• What does POINT Stand For?

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  • What does POINT mean? We know 17 definitions for POINT abbreviation or acronym in 5 categories. Possible POINT meaning as an acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term vary from category to category. Please look for them carefully.

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*****FICTITIOUS POINT PRINCIPLE.A technique used in constructing international fares, whereby the travel agent uses a fare to a city to which the passenger is not actually traveling in order to obtain a lower fare.
  
****POINT OF TURNAROUND.The place at which an airplane or other vehicle begins its return journey to its point of origin.
  
****FOURTH POINT OF CONTACTDerived from the description of a Parachute Landing Fall (PLF), refers to one’s rumpus. As in‚”you better get yer head outta yer fourth point of contact!”
  
**POINT TO POINT.adj. 1. Referring to fares between two cities. 2. Referring to service between two cities only, without any additional segments or continuation.
  
**COMMON POINT MINIMUM CHECK.A step taken to insure that a normal open jaw fare (NOJ) is no lower than the highest fare from/to the common ticketed point (CTP) in the itinerary.
  
*ASH POINTwhere you collect the Ash Cash
  
*POINTPursuing Our Italian Names Together
Funnies
  
*POINT DETPoint Detonating
  
*HW–POINTParticular type of point with electricmotor drive
Rail transport
  
*POWER POINTan electrical outlet or receptacle
  
*POINTPeople Organizations in North Toronto
  
*EXTRA POINTExchange Traded Automatic Pricing Order Improvement
Stock exchange
  
*POINTPolytechnic Institute of Nuclear Technology
  
*POINTProwling Operatives Investigate Naughty Teenagers
  
*POINTParaplegics On Independent Nature Trips
  
*POINTPersons and Occurrences of Interest
  
*POINTPresbyterians Organized in Nurture and Teaching