What does GEBA mean?
GEBA means Government Excess Baggage Authorization
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Government Excess Baggage Authorization?
Government Excess Baggage Authorization can be abbreviated as GEBA
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What does GEBA stand for? GEBA stands for "Government Excess Baggage Authorization". |
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How to abbreviate "Government Excess Baggage Authorization"? "Government Excess Baggage Authorization" can be abbreviated as GEBA. |
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What is the meaning of GEBA abbreviation? The meaning of GEBA abbreviation is "Government Excess Baggage Authorization". |
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What is GEBA abbreviation? One of the definitions of GEBA is "Government Excess Baggage Authorization". |
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What does GEBA mean? GEBA as abbreviation means "Government Excess Baggage Authorization". |
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What is shorthand of Government Excess Baggage Authorization? The most common shorthand of "Government Excess Baggage Authorization" is GEBA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GEBAT - Government Excess Baggage Authorization Ticket
- GTR/MTA - Government Transportation Request/Military Transportation Authorization
- BAGS - Baggage Airline Guest Services
- BT - Baggage Tag
- BAG - Baggage
- BHS - Baggage Handling System
- BTS - Baggage Tracking System
- BRS - Baggage Reconciliation System
- BIDS - Baggage Information Display System
- BSM - Baggage Source Message
- BSO - Baggage Service Office
- BTM - Baggage Transfer Message
- BTIC - Baggage Tag Issuer Code
- EGPR - Excess Government Property Report
- GTA - Government Travel Authorization
- EBT - EXCESS BAGGAGE TICKET
- ATB - Authorization to Buy (government contracting)
- checked baggage. - Baggage that a traveler has given over to the care of the carrier or other responsible party. An important distinction when liability for loss or damage is to be determined. See also unchecked baggage
- excess baggage. - Luggage that exceeds the allowed limits for weight, size, or number of pieces. Carriers usually charge extra for excess baggage and, in some cases, may have to ship it later rather than with the passe
- unchecked baggage. - Baggage that a traveler retains in his or her personal control. An important distinction when liability for loss or damage is to be determined. See also checked baggage.