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CITY PAIR AVAILABILITY
Formato
 More availability 1* 1*R

 Redisplay availability/ Last Availability  Original availability  Return availability  Change the time  Change the date  Add Days 1*OA 1R8MAR1P 1*4P 130MAR 1‡2

Format: 1· Departure date – Departure city – arrival city – Departure time. Example:
125JUNLAXSYD7A

Some examples of time would be. 9A 12N 438P 12M 1P 9:00 AM 12NOON 4:38 PM 12:00 MIDNIGHT 1300

INTERPRETING THE RESPONSE.
For domestic U.S flights only, a single digit code is used to indicate typically how othen the flight arrives on time. On time is defined as arriving at the gate within fifteen minutes of the scheduled arrival time. A value of eight, for instance, indicates flight which arrives on time between 30 to 39.9 percent of the time.

1.The first line of the response indicates that 29 NOV is a THU. 2. The next two sections show time zones for the arrival and departure cities. PIT, for instance, is located in Eastern Standard Time (EST). ORD is located in Central Standard Time (CST). An adjustment indicator (‡ or, followed by number) gives the difference in time between the two cities. Since PIT and ORD are in different time zones,it easy to tell the number of hours difference in the two cities. Another example of time. A flight from ORD to LAX crosses two time zones. The sabre system displays indicating ORD is two hours ahead of LAX. 1 2 3 These numbers are used when making flight reservations.

VA VS AA 2 3 The two – letter airline code of the airline operating the flight follows the line number.

281 138 959

Allairlines identify their flights with assigned numbers. Flight numbers preceded by * denotes a shared airline code. This kind of service is not indicated in this example.

F Y

These codes indicate the various booking classes of service the airline offers on a Flight. The basic classes of service are:

F Y  F: First class  C: Business class  Y: Coach class The other classes are indicatorfor other types of fares. F 4 F 7 Y 4 Y 7 The number of available seats is given next to each class of service. They are denoted by one of the following. 7 or 4. At least that number of seats available in that class. 0 No seats available in that class.

Y L B Q H M Y L B Q H M

Basic booking request is a participation level for carries who desire automated Booking capabilities but don´t need othe services such as pre – reserved seats Boarding pass.

An example of a basic booking request participant is southwest airlines. The class of service appears but not a seat count for each class. Availability displays for a maximum of 180 days from the current date. Thu If a carrier does not provide seat availability, the sabre system S - display their scheduled flights with no seat inventoryand a tag S - advising you to call them direct for reservations. S ZD – CALL DIRECT

PITORD PITORD

Origin and destination codes are repeated in the response.

Please note: you will need to book separate PNR ´F a travel request requires a basic booking request carrier and full availability carrier.

The scheduled departure and arrival times for each and may be shown in either the 12 or 24hours clock. Note that the arrival and departure times are local times. These times may be shown in the 12 or 24 hour clock, according to agents’ preference.

Availability uses a three character code to designate each aircraft type. Use the following format to decode equipment types: Format: WEQ · * · L · Line number. Example entry: W/EQ*L1

Meal service codes are indicated next to type ofaircraft. When only one code is shown, the same type of meal is served in both first class and coach. If no code is present, the flight will not have meal service.

Note that these zeros belong to the next column on the right. When meal service is not indicated for a flight, information from the next columns are shifted to the left.

Some of the meal service codes used are: B Breakfast V...