickets and related travel services subject to the details in the following pages. The acceptance of credit cards is governed: by individual contracts between the Airlines and the credit card companies and by contracts between the Airlines and the Universal Air Travel Plan (TP). Therefore different rules may apply for different airlines. In some countries the acceptance of credit cards is not allowed due to monetary or exchange control restrictions or restricted to the acceptance of locally valid credit cards. In these cases the local government instructions apply. No credit card issued in the name of an agent or in the name of his officers or employees shall be used in connection with the sale of air transportation to any customer. Warning Any deviation from these instructions or breach in acceptance or submission procedures may result in the transaction being rejected to the issuing agent.
16.2. Types of Cards There are many types of credit cards such as Bankcards (e.g. Visa and MasterCard) Travel and Entertainment Cards (e.g. American Express, Carte Blanche/Diners Club and JCB). In addition to the types mentioned above, certain carriers use the Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP Cards, se 16.9.1.7.). Other carriers may also issue credit cards to the general public for the purchase of air transportation and related services. These types of credit cards are referred to as "airline" or "on-line" cards. Acceptance of "airline" cards is limited. As stated in 13.2.2.6.(b), if payment is by credit card, enter (in the Form of Payment box of the traffic document) the two-letter credit card code and the credit card (account) number. (i) Credit card codes - alpha Commercial company credit cards AU Carte Aurore AX American Express / Optima Card BB Bank of Boroda ‘Bobcar d’ BC Bank Card Japan BH Bank of Hawaii CA Master Card CB Carte Blanche CC Reserve Designator for Standard Numeric Card CD Canara Bank ‘CANCARD’ CG Cofinoga Cr edit Card CS Citizens and Southern National Bank CU Connecticut Bank and Trust Company (Connecticut Charge Card) DC Diners Club / American Torch Club / Sun Diners Club EC Eurocard FH Fédération Nationale de l’Industrie Hôteliér HC HiperCard JC Japan Credit Bureau MC Million Credit Service MD Diamond Credit MT Empire Card OT OTB Card SR Select Credit SC Shoppers Charge TC Trust Card UD Union Credit UI United Debit Card Center VI VISA International WB Walker Bank Card XS Access Card Merchandising and Banking Cards BZ Bankcard New Zealand DS Discover Card/ Bravo Card/ Private Issue Card (issued by NOVUS Card Products Airline credit cards NZ Air New Zealand Travel Card
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Carriers’ Special Regulations The regulations published in this part of the Passenger Air Tariff are based on information received from the respective carrier. Any queries concerning the contents shall be directed to the carriers concerned.
Summary Special regulations of the following carriers in this Part 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
Alia - The Royal Jordanian Airline Alitalia Austrian Airlines EgyptAir Iberia JAT Airways Oman Air Olympic Airlines Royal Nepal Airlines TAAG - Linhas Aereas De Angola - Angola Airlines TAP - Air Portugal Tarom - Romanian Air Transport
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How to Use Ticketed Point Mileages (TPM) This example illustrates how Ticketed Point Mileages are shown
BETWEEN / AND
Origin and Destination Cities TPM distances are published from the Origin city to the Destination city in alphabetical order
TPM
Aalborg Billund Copenhagen Oslo
DK DK DK NO
98 148 220
Aalesund Ticketed Point Mileage (TPM) The TPM distance applicable between the Origin and Destination cities
Bergen Kristiansand Oslo
GI
EH EH EH
Origin and Destination Country Codes The country codes of the Origin and Destination cities
NO NO NO NO
160 337 232
EH EH EH
Global Indicator (GI) Indicates the global routing direction applicable to the TPM distance
Definition Ticketed Point Mileages (TPM) reflect flown distances between points contained in each flight coupon of a passenger’s ticket
Use of Ticketed Point Mileages The sum of ticketed point mileages is measured against the Maximum Permitted Mileage (MPM) distance to determine the fare applicable for any given journey
How to Read Distances Ticketed Point Mileages are published in full alphabetical order (for example the TPM distance between Abu Dhabi and Rome is also published in the direction Rome - Abu Dhabi)
Symbols # The city does not have an airport (Off-line point)
Global Indicators (GI)
M P T
The global indicator codes next to the TPM distances are defined in Section 1.1.3 and are repeated below for easy r eference AP between Area 2 and Area 3 via the Atlantic and the Pacific AT between Area 1 and Area 2/Area 3 via the Atlantic (other than SA) EH between Area 2 and Area 3 via Eastern Hemisphere (other than FE/RU/TS). Within Area 2 or within Area 3 FE between Russia (in Europe)/Ukraine and Area 3 with nonstop service between Russia (in Europe)/Ukraine and Area 3 other than Japan/Korea PA between Area 3 and Area 1 via Pacific (other than between SWP and South America via North America and North/Central Pacific; and other than PN) PN between South America and South West Pacific via North America but not via North and Central Pacific RU between Russia (in Europe) and Area 3 with nonstop service between Russia (in Europe) and Japan/Korea; not via another country(ies) in Europe SA between Argentina/Brazil/Chile/Paraguay/Uruguay and South East Asia via the Atlantic and only via point(s) in Central Africa, Southern Africa, Indian Ocean Islands or via direct ser vices TS between Area 2 and Area 3 (Trans Siberian route) with a sector having nonstop service between Europe and Japan/Korea (other than FE/RU) WH within Area 1 (Western Hemisphere)
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DK
Aarhus Billund Copenhagen Faroe Is Kristiansand Oslo
D
DK DK DK FO NO NO
391 384 480 359 233 290
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d n u s e l a A Aarhus
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DK BE DK SE GB NO SE
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Ilulissat Kangerlussuaq Maniitsoq Nuuk qaarsut Qasigiannguit Qeqertarsuaq Sisimiut
G
1703 160 232 259 163
69 450 92 113 546 271 348
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WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH
AE IR IR KW IR IR IR
560 256 439 80 776 270 409
EH EH EH EH EH EH EH
n a d a b A Abakan
XU
Barnaul Harbin Kemerovo Moscow Moscow Norilsk' Novokuznetsk Tomsk Vladivostok
XU CN XU RU RU XU XU XU XU
322 1651 236 2095 2095 1084 186 313 1965
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397 496 736 510 2072 4723 2187 808 720 1511 2050 1138
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410
NL GB NO GB GB GB a DK IE GB DK FO GB NL GB GB GB GB GB GB GB GB GGBN GB NO FR GB GB m GB NO GB
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a h b A AbidjanX M Accra Addis Ababa Algiers Bamako Banjul Beirut Bobo Dioulass Brazzaville Brussels Cairo Casablanca
EH EH EH EH EH EH uEHb EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH u b EH EH EH EH EH u b EH EH EH
US 371 478 490 534 1153 104 683 257 118 1391 454 668 72
A Abha Dammam Jazan Jeddah Kuwait Madinah Riyadh Sharurah Tabuk Taif
EH
GB
n e e d r e b A Aberdeen SD Brainerd MN Cedar Rapi IA Des Moines IA Hancock MI Harrisburg PA Jamestown ND Kalamazoo MI Minneapol MN Pierre SD Portland ME Sioux Flls SD South Bend IN Watertown SD
WH WH WH WH WH AT WH WH WH WH WH WH
TD
r e h c e b A Aberdeen Amsterdam Belfast Bergen Birmingham Bristol Cardiff E A i Copenhagen Dublin Durham Tees V Esbjerg Faroe Is Glasgow Groningen Humberside Inverness Kirkwall Leeds Liverpool London Manchester Newcastle Norwich Nottingham Oslo Paris Plymouth Shetland G E Isll e Southampton Stavanger Wick
EH EH EH EH FE EH EH EH EH
CA
CA CA CA CA CA GB CA CA CA CA CA CA
Ndjamena
T
K A GL i b
57 131 405 322 139 44 41 126
IR
Dubai Isfahan Kish Island Kuwait Mashad Shiraz Tehran
U X
EH EH EH EH EH EH EH
GL GL GL GL GL GL GL GL
t a a i s a A Abadan
R I
EH EH EH EH EH
BETWEEN / AND
WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH WH
SA SA SA SA KW SA SA SA SA SA
738 89 314 838 480 540 309 796 261
EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH
261 2941 2220 582 1033 3204 410 1497 3192 2870 1958
EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH
GN BJ SN CM SL ZA NG GA TG FR LR KE NE MR BF FR CG LY TN
A Abu Dhabi
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Aden Al Ain Aleppo Alexandria Al-Fujairah Amman Amsterdam Ashgabad Athens Bahrain Bangalore Bangkok Beirut Cairo Casablanca Chennai Chittagong Colombo Damascus Dammam Delhi Dhaka Doha Dubai Frankfurt Geneva Hong Kong Islamabad Istanbul Jakarta Jeddah Karachi Kathmandu Khartoum Kochi Kolkata Kozhikode Kuala Lumpur Kuwait Lahore Larnaca London Madinah Manila Mumbai Munich Muscat Paris Peshawar Ras Al Khaima Riyadh Riyan Mukalla Salalah Sanaa Seiyun Sylhet Thiruvanantha
728 EH 441 EH 1132 EH 944 EH 678 EH 3057 EH 508 EH 979 EH 362 E H 2697 EH 461 EH 2853 EH 706 EH 1231 EH 518 EH 3038 EH 1381 EH 2193 EH 2361 EH
US US US US H G US US US US
394 325 163 a r 316 295 450 253
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WH WH WH c c WH WH WH WH
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1012 EH 74 EH 1307 EH 1572 EH 127 EH 1232 EH 3218 EH 963 EH 2019 EH 271 a n EH a d 1710 EH 3084 EH 1314 EH 1468 EH 3751 EH 1860 EH 2368 EH 2061 EH 1248 EH 324 EH 1428 EH 2260 EH 191 E H 79 EH 3014 EH 3053 EH 3749 EH 1290 EH 1868 EH 4106 EH 992 EH 797 EH 1926 EH 1546 EH 1749 EH 2161 EH 1668 EH 3472 EH 520 EH 1310 EH 1441 EH 3409 EH 927 EH 4352 EH 1237 EH 2838 EH 263 EH 3257 EH 1220 EH 134 EH 489 EH 754 EH 511 EH 914 EH 686 EH 2385 EH 1847 EH
A Abuja
NG
Amsterdam Frankfurt Ibadan Kaduna Kano Lagos London Maiduguri Malabo Port Harcourt Sokoto Yola
NL DE NG NG NG NG GB NG GQ NG NG NG
2984 2900 250 102 222 314 2959 449 391 299 294 368
A Abu Simbel
EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH EH
EG
Aswan Cairo
EG EG
136 571
A Acapulco
EH EH
MX
Anchorage AK
US
Boston MA Chicago IL Cleveland OH Cuernavaca Culiacan Dallas/Ftw TX Guadalajara Houston TX Indianapo IN Las Vegas NV Los Angel CA Mexico City Milwaukee WI Minneapol MN Monterrey New York NY Norfolk VA Oaxaca Omaha NE Palm Sprin CA Philadelph PA Phoenix AZ Puerto Vallar Raleigh NC San Franci CA Seattle WA Tijuana Toronto ON Washington DC
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Abidjan Addis Ababa Amsterdam Baltimore MD Bamako Banjul Beirut Cairo Conakry Cotonou
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Conakry Cotonou Dakar Douala Freetown Johannesburg Lagos Libreville Lome Marseille Monrovia Nairobi Niamey Nouakchott Ouagadougou Paris Pointe Noire Tripoli Tunis
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S s u U h r X a T A Aasiaat
EH EH EH EH EH EH
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Alicante Bergen Oslo Stavanger Trondheim
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Dakar Douala Dubai Dusseldorf Frankfurt Freetown Hamburg Johannesburg Kano Lagos Lome London Luanda Milan Monrovia Nairobi New York NY Ouagadougou Rome Sal Sao Tome Is Tripoli Washington DC
A Adak Is
SN CM AE DE DE SL DE ZAE NG NG TG GB AO IT LR KE US BF IT CV ST LY US
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1337 EH 690 EH 3907 EH 3182 EH 3130 EH 918 EH 3369 EH 2904n EH e d 742 E H 250 EH 105 E H 3177 EH 1360 EH 2821 EH 715 EH 2601 EH 5119 AT 476 EH X 2619 EH 1724 EH 596 EH 2059 EH 5282 AT
AK
Anchorage AK King Salm AK
US US
1200 WH 912 WH
TR DE CY DE DE TR SA TR DE
250 1708 162 1600 1667 443 1096 572 1538
CI GH EG JO NL ET ET ET ET ML TH ET CN LB CG BI EG TZ ET IN ET ET ET DJ CM AE UG DE ET ET ET ET ET CN ZW o SOS HK ET SA ET ET ET ZA ET SD Z RWD TZ CD NG ET MW NTG GB AO ZM ET ET ET IN KE TD FR IT YE ET SE IL ET US
2941 EH 2680 EH 1631 EH 1582 EH 3550 EH 216 EH 392 EH 358 E H 204 EH 3186 EH 4190 EH 346 EH 5189 EH 1730 EH 1863 EH 1075 EH 1538 EH 1097 EH 117 EH 2830 EH 285 EH 157 EH 214 EH 345 EH 2026 EH 1564 EH 757 EH 3324 EHH 323 EH 157 E H 498 E H 262 EH 230R EH M 5012 EH 1933 EH r e EH l d 363 5052 EH 356 EH 866 EH 278 EH 165 EH 296 EH 2528 EH 473 EH 623 EH 964 r a EH r d 867 EH 1856 EH 2433 EH 212 EH 1625 EH 2580 e d EH a g 3677 EH 2150 EH 1824 EH 314 EH 122 EH 285 EH 2383 EH 725 EH 1629 EH 3466 EH 2779 EH 574 EH 530 EH 3664 EH 1615 EH 270 EH 7196 AT
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633 470 376 571 k o 537 414 A477C
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808 434 1207
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165 106 234
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EH
KZ
Aktyubinsk Almaty Astana Astrakhan Astrakhan Atyrau Baku Kzyl-Orda Mineralnye Vo Mineralnye Vo Moscow Moscow Shimkent Uralsk Yerevan
KZ KZ KZ RU RU KZ AZ KZ RU RU RU RU KZ KZ AM
526 1292 1153 226 226 228 241 719 396 396 1008 1008 938 508 428
KZ KZ KZ KZ KZ
526 1047 627 325 255
EH EH EH EH FE EH EH EH EH FE EH FE EH EH EH
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Aktau Almaty Astana Atyrau Uralsk
A Akulivik QC Ivujivik QC Puvirnituq QC Salluit QC
EH EH EH EH EH
CA CA CA CA
125 WH 78 WH 200 WH
IS IS IS IS
63 166 90 93
A Akureyri
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Grimsey Reykjavik Thorshofn Vopnafjordur
A Akutan
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Dutch Harb AK
EH EH EH EH
US US
35 WH
SA SA SA
709 176
AE EG JO BH EG AE PK SD IN PK OM
74 1643 1301 341 1540 71 1265 1611 1599 1170 508
EH EH
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Abu Dhabi Alexandria Amman Bahrain Cairo Dubai Islamabad Khartoum Kozhikode Peshawar Salalah
A Alakanuk AK Bethel AK Emmonak AK Kotlik AK Sheldon Pt AK
US US US US
US 160 7 47 18
A Alamogordo NM Albuquerqu NM Las Cruces NM
US 156 WH 67 WH
CO
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JO
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TG/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ UA.......... R960 TG/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ UA.......... R961 TG/ CO ............................................................................................ R992 TG/ VS............................................................................................. R892
Index of Round the World Fares
VS/ MI/ NZ/ SQ................................................................................ R943 VS/ BR............................................................................................. R859 VS/ CX............................................................................................. R847 VS/ MH ............................................................................................ R865 VS/ SQ ............................................................................................ R878 VS/ TG............................................................................................. R892
Global Explorer Fares Worldwide via AA/AO/AY/BA/CX/DI/EI/FJ/GF/IB/LA/LP/PH/QF...... R701
Round The World Fares AC/ BD/ LH/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA.......................R960 AC/ BD/ LH/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA.......................R961 AI/ CO..............................................................................................R910 AS/ CM/ CO/ EK/ FJ/ KL/ KQ/ MA/ MH/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W ..............R880 AV/ SQ .............................................................................................R907 AY/ AA/ BA/ CX/ DI/ EI/ IB/ LA/ LP/ QF............................................ R830 BA/ AO/ FJ/ QF................................................................................R995 CX/ AA/ AY/ BA/ DI/ EI/ IB/ LA/ LP/ QF/ XL .....................................R830 CX/ UA.............................................................................................R983 CX/ VS ............................................................................................. R847 EK/ AS/ CM/ CO/ FJ/ KL/ KQ/ MA/ MH/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W ..............R880 EK/UA..............................................................................................R920 EK/UA..............................................................................................R921 FJ/ AS/ CM/ CO/ EK/ KL/ KQ/ MA/ MH/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W ..............R880 FJ/ LY/ QF............... ............... ............... .............. ............... .............. R881 FJ/ AO/ BA/ QF................................................................................R995 IB/ AA/ AY/ BA/ CX/ DI/ EI/ LA/ LP/ QF/ XL .....................................R830 KE/ LY .............................................................................................. R924 KE/AF/AM/AZ/DL/OK....................................................................... R962 KQ/ AS/ CM/ CO/ EK/ FJ/ KL/ MA/ MH/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W ..............R880 LA/ MH.............................................................................................R868 LA/ MI/ SQ .......................................................................................R951 LY/ KE ..............................................................................................R924 LY/ QF/ FJ .............. .............. ................ ............... ............... .............. R881 MA/ AS/ CM/ CO/ EK/ FJ/ KL/ KQ/ MH/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W ..............R880 MH/ AS/ CM/ CO/ EK/ FJ/ KL/ KQ/ MA/ NW/ SA/ UX/ 9W .............R880 MH/ VS ............................................................................................ R865 MH/ LA.............................................................................................R868 NH/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R960 NH/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R961 NZ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R960 NZ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R961 NZ/ MI/ SQ/ VS................................................................................ R943 OS/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R960 OS/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R961 OZ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R960 OZ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ RG/ SK/ SQ/ TG/ UA ..........R961 PR/ RG ............................................................................................ R915 QF/ AA/ AY/ BA/ CX/ DI/ EI/ IB/ LA/ LP/ XL .....................................R830 QF/ AF ............................................................................................. R913 QF/ LY/ FJ .............. ................ .............. ............... ............... .............. R881 QF/ TN/ BA ......................................................................................R882 QF/ AO/ BA/ FJ................................................................................ R995 SK/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SQ/ TG/ UA .......... R960 SK/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SQ/ TG/ UA .......... R961 SQ only............................................................................................ R853 SQ only............................................................................................ R854 SQ/ NZ.............................................................................................R885 SQ/ NZ/ MI/ VS................................................................................ R943 SQ/ AV.............................................................................................R907 SQ/ CO ............................................................................................ R863 SQ/ LA/ MI .......................................................................................R951 SQ/ MX ............................................................................................ R852 SQ/ MI/ UA.......................................................................................R874 SQ/ VS.............................................................................................R878 SQ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ TG/ UA .......... R960 SQ/ AC/ BD/ JK/ LH/ LO/ NH/ NZ/ OS/ OZ/ RG/ SK/ TG/ UA .......... R961 © 2006 IATA/SITA
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GLOBAL EXPLORER FARES VIA AA/AO/AY/BA/CX/EI/FJ/GF/IB/LA/LP/LX/PH/QF
SC100
From: Australia Ireland New Zealand UK
APPLICATION A)1) Application a) first, business, economy class RTW via AA/AO/AY/BA/CX/EI/FJ/GF/IB/LA/ LP/LX/PH/QF Exception: all travel via PH or QF services operated by PH must be completed on/before 30 Oct 05 b) may not be used for senior saver club or senior citizen discount club via AA, group purposes 2) Fares a) i) first, business class fares
From: Argentina Australia Austria Bahrain Bangladesh Belgium Brazil Canada Caribbean Area Central America Chile China Chinese Taipei Denmark Egypt Fiji Finland France French Polynesia Germany Greece Hong Kong SAR India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Korea (Rep. of) Kuwait Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Caledonia New Zealand Norway Oman Pakistan Panama Papua New Guinea Philippines Portugal Qatar Saudi Arabia Samoa Singapore South Africa South America Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tonga Turkey United Arab Emirates UK USA Vanuatu Zambia Zimbabwe
CCY USD AUD EUR BHD USD EUR USD CAD USD USD USD CNY TWD DKK EGP FJD EUR EUR XPF EUR EUR HKD INR USD EUR USD EUR JPY KRW KWD EUR MYR USD EUR XPF NZD NOK OMR PKR USD PGK USD EUR QAR SAR WST SGD ZAR USD EUR LKR SEK CHF THB TOP EUR AED GBP USD VUV USD USD
First Class 9699 13539 7875 2970 9245 7875 9699 13599 9299 9299 9699 76870 283779 58685 40810 11179 7875 7875 771000 7875 7875 71940 412745 8424 11287 8099 7875 1021300 9173500 2450 7875 36787 10499 7875 886000 13899 62790 3010 509850 9299 30899 8583 7875 28840 29640 20645 15730 59960 8999 7875 821100 72450 12284 338490 17360 6362 28860 6950 10499 n/a 6299 6299
ii) economy class fares From: Australia Ireland New Zealand UK
CCY -HGLOB26 - HGLOB29 - HGLOB34 -HGLOB39 AUD 3129 3239 3739 4279 EUR n/a 2449 3099 3399 NZD 3529 4089 4399 4759 GBP n/a 1519 1919 2119
CCY -LGLOB26 -LGLOB29 -LGLOB34 -LGLOB39 AUD 2549 2979 3499 4099 EUR n/a 2099 2799 3099 NZD 3299 3629 3909 4499 GBP n/a 1319 1719 1919
From: Argentina Austria Bahrain Bangladesh Belgium Brazil Canada Caribbean Area Central America Chile China Chinese Taipei Denmark Egypt Fiji Finland France French Polynesia Germany Greece Hong Kong SAR India Indonesia Israel Italy Japan Korea ( Rep. of) Kuwait Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Caledonia Norway Oman Pakistan Panama Papua New Guinea Philippines Portugal Qatar Saudi Arabia Samoa Singapore South Africa South America Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tonga Turkey United Arab Emirates USA Vanuatu Zambia Zimbabwe
Business Class 7599 9609 5250 2340 5574 5250 7599 10199 7499 7499 7599 53930 196906 39165 30320 8969 5000 5000 617000 5000 5250 50970 247870 6094 7717 5999 5250 707800 6454100 1920 5250 25875 8399 5250 670000 10239 41895 2370 309600 7499 20599 6193 5250 22630 23260 14924 11128 41440 7199 5250 523200 46000 7899 238765 12550 4358 22650 4745 8399 670000 5399 5399
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CCY -GLOB26 -GLOB29 -GLOB34 -GLOB39 USD n/a 3049 3599 3999 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 BHD n/a 1195 1345 1495 USD 2398 2865 3294 3789 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 USD n/a 3049 3599 3999 CAD 3999 4399 5099 5999 USD n/a 3899 4699 n/a USD n/a 3899 4699 n/a USD n/a 3049 3599 3999 CNY 21880 25090 28850 33170 TWD 74900 97083 111647 128395 DKK 13400 17900 21600 25400 EGP n/a 13590 15600 17650 FJD 3489 3819 4379 5023 EUR 1731 2400 2900 3400 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 XPF 240000 256000 308000 354000 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 HKD 20580 24750 28180 31430 INR 102145 135260 155550 178875 USD 2398 3474 3996 4595 USD 2199 2835 3255 3999 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 JPY n/a 355400 421200 485000 KRW 3088800 3486700 4009700 4611200 KWD n/a 956 1079 1202 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 MYR 10300 12555 13904 15991 USD n/a 4199 4999 5399 EUR 1899 2400 2900 3400 XPF 227000 249000 286000 329000 NOK 15200 19100 23100 27000 OMR n/a 1223 1377 1531 PKR 1444480 174700 200900 231000 USD n/a 3899 4699 n/a PGK 5899 6899 7899 9069 USD EUR QAR SAR WST SGD ZAR USD EUR LKR SEK CHF THB TOP EUR AED USD VUV USD USD
2398 1899 n/a n/a 5349 4460 n/a 2549 1899 212800 15720 2990 86690 4080 1656 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
3423 2400 11560 11900 5899 5365 19990 3099 2400 268000 20995 3899 121160 4500 2158 11600
3937 2900 13010 13400 6789 6170 24990 3599 2900 308400 25365 4599 139330 5180 2573 13200
4527 3400 14470 14900 7789 7713 29990 3900 3400 354500 29735 5399 160230 6080 3071 14600
4199 260000 2699 2699
4999 307000 3099 3099
5399 353000 3699 3699
b) these fares only apply if purchased before departure d) for flights where first, business class is not available or offered, first class passengers will travel in business, economy class and business class passengers will travel in economy class. The fare for the highest class used applies and no refund will be given Exception: for services within or between the USA and Canada where no business class is offered, business class passengers may book and travel in first class subject to availability e) a maximum of 20 flight segments are permitted for the entire journey f) for the purpose of this rule, regions are defined as Africa, Asia, Europe (including Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia), Middle East (including Egypt, Sudan), North America (including Mexico, Caribbean, Central America, Panama), South America, South West Pacific g) baggage regulations: the piece system applies to passengers travelling on a Global Explorer fare h) fares also apply from all Australian regional ports serviced by Qantas link S EA SON AL IT Y A) seasonal periods 1) economy class from Australia © 2006 IATA/SITA
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