What does ticket designator. mean?
ticket designator. means An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.?
An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare. can be abbreviated as ticket designator.
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What does ticket designator. stand for? ticket designator. stands for "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.". |
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How to abbreviate "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare."? "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare." can be abbreviated as ticket designator.. |
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What is the meaning of ticket designator. abbreviation? The meaning of ticket designator. abbreviation is "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.". |
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What is ticket designator. abbreviation? One of the definitions of ticket designator. is "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.". |
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What does ticket designator. mean? ticket designator. as abbreviation means "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.". |
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What is shorthand of An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare.? The most common shorthand of "An airline code, usually indicating a discounted fare." is ticket designator.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- bulk contract. - An agreement whereby an airline sells large blocks of seats at a discount for resale by a third party.
- Conditions of Carriage. - The fine print attached to an airline ticket; in effect, a contract that is heavily weighted in favor of the airline and to which the passenger ostensibly "agrees" as a condition of purchasing the tic
- consolidator. - A company or individual who negotiates bulk contracts with an airline (or other travel supplier) and sells that space to the general public, usually at a discount.
- Ding fare. - A discounted fare offered by Southwest Airlines and broadcast to home computers via an application called "Ding®."
- elite qualifying mile. - A mile flown on an airline that counts toward a flyer's elite status on that airline. The number of elite qualifying miles might differ from the total number of miles actually flown (base miles flown)
- fare bucket. - An allocation of a certain number of seats at a certain fare, as on an airplane.
- flight tracker. - A software tool that provides, usually in real time, the status of an airline flight.
- fuel surcharge . - An additional per-ticket fee added to a fare by an airline or other carrier, ostensibly to cover the increased cost of fuel to the carrier. Fuel surcharges are seldom quoted in the fare.
- full-content agreement. - A written agreement between an airline and a GDS company granting the GDS access to all of the airline's flight and fare information, including web fares.
- hub. - A city or an airport in which an airline has major operations and many gates. For example: American has a hub in Dallas, United in Chicago, Delta in Atlanta, TWA in St. Louis.
- market share override program. - An enhanced commission system in which a supplier (typically an airline) will pay a travel agency an override only when the agency's percentage of sales of the supplier's product exceeds by a specifie
- normal fare. - An airline fare for a completely unrestricted ticket.
- qualifying code. - An alphanumeric designator that identifies a special fare, promotion, level of amenities, etc, on a ticket or other travel document.
- recall commission statement. - An ARC document generated by an airline to retrieve a commission paid on a ticket that the airline has refunded to the passenger.
- red-eye, red-eye flight. - 1. A late-night flight, usually of some length and usually offering a lower fare. 2. An overnight flight that arrives at the destination early in the morning.
- shared code carrier. - An airline that is listed on a GDS under the code of another airline.
- status match. - A process whereby an airline will grant a traveler elite status in its frequent flyer program if the traveler can prove he has such status with another airline.
- unaccompanied minor. - A child traveling, usually on an airline, without a parent or other adult guardian.
- upgradeable coach. - A coach ticket on an airline, usually the most expensive refundable fare. So called because flyers holding such tickets are frequently upgraded to business of first class.
- instruction - a group of several bits in a computer program that contains an operation code and usually one or more memory addresses.