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Definition of Terms
Fare
Passenger
Carriage
Stopover – a pre-arranged
and deliberate interruption of a
journey by the passenger at any
point between the departure from
origin to arrival at destination.
Journey – consists of the
entire routing.
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Anatomy of a Journey
Origin – initial or starting point and the
first ticketed point in the routing.
Destination – the ultimate stopping
place of the journey and the terminal point
in the routing.
Stopover
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Types of Journey
One way – a journey from origin to final
destination, which is not the same point as
the origin.
ex. MNL
CEB
Round trip – a journey from origin to
final destination, which is the same point
as the origin. The outbound and inbound
sectors are exactly the same.
ex. MNL
DVO
MNL
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Types of Journey
Circle trip – a journey from origin to
final destination, which is the same point
as the origin. The outbound and inbound
sectors are not the same.
ex. MNL
DVO
CGY
MNL
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Airline Ticket
Is a printed document issued by
the carrier that serves as the contract
of carriage between the carrier and
the passenger.
Types of Ticket
OPTAT (Off Premise Transitional
Automated Ticket)
E-ticket
Others: IATA- (International
Air Transport Association)
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Types of Airline Ticket
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Types of Airline Ticket
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Types of Airline Ticket
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