Amadeus Pricing

Amadeus Fares & Pricing
User Guide
What's New In This User Guide?
The information in this document is taken directly from the Amadeus Online Help. It contains more
detailed explanations than the previous edition and includes one or more example entries where
appropriate.
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All Rights Reserved.
Edition 2.0 Job Number: 2044
Published by:
Amadeus Educational Systems and Services
email: ess.doc@amadeus.com
March 2008
Table of Contents
Before You Start ...................................................................................... 1
Chapter 1
Introduction to Amadeus Fares and Pricing ......................................... 3
Summary of the Fare Quote and Pricing Transactions ......................... 4
Amadeus Information Pages Subjects .................................................. 6
Chapter 2
Fare Displays ........................................................................................... 7
Fare Display in Euros ............................................................................ 7
International Fare Display...................................................................... 8
Scrolling and Changing Entries ........................................................... 12
Airline-specific Fare Display ................................................................ 13
US and Canadian Domestic Airline-specific Display ........................... 14
Multiple Airline Display ........................................................................ 16
Shopper Display .................................................................................. 17
Fare Display Options ........................................................................... 18
Combining Fare Display Options................................................................. 20
Fare Request Type Codes .................................................................. 21
Viewing a List of Request Types and Passenger Type Codes............ 22
Expanded Parameter Codes ....................................................................... 23
Chapter 3
Fare Notes .............................................................................................. 25
Chapter 4
Follow-up Transactions ........................................................................ 27
General Tax Information...................................................................... 27
Displaying a Fare Note ........................................................................ 29
Display Options ........................................................................................... 30
Requesting a Tax Breakdown After a Fare Display .................................... 31
ATPCO Automated Rules.................................................................... 32
Passenger Service Charges................................................................ 33
Routing Information ............................................................................. 34
Fare Components................................................................................ 35
US and Canadian Routings ......................................................................... 37
Booking Codes .................................................................................... 38
Booking Code Information for ATPCO Automated Rules ........................... 38
Booking Code Exceptions ........................................................................... 39
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Extra Mileage Surcharge ..................................................................... 40

Convert Currency ................................................................................ 42
Chapter 5
Fare Quote Tools ................................................................................... 45
Calculating the Mileage ....................................................................... 45
Mileage Calculation Options........................................................................ 46
Mileage Not Available.................................................................................. 47
The Mileage Surcharge Table ..................................................................... 48
Requesting a Mileage Calculation from a PNR ........................................... 48
Mileage Exceptions ..................................................................................... 50
Requesting Mileage for Global Routes........................................................ 51
Currency Conversion........................................................................... 51
Finding the Codes ....................................................................................... 51
IATA Rates of Exchange .............................................................................52
Converting Currencies................................................................................. 52
Converting at a Designated Exchange Rate ............................................... 54
Converting NUC Amounts ........................................................................... 56
Converting at a Past Date ........................................................................... 57
Bankers' Rates .................................................................................... 58
Excess Baggage Charges ................................................................... 59
Requesting Excess Baggage Charges........................................................ 59
Chapter 6
Informative Pricing ................................................................................ 61
Pricing Journey Type Limitations......................................................... 62
Pricing an Itinerary............................................................................... 62
Adding Options .................................................................................... 66
Tax and Surcharge Options......................................................................... 67
Stopovers, Transfers, and Surface Segments ............................................ 68
Requesting Passenger Discounts ....................................................... 71
Requesting Multiple Discounts and Calculating Them................................ 71
Passenger Type Codes ............................................................................... 73
Cumulative Discounts.................................................................................. 74
Pricing an Itinerary Using a Mask........................................................ 75
Using Pricing Options with the Mask........................................................... 77
Chapter 7
Itinerary Pricing ..................................................................................... 79
Pricing a PNR ...................................................................................... 80
Pricing a Multi-Passenger PNR................................................................... 81
Pricing Unit Concept.................................................................................... 82
Pricing Options ............................................................................................ 83
Using Passenger Discounts for Pricing ............................................... 84
Discount Pricing by Name Field Information ............................................... 84
Discount Pricing by Codes .......................................................................... 85
Discount Pricing by Fare Discount Elements .............................................. 86
Pricing Override Options ..................................................................... 88
Past Date Pricing......................................................................................... 88
Pricing and Ticketing by Fare Basis ............................................................ 89
Zap-Off......................................................................................................... 90
Tax and Surcharge Options......................................................................... 91
Ticketing Carrier Override ........................................................................... 91
Fare Calculation Mode Indicators........................................................ 92
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Examples of a Ticket Image, TST, and a Ticket.......................................... 92
Chapter 8
Amadeus Best Pricer ............................................................................ 95
Amadeus Best Pricer with Automatic Rebooking ................................ 96
Amadeus Best Pricer with Manual Rebooking .................................... 98
Displaying The Lowest Available Fare ........................................................ 99
Displaying the Lowest Possible Fare .......................................................... 99
Using Passenger Discounts with Amadeus Best Pricer .................... 100
Entering Passenger Type Codes in the Amadeus Best Pricer Entry ........100
Using Fare Discount Elements with Amadeus Best Pricer................ 102
Cabin Option...................................................................................... 103
Pricing Options .................................................................................. 104
Chapter 9
Amadeus Value Pricer......................................................................... 105
Recommendation Display.................................................................. 107
Recommendation Display Follow-Up Entries ............................................108
Moving Between Displays .........................................................................108
Amadeus Value Pricer Without a PNR .............................................. 109
Entries........................................................................................................109
Amadeus Value Pricer with a PNR.................................................... 113
Name Element Conditions.........................................................................114
Flight Segment Conditions ........................................................................114
FD Element Conditions..............................................................................114
Entries........................................................................................................115
Amadeus Value Pricer Options ......................................................... 118
Segment Level and Itinerary Level Association ........................................119
Flight Options ............................................................................................120
Fare Options...................................................................................... 124
Passenger Type Code Options .................................................................124
Price To Beat Option .................................................................................125
Pricing Options ..........................................................................................126
Unifares Options........................................................................................126
Options Specific to PNR-based Searches......................................... 127
Alternate Date Options ..............................................................................127
Segment Selection Option.........................................................................127
Airport Code and Connecting Point Options .............................................128
Chapter 10
Market-specific Features .................................................................... 129
Booking Date Override ...................................................................... 129
Booking Class Override..................................................................... 129
Passenger Facility Charges............................................................... 130
Storing Historical Fare Records......................................................... 130
The FQL* List .................................................................................... 131
Alternative Date Validation ................................................................ 131
Chapter 11
Amadeus Unifares ............................................................................... 133
Selling Unifares ................................................................................. 134
Pricing with Unifares..................................................................................135
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Dynamic Discount.............................................................................. 136

Private Fares ..................................................................................... 137
Selling Private Fares .................................................................................137
Security......................................................................................................138
ATPCO Negotiated Fares.................................................................. 139
Security......................................................................................................139
Index ..................................................................................................... 141
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Before You Start
This user guide is intended for Amadeus Commercial Organizations (ACOs) and
system user airline staff attending Amadeus functionality training courses.
The information in this document is very brief. We give you an introduction to
each of the major features of the product or area concerned and tell you which
entry to make to obtain detailed information in the Amadeus Online Help. The
entry is indicated on the first line after the topic title (and where necessary in the
text). For example:
HE PRO
If you are required to make two entries, one to access a help subject area and the
second to display a specific page, we indicate the page after a comma as follows:
HE PRO, GP PNE
Note: Spacing between the components of an entry is optional unless
otherwise specified. It is used in this guide to improve clarity and
readability.
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Chapter 1
Introduction to Amadeus Fares and
Pricing
HE FAR, GP INT
Amadeus Fares and Pricing is a computerized air travel pricing system. Its
database stores millions of public and private fares for hundreds of different
providers. The Fares and Pricing system can construct an unlimited number of
fares through the dynamic add-on processing facility.
There are five main features in Amadeus Fares and Pricing:
• Fare Displays
• Informative Pricing
• Itinerary Pricing
• Amadeus Best Pricer
• Amadeus Value Pricer
Amadeus receives fares data from different suppliers. For more information, see
GG ASK FQT FDL.

Summary of the Fare Quote and Pricing

Transactions
Amadeus Fares and Pricing entries are divided into two types of transactions:
FQ The Fare Quote transactions display information based on the data contained
in an entry
FX The Itinerary Pricing transactions price a specific itinerary
The following tables present the Fare Quote and Itinerary Pricing entries, and
show whether a PNR is required, and whether each entry is a main entry or a
follow-up entry. For the Itinerary Pricing, Amadeus Best Pricer and Amadeus
Value Pricer entries, the table indicates whether the entry creates a TST or not.
For more information about a specific entry, enter HE followed by the three-letter
transaction code. For example:
HE FQA
Table: Fare Calculation Entries
Entry Requests PNR Main/Follow-Up
FQA IATA rate of exchange No Main entry

FQB Bankers’ rates No Main entry
FQC Convert currencies No Main entry
FQM Mileage calculations No Main entry
FQO Mileage with published global routes No Main entry
FQX Excess baggage charge calculations No Main entry
Table: Fare Display-Related Entries
FQD Fare display No Main entry

FQK Tax breakdown No Follow-up entry
FQN Fare note No/Yes Follow-up entry
FQR Fare routing No/Yes Follow-up entry
FQS Booking code information No/Yes Follow-up entry
FRC Convert fare display amounts to another No Follow-up entry
currency
FRM Extra mileage surcharge band No Follow-up entry
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Table: Informative Pricing Entries
FQH Vertical fare calculation No/Yes Follow-up entry

FQP Informative pricing No/Yes Main entry
FQQ Fare components of a quoted fare (after No/Yes Follow-up entry
FQP)
FQU Calculate fare combinations (after FQP) No/Yes Follow-up entry
Table: Mixed Entries for Negotiated Fares, Passenger Facility Charges, and Fare and
Passenger Type Codes
FQE Encode and decode corporate contracts No Main entry

(negotiated fares)
FQL* A list of all existing fare request type codes, No Main entry
and passenger type codes
FQZ Passenger facility charges information No Main entry
Table: Itinerary Pricing Entries
Entry Requests PNR TST Creation
FXP Itinerary pricing Yes Yes

FXT Selects and stores the fare with the PNR Yes Yes
when multiple fares are offered
(as a follow-up entry after FXP/FXX)
FXX Itinerary pricing Yes No
Note: You can use the follow-up entries FQN, FQQ, FQS, FQH, FQR.
You can specify up to six corporate codes or corporate names in any of the
following pricing entries: FQP, FXA, FXL, FXB, FXR, FXC. For more information,
enter: HE FAR, GP OPT

Table: Amadeus Best Pricer Entries
FXA Amadeus Best Pricer, searches for lower Yes No

applicable fares
FXU Amadeus Best Pricer, follow-up entry after Yes Yes
FXA, selects and stores the fare with the
PNR
FXZ Amadeus Best Pricer, follow-up entry after Yes No
FXA, rebooks the itinerary
FXB Amadeus Best Pricer Yes Yes
FXL Amadeus Best Pricer, displays the lowest Yes No
possible applicable fare, and advises of seat
availability, but does not rebook the PNR
FXR Amadeus Best Pricer, searches for and Yes No
automatically rebooks the lowest fare
Note: You can use the follow-up entries FQN, FQQ, FQS, FQH, FQR.
Table: Amadeus Value Pricer Entries
FXC Amadeus Value Pricer, searches for lowest No No

available fares
FXS Follow-up entry after FXC to select a No No
recommendation
Note: You can use the follow-up entries FXZ, FXU, but you cannot use FQ
follow-up entries (FQN, FQQ, FQS, FQH).
Amadeus Information Pages Subjects

You can find relevant information for Fare Quote in the Amadeus Information
Pages. The following table describes the subjects you can request:
Table: Fare Quote Information in Amadeus Information Pages
Subject Displays
GGFQTTAX General tax information

GGFQTPFC Passenger facility charges information
GGFQTDIS General discount information
HE TAX Summary of tax-related entries
Note: You can print any fare quote display by entering: WRA/F
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Fare Displays
HE FQD
The fare display in Amadeus shows published fares based on the options
contained in your entry. You can use options to specify airlines, dates, booking
codes, and global routings, and to exclude default taxes. You can also request
displays where the fares are sorted from lowest to highest, or highest to lowest,
or according to whether the displays show one-way or round trip fares. Further
sorting is made according to whether fare types and expanded parameters are
used. You can change displays very easily when you begin your search for fares
with a wide selection, then narrow the search.
Fare Display in Euros

The euro is the single currency of the countries that form the European Economic
and Monetary Union (EMU).
For EMU countries all amounts (fares and rules) are displayed in euros after
pricing transactions: e.g. Fare Display, Itinerary Pricing, Informative Pricing,
Amadeus Value Pricer, Amadeus Best Pricer etc.
To request a fare display between the city of your terminal location and New
York, enter:
FQD NYC
The system assumes that the location of your terminal is the city of origin. You
can request fares for a specific city pair by specifying both the city of origin and
the city of arrival. For example, enter:
FQD HELNYC
The system responds with the following:
• Your owner airline fares if your terminal is configured as an airline terminal,
followed by the common fares (YY), if these exist.
• Common fares (YY), if these exist.
• A list of airlines that have fares for this route if no common (YY) fares exist.
If nothing is specified, the system defaults to the current date and the currency of
the origin city.

International Fare Display

The following is an example of an international fare display between Frankfurt
and Madrid:
FQD FRAMAD
AB AF AZ BA DE IB JK JP KL TAX MAY APPLY
LA LG LH LO LX MA NM OK OS SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
OU SN /YY*AC AG AJ AK CB C6
DI DY D2 E6 FR GX G5 HE HJ
HS ID IF IT IV JD LF LH LL
LQ L9 NB NE QU Q7 Q9 RY R3
SH SP ST S9 TF TV T7 T9 UK
UR UV U2 VB VK VY V6 WW XF
X3 X5 YC Y2 ZD ZH ZJ ZN ZU
2L 3H 4U 5N 5Q 6B 6E 6G 6P
6Q 6S 7A 7W 7Y 8H 8U 9B 9F
9G 9X
ROE 0.684581 UP TO 1.00 EUR
06DEC07**06DEC07/YY FRAMAD/NSP;EH/TPM 884/MPM 1060
LN FARE BASIS OW EUR RT B PEN DATES/DAYS AP MIN MAX R
01 C 990 + - - - - - - M
02 Y 990 + - - - - - - M
03 C 1650 + - - - - - - M
04 Y 1650 + - - - - - - M
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The airlines listed before common fare code (/YY*) participate in these fares.
Those airlines listed after the common fare code do not participate in YY fares.
The display also contains a tax message on the second and third line.
The following line contains the rate of exchange and the rounding information:
ROE 0.684581 UP TO 1.00 EUR
These rates of exchange are for fares filed in a national currency.

The next line contains the following information which is based on your terminal
defaults:
• The current date
• Common fares as no airline was specified (YY)
• Normal and special fares (NSP)
• Fares based on a specific global routing indicator (EH)
• Ticketed point miles (884)
• Maximum permitted miles (1060)
06DEC07**06DEC07/YY FRAMAD/NSP;EH/TPM 884/MPM 1060
Notes: The display shows fares sorted highest to lowest.

Most countries in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean
use the Shopper Display by default. See Shopper Display on page 17.
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Here is a portion of the international fare display:

01 C 990 + - - - - - - M
02 Y 990 + - - - - - - M
03 C 1650 + - - - - - - M
04 Y 1650 + - - - - - - M
The following table explains the column headers you can find in the display:
Table: Column Headers in the International Fare Display
Header Contains
LN Line number
FARE BASIS Fare basis
The fare basis code can give you information about the type of fare,
type of passenger, class of travel, minimum and maximum stay,
reservation restrictions, seasonality, and days of travel.
A special character before the fare basis indicates the following:
* An asterisk indicates a future effective date. The fare
is only priceable for travel on or after the effective
date.
- A dash indicates same day effective date.
) A closed bracket after the fare basis indicates that the
fare is valid in one direction only.
/ Constructed fare.
+ A plus sign indicates that geographic sales conditions
exist.
OW One-way fare
EUR Currency code
RT Round trip amount
B Booking class (Reservation Booking Designator)
Note: A plus sign (+) indicates that more than one booking
class applies. Use FQS to obtain more information.
PEN Penalty information.
This can be:
NRF Non-refundable
P50 50% penalty
50 Units of local currency (fixed amount)
- A minus sign indicates no penalty applies
+ A plus sign indicates more restrictions apply
Note: To see more penalty information, use FQN to check the
fare note/rule. For fares in markets that are not
automated, this is always a plus sign (+).

Header Contains
DATES/DAYS The display contains up to two lines of date /days restrictions.

+/@ The presence of either + or @ indicates that more
restrictions apply. To see more date restrictions, use
FQN check the fare note/rule.
) A closed bracket indicates that seasonality applies to
outbound travel.
( An open bracket indicates that seasonality applies to
inbound travel.
The restriction types are:
S Seasonality
L Ticket only on this date
A Ticket on or after this date
B Ticket on or before this date
E Travel effective on or after this date
O Originate travel on or before this date
F Final travel must commence by this date
C Complete all travel by this date
X Fare canceled on this date
M Modified fare
T Ticket/travel future effective date
AP Advance purchase requirements
+ A plus sign indicates that more requirements apply.
To see any more advance purchase requirements use
FQN to check the fare note/rule.
- A minus sign indicates none apply.
MIN Minimum stay restrictions
+ A plus sign indicates that more restrictions apply. To
see any more minimum stay restrictions, use FQN to
check the fare note/rule.
SU Indicates the Sunday rule.
MAX Maximum stay restrictions
+ A plus sign indicates that more restrictions apply. To
see any more maximum stay restrictions, use FQN to
check the fare note/rule.
R Routing information
The indicators can be:
M MPM fare
R Routing fare
If you see a + sign in the routing column, use FQR to see further
information related to routing.
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Here is a fare display for Frankfurt to Barcelona:

FQD FRABCN
AB AF AZ IB JK KL LG LH LX TAX MAY APPLY
SK SR 2G /YY*CB FR HE MP ZH
2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
12DEC0x**12DEC0x/YY FRABCN/NSP;EH/TPM 679/MPM 814
01 Y 564 + - - - + - - - M
02 Y 1060 + - - - + - - - M
03 YBB 986 + 90 - - + + - - M
04 YLPX3M 499 + + S01NOV 13DEC +SU+ 3M M
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The following table explains the fare on line 4 in the fare display:
Table: Explanation of Line 4 in the Fare Quote Display
Component Identifies
04 Fare line number

YLPX3M Fare basis code
499.00 The round-trip amount
+ For booking code information, check FQS
+ Penalty may apply, check the fare note/rule text FQN
S01NOV 13DEC Seasonality for outbound travel from November 01
through December 13
+ Advance purchase requirements apply, check the fare
note/rule text
SU+ SU Minimum stay is the Sunday rule.
+ More minimum stay requirements may
apply, check the fare note/rule text.
3M Maximum stay is 3 months
M This is a mileage fare

Scrolling and Changing Entries

The following table contains the scrolling and changing entries you can use when
working with the fare displays:
Table: Scrolling Entries
Entry Explanation
M Move Down to the next screen of information.

MU Move Up to the next screen of information.
MB Move Bottom to the last screen of information.
MT Move Top to the first screen of information.
MP Move Previous to the FQD previously displayed.
MD-MLSXSL Search for MLSXSL.
MD- Move to the next occurrence of the search text in previous entry.
MD10 Move down ten lines.
MU10 Move up ten lines.
MPFQD Move to Previous FQD display after displaying other information.
FCAN Change from a fare display to an availability display. The
FCAD availability is based on the information contained in the fare
FCAE display.
FCAA Note: You can also change to a schedule display.
ACFQ Change from an availability display to a fare display.
ACFQ1 Change from an availability display to a fare display for line 1 in
the availability display.
ACFQ1/2 Change from an availability display to a fare display for connection
2 of line 1 in the availability display.
FQDN Change fare display to NUCs.
FQDR Display fares for the city pair in the opposite direction.
FQDC Change any other option. Add the elements you want to change
to this entry. For example, to change a one-way fare display to a
round-trip fare display, enter: FQDC/IR
You can change as many elements as you like, provided that you
keep the format of FQDC first, and /R (if any) last.
FQDC/D01SEP Change the date.
FC1AA Change from an Amadeus fare display to a Direct Access fare
display.
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Airline-specific Fare Display

HE AIR, GP DI2
If you request fares for a specific airline, the display shows YY fares after the
airline’s fares, assuming that the airline participates in YY fares for that market.
For example:
FQDMADMUC/ALH
System Response:
FQD MADMUC/ALH
AF AZ DE DI FU IB JK KL LX TAX MAY APPLY
OS SK SN SR 2G /YY*CB FR HE
MP ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/LH MADMUC/NSP;EH/TPM 931/MPM 1117
** YOUTH DISCOUNT APPLICABLE ON LH SPECIAL FARE **
01 COW 718 C - - - - - - M
02 CRT 1353 C - - - - - - M
03 YBB4 1248 Y P10 - - + + - - R
04 BPX6MES 637 B NRF - - + +SU+ 6M R
05 MLCD6M1 415 M NRF S16OCT 20DEC+ +SU+ 6M R
06 MLAP1M09 415 M NRF S16OCT 20DEC 7+SU+ 1M R
07 HLAP14D2 335 H NRF S16OCT 20DEC+14+SU+ 14 R
08 QLZZO 136 Q + S16OCT 20DEC+ + - - R
09 QLZZT 272 Q + S16OCT 20DEC+ +SU+ 6M R
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/YY MADMUC/NSP;EH/TPM 931/MPM 1117

10 Y 718 Y - - - + - - - M
11 Y 1353 Y - - - + - - - M
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In the display above, the first nine lines of fares are Lufthansa specific, and lines
10 and 11 are YY fares.
To only display fares for the airline you specify with no YY fares, add a dash (-) in
your option. For example:
FQDMADMUC/A-LH
System Response:
FQD MADMUC/A-LH
AF AZ DE DI FU IB JK KL LX TAX MAY APPLY
OS SK SN SR 2G /YY*CB FR HE
MP ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/LH MADMUC/NSP;EH/TPM 931/MPM 1117
** YOUTH DISCOUNT APPLICABLE ON LH SPECIAL FARE **
01 COW 718 C - - - - - - M
02 CRT 1353 C - - - - - - M
03 YBB4 1248 Y P10 - - + + - - R
04 BPX6MES 637 B NRF - - + +SU+ 6M R
05 MLCD6M1 415 M NRF S16OCT 20DEC+ +SU+ 6M R
06 MLAP1M09 415 M NRF S16OCT 20DEC 7+SU+ 1M R
07 HLAP14D2 335 H NRF S16OCT 20DEC+14+SU+ 14 R
08 QLZZO 136 Q + S16OCT 20DEC+ + - - R
09 QLZZT 272 Q + S16OCT 20DEC+ +SU+ 6M R
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US and Canadian Domestic Airline-specific

Display
HE AIR, GP DI2
No YY fares exist for domestic markets (that is within the boundaries of a single
country, like the US, Canada, France, Germany etc.). Because of this you must
include at least one airline code when you request fare displays for a domestic
market. See the following example of a fare display, showing fares from Houston
to Chicago.
FQDHOUCHI/ACO
System Response:
FQDHOUCHI/ACO
AA CP DL FL HP NW TW UA US XF MAY APPLY
WN SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
08JUL0x**08JUL0x/CO HOUCHI/NSP
LN FARE BASIS USD PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX RTG
01 F 1187.16 - - - - - - - 6
02 Y 811.93 - - - - - - - 6
03 A8 760.55 - - - - - - - 6
04 Y8 622.94 - - - - - - - 6
05 H8 544.95 - - - - - - - 6
06 KE7IP 624.77R NRF - - - 7+ + - 6
07 KL 274.31 - - - - - - - 6
08 BLMDW 228.44 - - - + - - - - 6
09 KE14IP 433.95R NRF - - - 14+ + 30 6
10 BSE14IP 398.17R NRF - - + +14+ + 30 6
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The US and Canadian domestic airline-specific display sorts the fares from
highest to lowest, with the routing numbers displayed at the right hand side of the
screen.
A US and Canadian display does not include the global indicator, or the MPM
(Maximum Permitted Mileage), or TPM (Ticketed Point Mileage). The fares are
based on routings.
There are two things to notice in this display:
1. The system appends the letter R after all fares that are round trip.
2. Since all US and Canadian domestic fares are routings, it contains the RTG
column.
By default, all routings used in a US and Canadian fare display are displayed at
the very bottom of the display. For example:
6 NON STOP
Note: You can find more details about a routing by entering FQR followed by
a line number.
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If your terminal is situated in the US, your system default would be a low to high
fare display. See the following example of the same fare display, but requested
from a US terminal. It is slightly different:
FQDHOUMSY/ACO
DL HP NW TW UA US WN TAX INCLUSION ESTIMATED
XF MAY APPLY
US/ZP TAX INCLUDED
08JUL0x**13JUN0x/CO HOUMSY/NLX
01 QR141SIP 78.00R NRF E28JUL F06DEC - 14@ 1 - 6
02 QR71IP 98.00R NRF - - - 7@ 1 - 6
03 Q14COIP 67.00 NRF - - - 14@ - - 6
04 VE71WIP 168.00R NRF - - @ 7@ 1 - 6
05 VW 87.00 - - - @ - - - 6
06 VE71XIP 176.00R NRF - - @ 7@ 1 - 6
07 VL 97.00 - - - - - - - 6
08 VOP21SIP 224.00R NRF F30SEP - 23 21@ @ 30 6
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This type of display uses the at sign (@) instead of a plus sign (+) to indicate that
more information exists.
You can override this default, and display fares from lowest to highest by adding
the options /IX to your entry.
When fares exist to a specific airport, the system appends a message to advise
you that you can display these fares as well. For example:
FQD MIANYC/AUA
ALSO SEE MIAEWR XF MAY APPLY
AA CO DL FL NW US ZP EXCLUDED
SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/UA MIANYC/NSP
01 F 1495.81 - - - - - - - 47
02 FUA 1338.60 - - - - - - - 47
03 FUA3FS 1337.67 - - - + - - - - 47
04 FUA2FS 1115.35 - - - + - - - - 47
05 Y 999.07 - - - - - - - 47
06 YUA 836.28 - - - - - - - 47
07 BUA 743.26 - - - - - - - 47
08 MTGUA 743.26 - - - - - - - 47
09 BA3 696.74 - - - - 3 - - 47
10 MTSTR 679.07 - - - - - - - 47
11 BVUSA 561.00 - F31MAR - - - - - 47
12 ME10N1N 1104.19R NRF F31MAR - - 10+ 1 30 47
13 BCHVUSA 507.00 - F31MAR - - - - - 47
14 ME21N1N 724.65R NRF F31MAR - - 21+ 1 30 47
15 ME14NQ 666.98R NRF - - - 14+ + 30 47
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Multiple Airline Display

If you request fares for more than one airline for international markets, the display
includes the global routing, the MPM, and the TPM. For example:
FQDNCENYC/AAF,DL
System Response:
FQDNCENYC/AAF,DL
ALSO SEE NCEEWR XF MAY APPLY
MORE FARES AVAIL IN USD 3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
AA AC AZ A1 BA CO CP IB IJ OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
IW KL LH LY MX NW PK SK SN SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
SQ SR TP TW UA US VS /YY*AA
AC AF AZ BA CO DL HE JM KL
LH LO MP NW NZ OS RG RV SN
SR TW UA US VS ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/NCENYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3987/MPM 4784
LN FARE BASIS OW EUR RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX AL R
01 VLXZZ 355 NRF S13DEC X67+ + 7+ 12M AF M
02 LLXAPT4 365 NRF S13DEC X67+14+SU+ 1M DL M
03 VLXAPT4 365 NRF S13DEC X67+14+SU+ 1M AF M
04 LLWAPT4 394 NRF S13DEC 67+14+SU+ 1M DL M
05 LLXZZT3 408 NRF S16DEC X67+ + - 12M DL M
06 TLXAPT3 415 NRF S13DEC X67+ 7+SU+ 2M AF M
07 LLXAPT3 415 NRF S13DEC X67+ 7+SU+ 2M DL M
08 VLWZZ 415 NRF S13DEC 67+ + 7+ 12M AF M
09 VLWAPT4 425 NRF S13DEC 67+14+SU+ 1M AF M
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When requesting a fare display for more than one airline, the system
automatically sorts the fares from low to high.
If you request a display for more than one airline for US Domestic and Canada
fares, the display does not include the global indicator, the MPM, or the TPM.
For example:
FQD DFWSFO/AAA,CO,UA
AS DL F9 HP NJ NW N7 XF MAY APPLY
ZP EXCLUDED
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/DFWSFO/NSP
LN FARE BASIS OW USD RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX AL R
01 NEO14STN 194.42 NRF F01JUN 1234+14+SU+ - AA R
02 NEP14STN 222.33 NRF F01JUN 567+14+SU+ - AA R
03 QGE14AIP 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 CO R
04 QGE14CIP 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 CO R
05 W14LCMPN 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 UA R
06 W14LCOMN 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 UA R
07 NES14ADN 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 AA R
08 NES14CMN 241.86 NRF - +14+ + 30 AA R
09 VO14CSNR 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 CO R
10 VO14ASNR 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 CO R
11 SL14COMN 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 UA R
12 SL14S62N 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 UA R
13 LL14CMPN 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 AA R
14 LL14E62N 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 AA R
15 SL14CMPN 249.30 NRF S - +14+ + 90 UA R
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Shopper Display
If the passenger is looking for the lowest fare for a round trip, you can use the
shopper display by adding the option /S after the FQD entry. The shopper fare
display sorts the fares from lowest to highest.
Note: Countries in North America, Central America and the Caribbean use the
Shopper display by default and do not need to add the /S to the FQD
entry.
To request a shopper display, enter:
FQDOSLNYC/S
System Response:
FQDOSLNYC/S
ALSO SEE OSLEWR TRFNYC TRFEWR XF MAY APPLY
MORE FARES AVAIL IN USD 47XY/16XA EXCLUDED
YY* AA AC AF AZ BA DL FF HE OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
KL LH MP NW OS RV SK SN SR SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
ROE 7.42840 UP TO 5.00 NOK
20AUG0x**20AUG0x/OSLNYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3671/MPM 4405
LN FARE BASIS OW NOK RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX AL R
01 HLZZEU 2200 4400 NRF - - - - 12M AF M
02 HJZZEU 2300 4600 NRF - - - - 12M AF M
03 HHAN3 4700 NRF S15SEP - - SU+ 3M+US M
04 HKZZEU 2450 4900 NRF - - - - 12M AF M
05 QHXSAPU 5500 NRF S31AUG X67+ 7 7+ 3M+CP M
06 MHXAPW 5550 NRF S31AUG 1234+ 7 7+ +US M
07 VHZ1 2835 5670 - S - - + - 12M+AA M
08 VHZNOW 2850 5700 - S - - + - - TW R
09 QHZZOW 2850 NRF - - + - - BA R
10 HHAB 5700 NRF S14SEP - 7 7+ 1M AF M
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This display includes an airline column that lists all airlines that participate in
Amadeus.
When a large number of fares exist for a city pair, the system does not show the
total number of screens until you have scrolled down to the end of the fare
display. The system only shows the current page number and the plus (+) sign.

Fare Display Options

You can add options to customize your FQD entry. See the following table for
examples:
Table: Examples of Fare Display Options
Entry Explanation
FQD PARVIE/AAF Specific airline fares, followed by YY fares, if

the airline participates in the YY fares
FQD PARVIE/A-AF Specific airline fares only (no YY fares)
FQD FRANYC/ALH,AF,SK Multiple airline display (maximum three), and
fares are displayed from low to high
FQD MIAANC/A*J Joint fares
Joint fares are US domestic fares between a
city pair covering multiple segments that are
operated by several airlines that agree on a
common tariff.
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D1SEP Specific future date
It is optional to include the D when you are
requesting a date starting with a number.
FQD PARNYC/AAF/DSEP Three month period, starting from
1 September.
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D01JAN0x Past date fares
You must include the year. You can request
fares for up to 12 months in the past, except
for US/Canada and trans-border fares, which
are supported for up to three months in the
past.
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D12AUG* Exact outbound travel date
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D01AUG*15AUG Exact outbound and inbound travel dates
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D*15AUG Exact outbound and inbound travel date,
using current date as the outbound travel
date
Although the system attempts to display only
fares that qualify for the correct advance
purchase - taking into account minimum and
maximum stay and blackout periods, rules
and tax conditions may exist that can only be
fully processed by a pricing entry.
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D01AUG**15AUG A range of travel start dates
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D**15AUG From today to a future date
FQD PARNYC/AAF/D15JUL**7D From a future date to seven days ahead
You can specify a range of travel
commencement dates for a period of up to a
year.
FQD NYCLAS/AHP/CYN To request specific booking codes
You can only include one booking code up to
two letters.
FQD NYCLON/ACO/KF Display first-class fares
FQD NYCLON/ACO/KC Display business-class fares
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Entry Explanation
FQD NYCLON/ACO/KY Display economy-class fares

FQD FRAHEL/S Shopper display
FQD MADLON/AIB/IX Fare display showing fares from low to high
FQD PARHOU/ACO/IDD All dates
FQD STONYC/ASK/IO One-way fares only
FQD STONYC/ASK/IR Round-trip fares only
FQD STONYC/ASK/IH Half round-trip amount in NUC
FQD LONLAX/ABA/R,-PXA-YZ-YC Using fare request type codes
You can include a maximum of three request
types.
FQD STORIO/ALH/R,*NPE-NAP-RF Expanded parameter codes
You can include up to three expanded
parameter codes.
FQD MIASEA/ACO/R,NUC Fares in NUCs
FQD BKKSIN/ASQ/R,FS-NZD To request fares in a specific currency
Only valid if fares are filed in another
currency.
FQDC/R,FS-USD To change the currency of the fare display
Only valid if fares are filed in another
currency.
FQD FRAMIA/ALH/R,FS- To request past date fares in a different
MXN,10JAN0x currency than the one set in your agent
profile.
To display the currency section of your agent
profile, enter: JGD/C.
FQD NYCYYZ/R,FC-CAD To request fares in CAD
The FC-entry is available for US and Canada
domestic and transborder fares only.
FQD MIANYC/R,WT Without default taxes
This is valid in certain markets only.
FQD MUCNCE/ALH/R,AT Add all taxes
FQD PARFRA/D15DEC0x/AAF/ Different travel and ticketing dates
R,01AUG0x
FQD LONTYO/AJL/VTS To indicate a global routing
FQD SYDSYD/AQF/VRW Round the world fares. See GP RTW for
more information.
FQD SYDSYD/AQF Circle trip fares, round the world
FQD NYCLAX/R,U Amadeus Unifares without a corporate code
FQD NYCSFO/R,U123456 Amadeus Unifares for a corporate contract
FQD NYCSFO/R,U*IBM
FQD LONPAR/R,UP Amadeus Unifares without a corporate code
and public fares

Combining Fare Display Options

You can combine one or more fare display options in a single entry. Each option
must be separated by a slash. For example:
FQDJKTBKK/AQF/R,FS-USD,-GT
You can enter the options in any order, provided that you follow these three basic
points:
• FQD must be first.
• The city pair comes immediately after FQD.
• The following examples are all equivalent:
FQDNCENYC/CS/R,AT/AAF
FQDNCENYC/AAF/R,AT/CS
FQDNCENYC/AAF/CS/R,AT
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Fare Request Type Codes

HE FAR, GP REQ
You can include fare request type codes in your FQD entry, to narrow down your
search for specific fares. Assume that you are only interested in youth discount,
PEX and APEX fares for the city pair Paris to Munich. For example:
FQD PARMUC/A-LH/R,-ZZ-PXA
System Response:
FQD PARMUC/A-LH/R,-ZZ-PXA
AF AZ DE KL LG LX RG SK SN TAX MAY APPLY
SR 2G /YY*BC CB FR HE MP ZH
2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/LH PARMUC/ZZ/PXA;EH/TPM 428/MPM 513
01 BPX3MF 552 B NRF - - + +SU+ 3M M
02 MSXDE2 367 M NRF - - + +SU+ 1M M
03 HAPF 276 H NRF - - + 7+SU+ 1M M
04 QAPF 235 Q NRF - - +14+SU+ 1M M
05 QAPFPROM 217 Q NRF B15JAN O15JAN+14+SU+ 1M M
C15JAN -
06 VWSX 199 V NRF - + +SU+ 1M M
07 VWSXPROM 181 V NRF B15JAN O15JAN+ +SU+ 1M M
C15JAN -
08 VZZF1 85 170 + - - - + + - - M
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To see a complete list of the fare request type codes, see HE FAR, GP REQ.

Viewing a List of Request Types and Passenger

Type Codes
HE FQL
When a FQD entry results in no available fares, because a route is not served by
a specified airline or no fares exist for the request type, the system displays a list
of request types and passenger type codes applicable to the city pair and airlines
you have requested.
The system automatically enters the FQL. For example:
FQDNYCLAX/AAA/R,-AB
NO FARE ON THIS MARKET/CXR
CO DL F9 HP LC NJ NK NW N7
PA SY TW TZ UA US YX
FQL
NYCLAX AA
FARE/PASSENGER TYPE LIST
**DESCRIPTION** **FARE DISPLAY** **PRICING**
CH CHILD CH CH
COUPON DISCOUNT PSGR PR MSBC
CX CHILD CX CH
GOVERNMENT TRAVEL YG GVT
MILITARY CHILD MC MNN
MILITARY CONFIRMED PSGR YM MIL
MILITARY DEPENDENT MD MDP
PRIMARY COMPANION YC CN
VISIT ANOTHER COUNTRY ADULT VA VAC
VISIT ANOTHER COUNTRY CHILD VC VNN
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The following table describes the headings in the display:
Table: Explanation of Headers in the FQL Display
Heading Description
**DESCRIPTION** Description of the passenger types for fares that exist

between the city pairs.
**FARE DISPLAY** The request type codes to use with the FQD entry to
display fares or specific types of passengers.
For example: FQDNYCLAX/AAA/R,-YG
**PRICING** The passenger type codes to use with pricing entries so
that the system automatically prices the type of fare you
want.
For example: FXP/RVAC
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Expanded Parameter Codes

HE FAR, GP OPT
You can use expanded parameter codes for markets that use automated fare
notes/rules. Expanded parameters allow you to request fares according to the
restrictions associated with the fare. You can request fares with no penalty
information (NPE), or fares that are non-refundable (NRF), or fares with no
advance purchase requirement (NAP), and so on. For example:
FQD PARNYC/ACO/R,*NAP
You can combine up to five expanded parameter codes in your entry, but only
those codes that are related to different types of restriction, and that are not in
conflict with each other. Separate each code with an dash. For example:
FQD STORIO/ALH/R,*NPE-NAP-RF
The following table lists all expanded parameter codes you can use:
Table: Expanded Parameter Codes
Code Request Type
EU Economy Unrestricted
NAP No Advance Purchase Information
NDA No Day or Time Information
NMX No Maximum Stay Information
NMN No Minimum Stay Information
NPE No Penalty Information
PE Penalty Information
NR No Restriction
NMM No Minimum and No Maximum Fare
NRF Non-Refundable Fares
RF Refundable Fares
You can also add a specific currency amount or a percentage to the penalty value
code, for those fares that carry a penalty condition lower than or equivalent to the
amount referenced in the entry. For example:
FQDLONNYC/ABA/R,*PE100A
-or-
FQDNYCPAR/AAF/R,*PE25P

Chapter 3
Fare Notes
HE FQN
Fare notes contain the conditions and regulations applicable to a specific fare.
Fare notes are also referred to as fare rules.
Fare notes/rules have a maximum of nine versions, each with a specific effective
and discontinue date. When you request fare notes/rules by line number, the
system displays the note/rule based on the dates in the fare display. If you
require a note/rule for a past date, you must request a fare display for the past
date, and then request the note/rule for the fare based on the line number.
Depending on your market, if the fare note/rule exceeds nine pages in length, the
system either displays an index with the applicable paragraphs for you to select
from, or a message saying ‘MAX DATA EXCEEDED, RQST BY INDIVIDUAL
RULE CODE’.

Chapter 4
Follow-up Transactions
Here we explain the different follow-up transactions you can perform, related to
the fare quote entries, for example, taxes, routings, and booking codes.
General Tax Information

HE TAX
You can check the tax information for a country by entering FQNTAX/xx (xx =
country code). To view the tax information for Finland, enter:
FQNTAX/FI
System Response:
FQNTAX/FI
FI FINLAND
FINLAND TAX INFORMATION
** TAXES COLLECTABLE ON TICKET **

CODE AMOUNT
1. PASSENGER FEE - INTERNATIONAL FI
2. PASSENGER FEE - DOMESTIC QU
3. PASSENGER FEE - TRANSFER ZX / WL
4. VALUE ADDED TAX YF
5. SECURTIY CHARGE DQ
** TAXES NOT COLLECTABLE ON TICKET **

NONE
------------------------------------------------------------
1. PASSENGER FEE INTERNATIONAL
TAX CODE ON TICKET: * FI *

INTERNAL TAX TYPE : ( DP )
A FEE OF EUR 9.18 WILL BE LEVIED ON TICKET FOR EACH

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You can also request tax information by the full country name, or by a city located
in that country. For example:
FQNTAX/FINLAND -or- FQNTAX/HEL
To find out which country applies a particular tax, enter the tax code in the entry.
For example:
FQNTAX/QR
System Response:
FQNTAX/QR
DOMESTIC HEAD TAX
* PLEASE REFER TO FQNTAX/AU/QR
** OTHER TAXES APPLY FOR THIS COUNTRY

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For detailed information about a specific tax in a country, include both the country
code and tax code in the entry. Enter, for example:
FQNTAX/US/XA
System Response:
FQNTAX/US/XA
US UNITED STATES
4. US ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE
(APHIS) USER FEE
TAX CODE ON TICKET: * XA * INTERNAL TAX CODE (CO)
USD 5.00 MUST BE COLLECTED FOR ALL PASSENGERS ARRIVING

INTO THE USA/PUERTO RICO FROM A POINT OUTSIDE THE USA.
INCLUDING INCIDENTAL OR TECH STOPS IN THE USA.
01 OCTOBER 2005 - INDEF : USD 5.00
* EXEMPTION FOR ORIGIN IN CANADA IS DISCONTINUED FOR TICKETS

ISSUED ON/AFTER 01JAN 200x.
** TECH STOPS NOT CONSIDERED FOR CX

EXEMPTIONS:
- PASSENGERS ORIGINATING FROM PUERTO RICO TO THE
CONTINENTAL USA/AK/HI ARE NOT SUBJECT TO THE FEE.
- TRANSIT PASSENGERS NOT INSPECTED BY APHIS.
- PAX ON COMMERCIAL A/C USED EXCLUSIVELY IN GOVT SERVICE
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In these help pages you can find detailed information on all taxes that apply for a
country, how they apply, the conditions, the amounts, and what the tax codes are.
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Chapter 4 Follow-up Transactions
Displaying a Fare Note

Here we use the following fare quote display to illustrate how to request fare
notes and rules:
FQD MADNYC/DAUG/A-IB
AA AF AT AZ BA CO DL KL LH XF MAY APPLY
LY NW SK SN SQ SR TP TW UA 3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
US UX VS /YY*AA AC AF AZ BA OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
CO DL HE HP JM KL LH LO MP SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
NW NZ OS RG RV SN SR TW UA
US VS ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
01AUG0x**31OCT0x/IB MADNYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3588/MPM 4305
01 F1 2670 5340 F - - - + + - - M
02 ARTES 4097 A - - - + + - - M
03 J4 1651 3302 J - - - + + - - M
04 DRTES 2683 D - - - + + - - M
05 Y1 845 1690 Y - - - + + - - M
06 BHEE 1142 B - S19JUN 30SEP+ +SU 12M+M
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To display the fare note/rule for the fare on line 4, enter:

FQN04 -or- FQN4
System Response (ATPCO Automated Rules):
FQN4
** RULES DISPLAY ** XF MAY APPLY
3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
01AUG0x**31OCT0x/IB MADNYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3588/MPM 4305
04 DRTES 2683 D - - - + + - - M
FCL: DRTES TRF: 1 RULE: 8005 BK: D
PTC: ADT-ADULT FTC: BR -BUSINESS CLASS RESTRICTED
RU.RULE APPLICATION
BUSINESS RESTRICTED FARE FROM SPAIN TO THE U.S.A.
APPLICATION
AREA
THESE FARES APPLY
FROM SPAIN AND CANARY ISLANDS TO THE UNITED STATES.
CLASS OF SERVICE
THESE FARES APPLY FOR BUSINESS CLASS SERVICE.
TYPES OF TRANSPORTATION
FARES GOVERNED BY THIS RULE CAN BE USED TO CREATE
ROUND-TRIP/SINGLE OPEN-JAW JOURNEYS.
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The complete fare lines, with tax messages, is repeated at the top of the note/rule
for informational purposes.
Depending on how the note/rule has been filed, the system can include
information from the database.

Table: Fare Rule-related Entries
Enter To Request a Fare Rule
FCL: Fare class/basis

TRF: Tariff number
RULE: Rule number
BK: Booking class
PTC: Passenger type code
FTC: Fare type code
OPTION LIST Index of available categories
Display Options
The following table lists different options you can use to display fare notes/rules:
Table: Fare Note/Rule Options
Entry Explanation
FQN 6 Display the note/rule for the fare on line 6 in a fare display
FQN 6*LI Display a list of all applicable categories or paragraphs for a
FQN 6//LI fare note/rule
FQN 6*LIST
FQN 6//LIST
FQNcx/0002 Display an airline’s informational note/rule
FQN180N Display a fare rule by note/rule number
FQN180N/1DEC0x Display a past date fare note/rule, by note/rule number
FQN 6//1,2,11-14 Display a note/rule by a range of paragraph numbers
FQN 6*1,2,11-14
FQN 11*AP Display a fare note/rule by category name
FQN 11//AP
FQN 11*AP,SR,MM Display a fare note/rule by a range of category names
FQN 11//AP,SR,MM
FQN8*RT Display routing information, transfers, and flight application
categories of a fare note/rule
FQN8*RT,AP,PE Display routing information, transfers, and flight application,
and additional categories of a fare note/rule by a range of
category names
FQn4*RG Display the routing information of a fare
FQN4*RG,AP,CO Display routing information, and a fare note/rule by a range
of category names
FQN 11*ADVANCE, Display a fare note/rule by key words
MINMAX, SALES
FQN 04-1 Display a fare note/rule by line number, and specifying a
component
WRA/F Prints the complete displayed fare note/note (WRA), or
WRS/F section (WRS)
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You can also display a fare note/rule as a follow-up entry after the following
pricing entries:
• FQP (Informative Pricing)
• FXP/FXX (Itinerary Pricing)
• FXB/FXA (Amadeus Best Pricer)
Requesting a Tax Breakdown After a Fare Display

If you have requested a fare display that includes taxes (/R,AT), you can use the
FQK option to break down the fare amount. The FQK entry is a follow-up
transaction of FQD.
We will use the following fare display to demonstrate this entry:
FQDJNBMOW/A-LH/R,-PXA-ZZ,AT
AF AZ BA IB KL KQ OS SA SN ZA/RI TAX INCLUDED
SR /YY*HE MP 2G
ROE 5.07590 UP TO 10.00 ZAR
09JUL0x**09JUL0x/LH JNBMOW/PXA/ZZ;EH/TPM 5682/MPM 6818
LN FARE BASIS OW ZAR RT B PEN DATES/DAYS AP MIN MAX R
01 BHPX6M3 9223.00 B - S23JUN 12JUL+ + - 6M M
02 LHSX9M 5283.00 L NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ + 3 9M M
03 LHSX6M 4983.00 L NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ + 5 6M M
04 GHSX4M 4683.00 G NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ + 7+ 4M M
05 GHSX2M 4383.00 G NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ +10+ 2M R
06 GHZZ1 3933.00 G NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ +14+ 12M M
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To display the tax breakdown for the fare on line 5, enter:
FQK5
System Response:
FQK5
** RULES DISPLAY ** ZA/RI TAX INCLUDED
09JUL0x**09JUL0x/LH JNBMOW/PXA/ZZ;EH/TPM 5682/MPM 6818
LN FARE BASIS OW ZAR RT B PEN DATES/DAYS AP MIN MAX R
05 GHSX2M 4383.00 G NRF S23JUN 12JUL+ +10+ 2M R
FARE BREAKDOWN/BASIS GHSX2M
BASE TAX TOTAL
ZAR RT 4250.00 133.00 4383.00
The FQK display does not show taxes individually, but a breakdown of the total
fare amount, with the base fare and the total tax amount.

ATPCO Automated Rules

Fare notes/rules filed in the ATPCO automated rules format are organized by
categories. The following table shows all of the available categories:
Table: Fare Note/Rule Categories
Code Category Keyword
AC Accompanying travel ACCO

AO Add-ons ADDO
AP Advance purchase ADVA
AD Agent discount AGEN
BO Black out dates BLAC
CD Children discounts CHIL
CT Circle trip combinability CIRC
CO Combinability COMB
DA Day time application DAY
DE Deposit DEPO
EL Eligibility ELIG
EE End on end combinability ENDO
FL Flight application FLIG
GP Groups GROU
HI Higher intermediate fare HIGH
MX Maximum stay MAXI
MN Minimum stay MINI
OJ Open jaw combinability OPEN
OD Other discounts OTHE
PE Penalties PENA
RU Rule application RULE
SR Sales restriction SALE
SE Seasonality SEAS
SO Stopovers STOP
SU Surcharges SURC
TE Ticket endorsement TICK
TC Tour conductor discounts COND
TO Tours TOUR
TF Transfers TRAN
TR Travel restrictions TRAV
VI Visit another country VISI
LI List all restrictions LI -or- LIST
SR Sales restriction SALE
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SE Seasonality SEAS
SO Stopovers STOP
SU Surcharges SURC
TE Ticket endorsement TICK
TC Tour conductor discounts COND
TO Tours TOUR
TF Transfers TRAN
TR Travel restrictions TRAV
VI Visit another country VISI
LI List all restrictions LI -or- LIST
Passenger Service Charges

You can request applicable passenger service charges by country. For example:
FQNPSC/IE
System Response:
FQNPSC/IE
PSC IE
IRISH PASSENGER SERVICE CHARGE
TAX CODE ON TICKET: * UP *

INTERNAL TAX CODE ( AS )
PURPOSE OF THE TAX: PAYMENT FOR AIRPORT SERVICES
PSC LEVIED ON DEPARTING PASSENGERS
AMOUNTS:
FROM CORK (ORK) EUR 12.90

FROM DUBLIN (DUB) EUR 11.50
FROM SHANNON (SNN)TO LHR EUR 9.42
FROM SHANNON (SNN) EUR 12.12
FROM GALWAY (GWY) EUR 7.61
FROM SLIGO (SXL) EUR 7.61
FROM KERRY COUNTY (KIR) EUR 7.61
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Routing Information
HE FQR
To the right in a fare display, you can find a column with the letter R, indicating
the fare is governed by a routing. This column can contain two letters:
• M Mileage Fare
• R Routing Fare
FQD HELCHI/D01NOV/A-AY
AA AF AI AT AZ BA CO CP DL XF MAY APPLY
EI EK FI GH IB KL KU LH LO 3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
LY LZ MH MP MS NW OA OK OS OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
PA PK RJ RO SK SN SQ SR SU SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
SV TK TW UA US WO /YY*AA AC
AF AY AZ BA DL HE HP JM KL
SR TW UA US ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
01NOV0x**01NOV0x/AY HELCHI/NSP;AT/TPM ...../MPM 5422
*** ONEWORLD VISIT NORTH AMERICA PASS - SEE FQN AY/0302 ***
01 JOW 2961 J - - - + - - - M
02 JRT 4230 J - - - + - - 12M+M
03 JAYFUP 2115 4230 J - - - - - - R
04 JPH1Y 4229 J - - - - - 12M+R
05 Y 1768 3536 Y - - - + - - - M
06 D2 2834 D - - - + - - 3M+R
07 JPD1Y 2115 J - - - - - 12M+R
08 BE1Y 1725 B - - - + - 4+ 12M+R
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With mileage fares you are limited by a specific amount of mileage. A routing fare
is a published fare, from an origin to a destination city. It indicates exactly which
intermediate points are valid for travel.
To check the routing for the fare on line 8, enter:
FQR 8
System Response:
FQR8
AA AF AI AT AZ BA CO CP DL XF MAY APPLY
EI EK FI GH IB KL KU LH LO 3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
LY LZ MH MP MS NW OA OK OS OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
PA PK RJ RO SK SN SQ SR SU SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
AF AY AZ BA DL HE HP JM KL
SR TW UA US ZH 2G 9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
01NOV0x**01NOV0x/AY HELCHI/NSP;AT/TPM ...../MPM 5422
*** ONEWORLD VISIT NORTH AMERICA PASS - SEE FQN AY/0302 ***
08 BE1Y 1725 B - - - + - 4+ 12M+R
ADDON SPECIFIED AY0300 ADDON EFF27NOV0x
1 * HEL-NYC-UA/TZ/DL/AA/AY-CHI
2 * HEL-FRA/PAR-AY-CHI
3 * HEL-STO-CHI
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The fare and tax information from the fare display is repeated:
Table: Explanation of the Additional Routing Information.
Item Explanation
ADDON Used if the fare is an add-on fare at origin

SPECIFIED AY0300 The routing number of the specified fare
ADDON Used if the fare is an add-on fare at destination
EFF27NOV0x Effective date
1 * HEL-NYC-UA/TZ/DL/AA/AY-CHI Routing information
2 * HEL-FRA/PAR-AY-CHI
3 * HEL-STO-CHI
A dash (-) in a routing string means ‘and/or’ and a slash (/) means ‘or’. If no airline
is included in the routing string, travel must be with the airline that owns the fare.
Travel via the cities listed is not mandatory, unless otherwise stated.
Fare Components
If you are requesting a fare note/rule after a pricing response for a fare that has
been made up of several fare components, the system displays a list of
components for you to select from.
Here we use the following pricing response to illustrate the FQN entry:
FXP/R,STO
01 WOHLFERDT/MMS
------------------------------------------------------------
AL FLGT BK T DATE TIME FARE BASIS NVB NVA BG
STO
XCPH SK 1419 M M 01SEP 0835 YPX2M 01SEP01SEP 20
NCE SK 0795 M M 01SEP 1045 YPX2M 01SEP01SEP 20
XCPH SK 0796 M M 10SEP 1415 YPX2M 10SEP10SEP 20
STO SK 0420 M M 10SEP 1725 YPX2M 10SEP10SEP 20
SEK 8880 01SEP0xSTO SK X/CPH SK NCE M579.58SK X/CPH

SK STO M579.58NUC1159.16END ROE7.66063
SEK 60QX XT SEK 2FR SEK 27FR
SEK 85YA
SEK 20xT
SEK 9054
ENDOS CHANGE OF RES/REFUND RESTRICTED
PAYMT NONREF/PEX
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To request the fare note/rule, enter:
FQN 01

System Response:
FQN01
1 - PTC 1 ADT
>FQN 1-1 ADT STONCE YY YPX2M PU 1 S
>FQN 1-2 ADT NCESTO YY YPX2M PU 1 S
The system displays a list of fare components. To view the fare note/rule for the
component STONCE, enter:
FQN 1-1
System Response:
FQN1-1
1 - PTC 1 ADT RULES DISPLAY

FARE COMPONENT 1 ADT STONCE YY YPX2M PU 1 S
FCL: YPX2M TRF:2021 RULE: ZP00 BK: M
PTC: ADT-ADULT FTC: XPX-INSTANT PURCHASE EXCURSION
OPTION LIST
RU.RULE APPLICATION MN.MIN STAY
MX.MAX STAY SE.SEASONS
AP.ADVANCE RES/TKT FL.FLT APPLICATION
CD.CHILD DISCOUNTS AD.AGTS DISCOUNTS
OD.OTHER DISCOUNTS SO.STOPOVERS
TF.TRANSFERS/RTGS EL.ELIGIBILITY
TE.TKT ENDORSEMENT PE.PENALTIES
CO.COMBINABILITY
****** SELECT CATEGORIES ******
It is also possible to display a fare category or paragraph for both components at

the same time. To check the maximum stay restriction, enter:
FQN1*MX
System Response:
FQN1*MX

FARE COMPONENT 1 ADT STONCE YY YPX2M PU 1 S
FCL: YPX2M TRF:2021 RULE: ZP00 BK: M
PTC: ADT-ADULT FTC: XPX-INSTANT PURCHASE EXCURSION
MX.MAX STAY
SEE FARE DISPLAY.
VALUE APPLIES FOR RETURN TRAVEL FROM LAST POINT OF STOPOVER
AFTER DEPARTURE FROM ORIGIN.
NOTE -
A- 3 MONTHS
EXCEPTIONS
1- FROM ALGERIA- ONE MONTH
2- FROM ARMENIA- AZERBAIJAN TO AUSTRIA- 35 DAYS
3- FROM FINLAND- 6 MONTHS
FROM SCANDINAVIA WITHIN SCANDINAVIA- 2 MONTHS
EXCEPTIONS
TO FINLAND- 3 MONTHS
TO PORTUGAL SPAIN- 6 MONTHS
FROM TURKEY TO AUSTRIA- ONE MONTH
The system automatically merges both fare components paragraphs into one
display. However, you can only display merged fare component paragraphs or
categories by specifying the ATPCO automated rules category names. You can
display only one paragraph or category at a time.
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US and Canadian Routings

US and Canadian fare displays include the routing information at the bottom of
the fare display. For example:
FQDLANBTR/ACO/R,-PXA
DL HP NW US XF MAY APPLY
09JUL0x**09JUL0x/CO LANBTR/PXA
01 KE7IP 624.77R NRF - - - 7+ + - 6
02 BE14IP 433.94R NRF - - - 14+ + 30 6
03 BSE14IP 398.17R NRF - - + +14+ + 30 6
04 BE21IP 314.68R NRF - - - 21+ + 30 6
05 VE0JIP 302.75R NRF - - - + + 30 6
06 VSE21IP 288.99R NRF - - + +21+ + 30 6
07 VE7JIP 266.06R NRF - - - 7+ + 30 6
08 VPK21SIP 255.05R NRF F30SEP - X23 21+ + 30 6
09 QE14JIP 218.35R NRF - - - 14+ + 30 6
10 QOP21SIP 188.99R NRF F30SEP - 23 21+ + 30 6
11 Q14C62IP 163.30R NRF F30SEP - - 14+ SU 30 6
6 ATL CHI CLE CMH DFW HOU LFT MKC MSY

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The routing column to the right has the header RTG, instead of R. The column
indicates a specified routing, as a number. To check the details of the routing,
you use the FQR entry, and add a fare line number. For example:
FQR 11
System Response:
FQR11
DL HP NW US XF MAY APPLY
09JUL0x**09JUL0x/CO LANBTR/PXA
11 Q14C62IP 163.30R NRF F30SEP - - 14+ SU 30 6
1 * LAN-CLE-CHI/CMH/DFW/MSY/ATL/MKC-HOU-BTR-LFT-BTR
2 * LAN-CLE-CHI/CMH/DFW/MSY/ATL/MKC-HOU-BTR
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Booking Codes
HE FQS
You can request booking code requirements for a specific fare from a fare
display, or after a pricing entry. This can be useful when you are unable to price
successfully, and receive the following system response:
*NO FARES/RBD/CARRIER/PASSENGER TYPE
*ATTN VERIFY BOOKING CLASS SEE FQS
Booking Code Information for ATPCO Automated Rules

FQDAMSNYC/AKL
MORE FARES AVAIL IN USD XF MAY APPLY
AA AC AF AI AT AZ BA BG CO US/2.56XA/5.79XY EXCLUDED
DL FI IB LH LO LX LY NW OS OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
PK SK SN SQ SR SV TK TP UA SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
US VS /YY*AA AC AF AK AZ CO
C6 C9 DJ DL D2 FR F9 GX G3
HP IV JD JJ JM KL LH LL LO
LX NW NZ OS OV RG RV RY R3
SK SN SP SR TV TW TX UA UK
US U2 VB VK VS WS WW XF X5
YC ZH 2D 3J 6Q 7A 9B 9G
ROE 0.811804 UP TO 1.00 EUR
10MAY0x**10MAY0x/KL AMSNYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3639/MPM 4366
01 J 3033 6066 J - - - + - - - M
02 JR 3946 J - - - + - - - M
03 CPR 3712 C - - - + - - - M
04 S 1642 3284 + - - - + - - - M
05 SR 2983 S - - - + - - - M
06 SEENL12M 2294 S - - - + - - 12M+M
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To display the booking code information for the fare on line 10, enter:
FQS 10
System Response:
FQS6

US/2.56XA/5.79XY EXCLUDED
OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
10MAY0x**10MAY0x/KL AMSNYC/NSP;AT/TPM 3639/MPM 4366
06 SEENL12M 2294 S - - - + - - 12M+M
PRIME BOOKING CODE WHEN NO EXCEPTIONS APPLY

S
The booking class for this fare is S.
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The automated rules format booking code display contains additional information,
such as tax and fare information, repeated from the fare display, and exceptions,
where applicable (US and Canada only).
Booking Code Exceptions

You can check the booking code exceptions applicable to YY fares for an airline
by entering FQS/Axx (xx = airline code). For example:
FQS/AKL
System Response:
FQS/AKL
DEFAULT EXCEPTIONS
VIA KL L REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN EUROPE
FOR PTC ZZ
VIA KL L REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE BETWEEN
EUROPE-IL FOR PTC ZZ
VIA KL L REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE BETWEEN
EUROPE-KZ FOR PTC ZZ
VIA KL Q REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE BETWEEN
EUROPE-US FOR PTC ZZ
VIA KL M REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE FOR PTC ZZ
VIA KL B REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN EUROPE
FOR PTC SC;;
VIA KL K REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN IL FOR
PTC SC;;
VIA KL K REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN KZ FOR
PTC SC;;
VIA KL M REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE FOR PTC SC;;
VIA KL C/Y PERMITTED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN EUROPE
FOR PTC IN
VIA KL Y REQUIRED EU FARE TYPE WITHIN IL FOR
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You can also check booking code exceptions for carrier-specific fares. To request
a LH fare display between Frankfurt and Los Angeles for Apex fares only, enter:
FQD FRALAX/A-LH/R,-APX
AA AC AF AI AT AY AZ BA CO XF MAY APPLY
CP DL EI EK FI GH IB KL KU 3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
LO LT LY LZ MH MS NW OA OK OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
OS PK RJ RO SK SN SQ SR SU
AF AZ BA CO DL HE HP JM KL
LH LO LT MP NW NZ OS RG RV
SK SN SR TW UA US VS ZH 2G
9B
ROE 1.117814 UP TO 1.00 EUR
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/LH FRALAX/APX;AT/TPM 5786/MPM 6943
*** FOR STAR ALLIANCE RTW* SEE FQD XYZXYZ EG:FRAFRA ***
01 HKAP3MUS 763 H NRF S07DEC 23DEC 7+SU+ 3M R
02 QKSAVE 656 Q NRF S07DEC 23DEC 14+SU+ 21 R
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To check whether LH allows AF, or any other carrier that have fares filed for the
same city pair, to be part of the itinerary of the fare on line 2, and what booking
class you should use on AF, enter:
FQS 2/AAF
System Response:
FQS2/AAF

3.48XA/6.74XY EXCLUDED
OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
13DEC0x**13DEC0x/LH FRALAX/APX;AT/TPM 5786/MPM 6943
02 QKSAVE 656 Q NRF S07DEC 23DEC 14+SU+ 21 R

Q
EXCEPTIONS
VIA LH Q REQUIRED
DEFAULT EXCEPTIONS
VIA AF Q REQUIRED WITHIN EUROPE
VIA AF Q REQUIRED BETWEEN EUROPE-TLV
VIA AF T REQUIRED
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Extra Mileage Surcharge

HE FRM
The FRM transaction is a follow-up entry to FQD. It allows you to display the
extra mileage surcharge bands for a fare on the fare display.
Here is an example (partial system display):
FQDJFKTYO/S
ALSO SEE EWRTYO LGATYO XF MAY APPLY
YY* AA AC AM AZ BA BR CO CP 3.00XA/6XY EXCLUDED
CX DL FF HA HE JL KE LH MP OTHER TAX MAY APPLY
NH NW OZ QF RG RV SQ UA US SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
2G 9B
ROE 1.000000 NEAREST 1.00 USD
05APR0x**05APR0x/JFKTYO/NSP;PA/TPM 6737/MPM 8084
01 MKXAP 1300 + S01JUL 1234+ 7+ 6+ 6M TG R
02 MKXAP 1300 + S01JUL 1234+ 7+ 6+ 6M TG R
03 MKWAP 1400 + S01JUL 567+ 7+ 6+ 6M TG R
04 MKWAP 1400 + S01JUL 567+ 7+ 6+ 6M TG R
FRM1
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System Response:
FRM1
05APR0x**05APR0x/JFKTYO/NSP;PA/TPM 6737/MPM 8084
01 MKXAP 1300 + S01JUL 1234+ 7+ 6+ 6M TG R
***FARE AMOUNTS SUBJECT TO FARE CONSTRUCTION CHECKS ***
GI M 5M 10M 15M 20M 25M
MPM PA 8084 8488 8892 9296 9700 10105
BASE 5PCT 10PCT 15PCT 20PCT 25PCT

USD 650 683 715 748 780 813
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The top part of the display repeats the FQD fare line.
The middle part of the display gives the mileage from origin to destination,
followed by the mileage for each surcharge band.
The lower part of the display gives the base fare from origin to destination,
followed by the amount when a mileage surcharge is applied.

Convert Currency
HE FRC
The FRC transaction is a follow-up entry to FQD. It converts the fare amounts in
the fare display to the default currency of your terminal, or to another currency
you specify.
Here is an example (partial system display):
FQD NYCSFO/AUA
ALSO SEE EWRSFO XF MAY APPLY
AA AS B6 CO DH DL FL F9 HA ZP EXCLUDED
HP NK NW TZ US VX WN YX SURCHG MAY APPLY-CK RULE
07DEC0x**07DEC0x/UA NYCSFO/NSP
01 F 2475.35 - - - - - - - 35
02 FPS 2343.26 - - - + - - - - 35
03 C 1975.81 - - - - - - - 35
04 CUA 1914.42 - - - + - - - - 35
05 FUA 1914.42 - - - + - - - - 35
06 Y 1836.28 - - - - - - - 35
07 HUAUP4D 1541.40 - - - - - - - 35
08 ZUAX 1239.07 - - - + - + - - 35
09 YUA 1238.14 - - - - - - - 35
10 BUA 1020.47 - - - - - - - 35
11 BA3 973.95 - - - - 3+ - - 35
12 ZUA7NX 960.00 NRF - - - 7+ - - 35
13 HUAUPJ 778.60 - - - + - - - - 35
14 HUAUPL 778.60 - - - + - - - - 35
15 MBIZX 746.05 - - - - - - - 35
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To display the fare on line 1 in the default currency of the terminal (EUR), enter:
FRC1
System Response:
FRC1
ZP EXCLUDED
07DEC0x**07DEC0x/UA NYCSFO/NSP
01 F 2475.35 - - - - - - - 35
FARE BREAKDOWN/BASIS F
BASE TAX TOTAL
EUR OW 1680.00 0.00 1680.00
RT 3360.00 0.00 3360.00
**** EQUIVALENT FARE SUBJECT TO FARE CONSTRUCTION CHECKS ***
BSR CONVERSION OF USD TO EUR

BSR USED 1 USD = 0.678679 EUR EFF 05DEC0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 1.00 EUR

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES TO NEAREST 0.01 EUR
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The system repeats the fare line from the fare display. This is followed by the
converted amount and the rates of conversion.
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You can also convert the fare amount to a currency that you specify in your entry:
Table: Fare Conversion Examples
Entry Description
FRC 7/GBP Converts the fare on line 7 to GBP

FRC 7/*GB Converts the fare on line 7 to the currency of country GB
FRC 7/*LON Converts the fare on line 7 to the currency of city LON

Chapter 5
Fare Quote Tools
Here we explain the calculation entries you can perform, such as mileage
calculations, currency conversions, and excess baggage charges.
Calculating the Mileage

HE FQM
IATA has established a maximum permitted mileage between any two cities in
the world. Mileage fares can allow a passenger to do a small deviation from a
straight line in an itinerary, at no extra cost, or a greater deviation at a cost based
on the maximum permitted mileage fare amount, no more than 25% over the
MPM.
The Amadeus mileage transaction allows you to calculate the mileage for up to
29 city or airport codes. It compares the ticketed point with the maximum
permitted mileage for an itinerary. You have the option to add a date, a route
code, and surface sector indicators.
To request a mileage display from Paris to Singapore, via the following points:
Stockholm, London, Delhi and Mumbai, enter:
FQM PAR STO LON DEL BOM SIN

System Response:
FQM PAR STO LON DEL BOM SIN
CTY DC TPM CUM MPM DC LVL <HGL >LWL 25M XTRA

PAR 2
STO 2 EH 960 960 1152 EH 0M 192 0 1440 0
LON 2 EH 890 1850 264 EH EXC 0 1520 330 0
DEL 3 EH 4169 6019 5376 EH 15M 163 106 6720 0
BOM 3 EH 708 6727 5436 EH 25M 68 204 6795 0
SIN 3 EH 2437 9164 8322 EH 15M 406 10 10402 0
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Table: Explanation of Mileage Display
Code Explanation
CTY City code and tariff conference area.

DC Direction code for TPM.
TPM Ticketed point miles between each city pair.
For example: PAR/STO 960
CUM The cumulative total of the TPMs from the origin.
For example: PAR/STO/LON 960 + 890 = 1850
MPM Maximum permitted miles from the origin to each city.
For example: PAR/DEL 5376
DC Direction code for MPM.
LVL Level, indicates the mileage surcharge (M) applicable when the fare is
broken at that city. The levels can be 5M, 10M, 15M, 20M, and 25M.
Note: When EXC appears, the mileage surcharge is greater than 25%.
<HGL Higher level mileage, indicates the number of miles available before reaching
the next higher surcharge level.
For example: PAR/DEL 163 extra miles before the mileage surcharge is
raised to 20M
>LWL Lower level mileage, indicates the number of miles over the previous
surcharge level.
For example: PAR/DEL 106 miles over the mileage of 15M
25M Indicates the total number of miles the TPM can be increased before the
mileage exceeds the 25% surcharge level. It is equal to the MPM plus a
25% surcharge.
For example: PAR/STO MPM 1152 + 25% (288) = 1440
XTRA Extra, indicates the number of extra miles allowed. This amount is
subtracted from the cumulative TPM figure. The XTRA column can also
display a minus figure. In this case, the MPM figure is reduced and an * is
placed next to the MPM figure.
Note: This applies to domestic segments only.
Mileage Calculation Options

The following table contains examples of mileage calculation entries.
Table: Examples of Mileage Calculation Entries
Entry Calculates The Mileage
FQMZRHLONFRA/VEHSYD Between Zurich and Sydney, via London

and Frankfurt with a routing (/V) via the
eastern hemisphere (EH)
FQMZRHLONFRA/VEHSYD/01SEP08 Between Zurich and Sydney, via London
and Frankfurt with a routing (/V) via the
eastern hemisphere (EH) for a specific date
(01SEP08)
You can display mileage calculations up to
three months in the past.
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Entry Calculates The Mileage
FQMLONFRA—MUCROM Between London and Rome with a surface

segment (--) between Frankfurt and Munich
FQMLONFRA—MUCROM/15AUG08 Between London and Rome with a surface
segment (--) between Frankfurt and Munich
on a specific date (15AUG08)
FQMLON NYC**MSP CHI Between London and Chicago via New
York, excluding the mileage via
Minneapolis
FQMLONLAXSYDBOMPARLON Of round-trip, round-the-world (RTW) or
circle-trip itineraries by displaying the
ticketed point miles (TPM) and the
cumulative total of the TPMs (CUM)
TPM and MPM information is provided to Amadeus by IATA.
Mileage Not Available

When mileage is not applicable, the system responds with question marks. A
missing mileage might be the case when there is no direct air service between a
city pair. You can add the TPM by over-typing ALL of the question marks in the
display with a number greater than 1, and pressing ENTER. For example:
FQM FRA BRU /VEH SYD
>FQW TPM MPM

FRA
BRU 190 228
SYD ????? 12957
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By deleting, or over-typing ALL of the question marks, and pressing ENTER, you
override the no mileage indication.
System Response:
FQM FRA BRU SYD
CTY TPM CUM MPM LVL <HGL >LWL 25M XTRA

FRA
BRU 190 190 228 0M 38 0 285 0
SYD 0 190 12957 0M 2767 0 16196 0
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The Mileage Surcharge Table

You can display a mileage surcharge table for a city pair when you want to find
out at what mileage a fare is surcharged. For example, between London and Los
Angeles, enter:
FQM*LON LAX
System Response:
FQM*LONLAX
GI M 5M 10M 15M 20M 25M

MPM AT 6530 6856 7182 7509 7836 8162
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Table: Examples Entries to Display the Mileage Surcharge Table
Entry Displays
FQM*/9126 The surcharge band, based on a specific

mileage
FQM*JPY25000 A surcharge band, based on a specific
amount and currency
FQM*/9126*JPY25000 The surcharge band, based on a specific
mileage, currency, and amount
FQM*HKG/VEHLON*HKD2700 The surcharge band for a city pair and a
global indicator, based on a specific
currency and amount
Requesting a Mileage Calculation from a PNR

HE FRM
The FRM transaction allows you to display a mileage calculation from an active
PNR.
Here is an example:
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 BE/SU 19DEC0x/1356Z YMRDVE
1.BURLINGTON/HARRIET MRS
2 BA 073 J 10JUN 1 LHRAUH HK1 0825 4 0955 2000 *1A/
3 GF 288 C 11JUN 2 AUHKUL HK1 1100 2205 *1A/
4 MH 072 C 12JUN 3 KULHKG HK1 0915 1255 *1A/
5 CX 901 J 13JUN 4 HKGMNL HK1 0910 1110 *1A/E*
6 PR 209 C 14JUN 5 MNLSYD HK1 C2 1950 0945+1
7 AP LON 44 20 73731075-B
8 TK TL01JUN/NCE1A0900
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To request the mileage calculation for all segments, enter:
FRM
System Response:
FQM LON AUH KUL HKG MNL SYD
CTY DC TPM CUM MPM DC LVL <HGL >LWL 25M XTRA

LON 2
AUH 2 EH 3409 3409 4297 EH 0M 888 0 5371 0
KUL 3 EH 3472 6881 8336 EH 0M 1455 0 10420 0
HKG 3 EH 1573 8454 8179 EH 5M 134 275 10223 0
MNL 3 EH 712 9166 9033 EH 5M 318 133 11291 0
SYD 3 EH 3883 13049 13248 EH 0M 199 0 16560 0
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The system calculates the mileage for the whole itinerary.

You can also display the mileage calculation for specific segments:
Table: Mileage Calculation Display Examples
Entry Description
FRM/S3 Displays the mileage calculation for a specific

segment
FRM/S3-5 Displays the mileage calculation for a range of
consecutive segments
FRM/S2,4,6 Displays the mileage calculation for non-consecutive
segments

Mileage Exceptions
You can display a list of exceptions to mileage processing that is applied when
pricing. This list includes information such as IATA mileage allowances,
deductions, and IATA specified routings. To display the list of entries, enter:
FQNMILE
System Response:
FQNMILE
MILE INDEX
INDEX FOR MILEAGE EXCEPTIONS PROCESSED BY AMADEUS FARES
A. GENERAL APPLICATION
1. STOPOVER AND CARRIER RESTRICTIONS ARE CHECKED IN
PRICING TRANSACTIONS.
2. SYMBOL KEY -
(/) MEANS -OR-
(-) MEANS -AND/OR- OR -AND-
B. TPM DEDUCTIONS (IATA RESO 017C)

1. TPM DEDUCTIONS FOR AREAS, CITY PAIRS, ROUTES AND
RESTRICTIONS. TPM DEDUCTIONS ONLY APPLY WHEN THE
FARE COMPONENT INCLUDES INTERMEDIATE TICKETED
POINTS SHOWN IN THE APPLICABLE ROUTING; PROVIDED
ADDITIONAL INTERMEDIATE TICKETED POINTS MAY BE
ADDED TO THE ROUTING.
ONLY ONE TPM DEDUCTION PER FARE COMPONENT IS
PERMITTED.
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From this display you can choose to display specific mileage exception notes.
For example:
FQNMILE/YY1
System Response:
FQNMILE/YY1
MILE YY1
WITHIN AREA 1
IATA RESO 017C
BETWEEN AND VIA EMA
BUE/MVD CANADA/ SAO AND/ 510 (NOTE 1/2)

MEXICO/ OR RIO
USA
CCS BUE/MVD POINTS IN 400

S.AMERICA
NOTE 1 - APPLICABLE TO RG ONLY. WHEN RG IS THE LONG HAUL

CXR-STOPOVERS ARE PERMITTED AT SAO/RIO PROVIDED
TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN SAO/RIO AND BUE/MVD IS VIA
RG OR SC ONLY.
NOTE 2 - APPLICABLE TO VP ONLY WHEN VP IS THE LONG HAUL
CARRIER - STOPOVERS ARE PERMITTED AT SAO/RIO
PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN SAO/RIO AND BUE/MVD
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Requesting Mileage for Global Routes

HE FQO
You can request the published ticketed point mileage (TPM) versus the maximum
point mileage (MPM), between specific city pairs, for all global routes. To display
the published mileage table for London and Seoul, enter:
FQO LON SEL

System Response:
FQO LONSEL/10JUL0x
VIA AP MPM 11637 TPM
VIA EH MPM 8940 TPM
VIA TS MPM 8352 TPM 5663
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To display the mileage for a specific date, add the date to the entry:
FQO LON SEL/24SEP
Currency Conversion
The Amadeus currency conversion transactions allow you to check exchange
rates and calculate amounts in different currencies. The system converts
amounts based on the rates of exchange for the current date, unless you specify
another date. You can request rates for a past date, for up to 12 months in the
past.
The rates are as follows:
• BSR (Bankers selling rate - the default conversion rate)
• BBR (Bankers buying rate)
• ICH (IATA clearing house rate)
You can use the currency conversion transaction when you are calculating fares
manually, where you need to find the exchange rates between different
currencies and Neutral Units of Construction (NUCs). A NUC is a fictitious
currency, established by IATA as a fare calculating tool.
Finding the Codes

HE DC
You need to know the currency or country codes when you are converting
currencies. To find the currency and country code for Switzerland, enter:
DC SWITZERLAND
System Response:
DC SWITZERLAND
CH SWITZERLAND/C EUROPE TC2
CHF SWISS FRANC LOCAL/INTL PUBLISHED

>

IATA Rates of Exchange

HE FQA
The IATA rates of exchange transaction FQA allows you to request rates of
exchange between NUCs and a designated currency. You can make a
comparison using either the currency code, the country code, or a city code. The
following is the minimum entry to request IATA exchange rates at your terminal
location:
Table: Example FQA Entries
Entry Displays
FQA GERMANY IATA Rate of Exchange for a country

FQA*DE
FQA GBP IATA Rate of Exchange for a currency
FQA EUR IATA Rate of Exchange for the euro
FQA*FRA IATA Rate of Exchange for a city or airport code
You can check the IATA rates of exchange for a foreign country, for a past date
of up to 12 months. For example:
FQA THAILAND/01JUL0X
System Response:
FQATHAILAND/01JUL0x
EFF 0xJUL01 *** DISC 30SEP0x
1 NUC 45.261284 THB ROUNDING UP TO 5.00 THB
NUC - NEUTRAL UNIT OF CONSTRUCTION

THB - THAI BAHT
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Converting Currencies
HE FQC
To convert a another currency for example Swedish krona into the currency of
your terminal location for example, euros, enter:
FQC 100 SEK

System Response:
FQC100SEK
BSR CONVERSION OF SEK TO EUR
EUR 11.00 - ROUNDED AS FARES
EUR 10.75 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
EUR 10.75 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
BSR USED 1 SEK = 0.10751 EUR EFF 02JAN0x

SEK - SWEDISH KRONA

EUR - EURO
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The system uses the default conversion rate BSR, unless you indicate another
rate.
When you are converting into the currency of your terminal, you do not have to
include your own currency code.
You can check the exchange rates for a specific currency, without mentioning an
amount. Use the currency code, the country code, or a city code. For example:
FQCSEK -or- FQC*SE -or- FQC*STO
System Response:
FQC*STO
BSR CONVERSION OF SEK TO EUR
BSR USED 1 SEK = 0.10751 EUR EFF 02JAN0x
BBR NOT AVAILABLE
ICH CONVERSION OF SEK TO EUR

ICH USED 1 SEK = 0.105799 EUR EFF 04JAN0x

SEK - SWEDISH KRONA

EUR - EURO
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All three conversion rates are displayed if available.

You can use either currency codes, city codes, or country codes at all times when
you are using the FQC transaction. Remember to include an asterisk in front of a
city or country code.
To convert an amount from your currency into another currency, enter:
FQC 100/USD
System Response:
FQC100/USD
BSR CONVERSION OF EUR TO USD
USD 89.00 - ROUNDED AS FARES
USD 89.15 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
USD 89.15 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
BSR USED 1 EUR = 0.89150 USD EFF 01JAN0x
ROUNDING OF FARES TO NEAREST 1.00 USD

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES TO NEAREST 0.01 USD
EUR - EURO
USD - US DOLLAR
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You can also convert an amount between two currencies. If you wish to see the
equivalent of 500 U.S. dollars in Turkish lira, enter:
FQC 500 USD/TRL

System Response:
FQC500USD/TRL
BSR CONVERSION OF USD TO TRL
TRL 718000000 - ROUNDED AS FARES
TRL 718000000 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
TRL 717375000 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
BSR USED 1 USD = 1434750.000 TRL EFF 15DEC0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 1000000 TRL

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES UP TO 1000000 TRL
USD - US DOLLAR
TRL - TURKISH LIRA
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Converting at a Designated Exchange Rate

You can convert an amount by using a designated BSR, which can be quite
helpful at times of ticket reissue and manual calculations. To convert an amount
from Australian dollars into Hong Kong dollars, using a designated BSR, enter:
FQC100AUD/HKD 4.72
System Response:
FQC100AUD/HKD 4.72
CONVERSION OF AUD TO HKD
HKD 470 - ROUNDED AS FARES
HKD 472 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
HKD 472 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
INPUT USED 1 AUD = 4.72 HKD
ROUNDING OF FARES TO NEAREST 10 HKD

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES TO NEAREST 1 HKD
AUD - AUSTRALIAN DLR

HKD - HONGKONG DOLLAR
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You can request currency conversion at any of the three conversion rates you
would like, by indicating the different codes:
Table: Currency Conversion Codes Examples:
Code Rate Code Rate
S BSR (default rate) C ICH

B BBR A All three rates
To convert an amount from Irish pounds into Norwegian krone, at the current
ICH, enter:
FQC 100IEP/NOK/C
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System Response:
FQC 100IEP/NOK/C
ICH CONVERSION OF IEP TO NOK
NOK 1035 - ROUNDED AS FARES
NOK 1031 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
NOK 1030 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
ICH USED 1 IEP = 10.308536 NOK EFF 03APR0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 5 NOK

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES UP TO 1 NOK
IEP - IRISH PUNT

NOK - NORWEGIAN KRONE
EUR - EURO
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To convert an amount from US dollars into Japanese yen, using the city code of
Tokyo, enter:
FQC 200USD/*TYO/A
System Response:
FQC200USD/*TYO/A
BSR CONVERSION OF USD TO JPY
JPY 25400 - ROUNDED AS FARES
JPY 25360 - ROUNDED AS OTHER CHARGES
JPY 25360 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
BSR USED 1 USD = 126.80000 JPY EFF 12DEC0x DISC 18DEC0x
BBR CONVERSION OF USD TO JPY

BBR USED 1 USD = 124.80000 JPY EFF 12DEC0x DISC 18DEC0x
ICH CONVERSION OF USD TO JPY

ICH USED 1 USD = 122.43990 JPY EFF 01DEC0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 100 JPY

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES UP TO 10 JPY
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Converting NUC Amounts

You can convert NUC amounts, just like any ‘real’ currency. The only difference
in the display is that the system states whether the currency is rounded up
(TYP*U), rounded down (TYP*D), or rounded to the nearest whole number
(TYP*N).
To convert an amount from NUC into a currency, for example Singapore dollars,
enter:
FQC 37.87NUC/SGD
System Response:
FQC37.87NUC/SGD
CONVERSION OF NUC TO SGD
SGD 67 - ROUNDED AS FARES
SGD 66 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
ROE USED 1 NUC = 1.748022 SGD EFF 01OCT0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 1 SGD

SGD - SINGAPORE DLR
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To convert the other way around, from a currency, for example Thai baht, into
NUC, enter:
FQC 1000THB/NUC
System Response:
FQC1000THB/NUC
CONVERSION OF THB TO NUC
NUC 22.55 - AMOUNT TRUNCATED
ROE USED 1 NUC = 44.334400 THB EFF 01OCT0x
THB - THAI BAHT

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Converting at a Past Date

You can request currency conversion at a past date of up to 12 months for any of
the conversion transactions, FQA or FQC. Add the date to the end of your entry,
preceded by a slash. Use the format: date, month, year. To request the
exchange rate between British pounds and NUCs, for February 200x, enter:
FQA*LON/01FEB0x
System Response:
FQA*LON/01FEB0x
EFF 01JAN0x *** DISC 01APR0x
1 NUC 0.684975 GBP ROUNDING TO THE NEAREST 1.00 GBP

GBP - POUND STERLING
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To find a past rate of exchange between two currencies, neither of which is the
currency of your location, enter:
FQC INR/SGD/21MAY0x
System Response:
FQCINR/SGD/21MAY0x
BSR CONVERSION OF INR TO SGD
BSR USED 1 INR = 0.04050 SGD EFF 16MAY0x DISC 22MAY0x
BBR CONVERSION OF INR TO SGD

BBR USED 1 INR = 0.03750 SGD EFF 16MAY0x DISC 22MAY0x
ICH CONVERSION OF INR TO SGD

ICH USED 1 INR = 0.038610 SGD EFF 01MAY0x DISC 31MAY0x
ROUNDING OF FARES UP TO 1 SGD

ROUNDING OF OTHER CHARGES UP TO 1 SGD
INR - INDIAN RUPEE

SGD - SINGAPORE DLR
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Bankers' Rates
HE FQB
The FQB transaction displays a list of bankers' rates for a given currency. You
can display the following:
• BSR (Current bankers' selling rates - default display)
• BBR (Bankers' buying rate)
• BSR (past) or BBR from the previous year
To display the current Bankers’ selling rates for USD, enter:
FQBUSD
System Response:
FQBUSD
LIST OF BSR FOR USD EFF 03APR0x
1 AED = 0.27225 USD
1 AFA = 0.00021 USD
1 ALL = 0.00680 USD
1 ANG = 0.56179 USD
1 AOA = 0.05133 USD
1 ARS = 1.00150 USD
1 AUD = 0.47856 USD
1 AWG = 0.55865 USD
1 BBD = 0.50251 USD
1 BDT = 0.01848 USD
1 BHD = 2.65251 USD
1 BIF = 0.00131 USD
1 BMD = 1.01010 USD
1 BND = 0.55463 USD
1 BOB = 0.15408 USD
1 BRL = 0.46157 USD
1 BSD = 1.01010 USD
1 BTN = 0.02143 USD
1 BWP = 0.18515 USD
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Table: Example FQB Entries
Entry Description
FQB*NO BSR for a country, indicating the country code

FQB NORWAY BSR for a country
FQB*OSL BSR for a country, indicating a city code
FQB NOK/14SEP0x BSR for a past date
FQB KRW/B BBR for a currency
FQB KRW/B/14SEP0x BBR for a past date
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Excess Baggage Charges

When a passenger wants to check in more baggage than allowed, the airline can
charge the passenger for the excess amount between two cities. The system
calculates the charges based on rates per kilo for the current date. Normally, the
overweight charges have been based on one percent of an airlines one-way
business class fare. This may differ, and it is up to the airline to decide. You can
request excess baggage charge rates for a specific airline, for a specific date, or
rates defined by IATA, based on YY fares.
Two baggage policies exist, the weight concept and the piece concept. Airlines
that apply the piece concept set a maximum limit of weight, size, and number of
pieces that a passenger can check in free of charge. You can find the airline’s
baggage policy and limits in the Amadeus Information Pages GGAIRxx (where xx
is the airline code).
Note: The excess baggage charges transaction does not apply to markets
using the piece concept.
Requesting Excess Baggage Charges

HE FQX
The basic transaction code for requesting excess baggage charges rates is FQX.
To request excess baggage charge rates for 10.5 kilos, between Zurich and
Singapore, at the current rate, enter:
FQX ZRHSIN/10.5
System Response:
FQX ZRHSIN/22JUL0x/10.5/YY/CHF
RATE /RC/KILOS/ TOTAL /
95.41/AP/ 10.5/ 1002/
51.40/EH/ 10.5/ 540/
90.45/TS/ 10.5/ 950/
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The system displays three different options, corresponding to the applicable

global routes for ZRH-SIN. Since no specific airline is indicated, the system
defaults to YY rates. The excess baggage charge amount is displayed in the
currency of the point of origin. You can request specific airline rates by including
a two-letter airline code at the end of your entry. For example:
FQX ZRHSIN/10.5/LX
You can also request excess baggage charge rates for a specific date. Enter the
date straight after the city pair, preceded by a slash. Use the format date, month,
year. For example:
FQX ZRHSIN/28MAR0x/10.5/LX

Chapter 6
Informative Pricing
HE FQP
The Informative Pricing transaction FQP is a fare calculation tool, which allows
you to estimate the fare for an itinerary. This is especially useful at times when
you need to find the price for an itinerary, but you are not yet ready to make a
reservation.
You must use airport codes, rather than city codes, so that the system can
calculate the appropriate taxes. You can add options to your entry, and the more
specific you are, the easier it is for the system to target a specific fare. If you
prefer, you can create a mask, and let the system guide you through the different
options. You can calculate discount fares, including cumulative discounts.
The following conditions apply:
• You can use FQP for all fares except group fares and air passes.
• FQP is applicable for past-date fares. For more information see Past Date
Pricing on page 88.
If you do not enter any specific options to your entry, the system makes the
following assumptions:
• An adult passenger type.
• The current date for the first segment, and an open date for all the other
segments.
• An open booking class. The system displays the lowest possible price for
each class.
• YY fares for travel agencies, and carrier specific fares for airlines.
• Stopovers at all cities.
Note: For Air France users, and its hosted airlines, Amadeus prices itineraries
based on common (YY) fares.
You must specify an airline for markets where no YY fares exist.

Pricing Journey Type Limitations

HE FQP and HE RTW
The following table shows the limitations that apply to round, circle and one-way
trips.
Table: Informative Pricing Journey Type Limitations
Journey Type Limits
A round or circle trip can 16 flight segments, or

contain a maximum of: 14 flight segments and 2 surface segments, or
15 flight segments and 1 surface element, and with a
maximum of 15 fare break points.
A one-way trip can contain 15 flight segments, or
a maximum of: 13 flight segments and 2 surface segments, or
14 flight segments and 1 surface element, and with a
maximum of 14 fare break points.
Pricing an Itinerary
HE FQP
You can perform informative pricing on an itinerary by entering the transaction
code FQP, followed by a city pair, or several city pairs.
To request informative pricing for the itinerary Charles de Gaulle Paris, Kuala
Lumpur International Airport, Sydney Airport, enter:
FQPCDGKULSYD
System Response:
FQPCDGKULSYD
* FARE BASIS * DISC * PTC * FARE<EUR> * MSG *T

01 F * * 1 * 8143.30 *RBSR *Y
02 F * * 1 * 7298.30 *RB *Y
03 C * * 1 * 5434.30 *RB SR*Y
04 Y * * 1 * 4596.30 *RBSR *Y
05 C * * 1 * 4409.30 *RB *Y
06 Y * * 1 * 3762.30 *RB *Y
*1,3-4*
*1,3-4*
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The system returns a list of fares:
Table: Explanation of Informative Pricing Display
Heading Explanation
FARE BASIS The fare basis code column

DISC Discount code column
PTC Passenger type column
Note: In this example, 1 refers to an adult fare. When you
request a discount, 1 is the first discount requested and
the adult fare is not displayed.
FARE Fare column
MSG Message column
The message column can contain the following codes (or a
combination of them):
RB Reservation booking designator
RE Reservation Conditions
RO Booking Designator Override
SR Sales Restrictions
FL Flight Number Restrictions
FQ Frequency
T Tax indicator column
This column indicates if tax is included. The codes you can see
are:
Y Tax included
N Tax not included
E Exempt of tax
To view the fare components of the fare on line 5, enter:
FQQ 5
System Response:
FQQ5
05 C * * 1 * 4409.30 *RB *Y
------------------------------------------------------------
PAR
KUL YY C C 10MAY C 30
SYD YY C C C 30
EUR 4359.00 10MAY0xPAR YY KUL YY SYD M5369.52NUC

5369.52END ROE0.811804
EUR 11.48QX XT EUR 8.20FR EUR 9.80MY EUR 2.05QK EUR
EUR 7.60FR 11.17WY
EUR 31.22XT
EUR 4409.30
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You can also display information pertaining to a fare calculation, such as applied
IATA checks, global indicators, the controlling carrier, and mileage information in
a vertical format after a pricing entry:
FQH 5
System Response:
FQH5
FCP AL BK TPM MPM EMA EMS R GI CC NVB NVA BG

PAR
KUL YY C 30
SYD YY C 10573 12994 M EH YY 30
FARE BASIS:C AMOUNT IN NUC: 5369.52
TOTAL FARE CALCULATION: 5369.52

ROE: 0.811804 FARE EUR: 4359.00
TAX: QXAP 11.48 FRSE 7.60
FRTI 8.20 MYEB 9.80
QKAD 2.05 WYDE 11.17
TOTAL: 4409.30
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Table: Explanation of Fare Calculation Display
Column Header Explanation
FCP Fare Construction Point

AL Airline
BK Booking Code
TPM Ticketed Point Miles
MPM Maximum Permitted Miles
EMA Extra Mileage Allowance
EMS Extra Mileage Surcharge
R Routing/Mileage Application
R = Routing
M = Mileage
GI Global Indicator
CC Controlling Carrier
NVB Not Valid Before Date
NVA Not Valid After Date
BG Baggage Allowance
To view the fare note associated to the fare, enter:
FQN 5
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System Response:
FQN5

FARE COMPONENT 1 ADT PARSYD YY C PU 1 N
FCL: C TRF:2004 RULE: Z010 BK: C
PTC: ADT-ADULT FTC: BU -BUSINESS UNRESTRICTED
RU.RULE APPLICATION
NORMAL FARES BETWEEN EUROPE AND SOUTH WEST PACIFIC /
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE N999 VIA EH
APPLICATION
CLASS OF SERVICE
FARES APPLY FOR FIRST/BUSINESS/ECONOMY CLASS OF SERVICE.
TYPES OF JOURNEY
MAY BE USED TO CREATE OW/ RT/ CT/ OJ JOURNEYS.
NOTE -
VIA EH WHENEVER ALL SECTORS BETWEEN THE LAST /
POINT OF DEPARTURE IN EUROPE AND THE FIRST POINT/
OF ARRIVAL IN SOUTH WEST PACIFIC OR VICE VERSA
ARE FLOWN IN INTERMEDIATE CLASS AND OTHER /
SECTORS ARE IN THE SAME OR LOWER CLASS THE /
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Here is an example of the response you receive if the fare note has more than
one component:
FQN5
5 - PTC 1 ADT
>FQN 5-1 PARKUL YY YPX3M PU 1 S
>FQN 5-2 KULPAR YY YPX3M PU 1 S
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In this case, to display the fare note for the first fare component, enter:
FQN5-1
You can also display the booking code information. For example:
FQS 5
System Response:
FQS5
5 - PTC 1 ADT
FARE COMPONENT 1 ADT PARSYD YY C PU 1 N

C
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And you can also display the mileage information, as follows:
FQR 5
System Response:
FQR5
ADDON SPECIFIED MPM ADDON EFFDDMMMYY
MILEAGE APPLIES FROM ORIGIN TO DESTINATION
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Note: Where the fare has more than one component, to display the mileage
information for the second component of the fare on line five, for
example, enter:
FQR5-2
Adding Options
You can make your search for fares more narrow and precise by including
options in your entry. Place options that relate to a segment between the city
codes, and options that relate to the whole itinerary at the end of the entry.
See the following entry, which includes several city pairs:
FQP LHR BOM SYD NRT FRA LON

You can customize your request by adding options. You can request specific
airlines, traveling at specific dates, at specific rates, in a specific class, with
surface gaps, at a specific discount and so on. The following example requests
an itinerary starting in London Heathrow, September 14, with BA in F class, via
the EH global route, to Singapore. The trip continues October 18, with SQ in Y
class, via the EH global route to London Heathrow. The requested price is for a
child, and the point of sale is Paris, but point of ticketing is Madrid:
FQPLHR/D14SEP/ABA/CF/VEHSIN/D18OCT
/ASQ/CY/VEHLHR/RCH,PAR.MAD
System Response:
FQPLHR/D14SEP/ABA/CF/VEHSIN/D18OCT/ASQ/CY/VEHLHR/RCH,PAR.MAD

01 F1RTCH+C * CH * 1 * 6775.24 *SR *Y
02 F1RTCH+Y2 * CH * 1 * 4600.24 * *Y
*1*
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There are two important points to remember when adding options:

• If you use the airline code option, the system uses that airline for all
segments, until you add a new airline code.
• When you use the booking code option, the system uses that booking code
for all segments, until you add a different one. If you do not include a booking
code option in the first city pair, it cannot be included in any subsequent city
pairs.
For more information, see HE FQP.
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Tax and Surcharge Options

HE FQP, GP IN2
You can add, withhold and exempt taxes and surcharges using the tax options to
manipulate taxes in a fare calculation. Before using tax options, check tax
information for a country with the FQNTAX entry. for example:
FQNTAX/FR
The above FQN entry tells you which taxes apply. For each tax it tells you:
• Tax code shown on the ticket
• Internal tax type code
The tax code shown on the ticket is usually the country code (except for US), but
there are exceptions. for example, Canadian goods and services tax:
• Tax code on ticket: XG
• Internal tax type: MU
Here is an example of the entry to add all taxes by country code:
FQPBOG/ACOMIA-EWR-MIA-BOG/R,AC-US
The following table shows more options that you can use. For more information
about the tax and surcharge options you can use at the end of the entry, see HE
FQP, GP IN2.
Table: Tax and Surcharge Options
Request Option
Withhold specified taxes /R,WT-XY-YC-XF

Withhold all surcharges /R,WQ
Exempt all taxes /R,ET
Exempt a specific tax /R,ET-FRSE
Add a tax and specify a percentage /R,AT-NZEM12.5P
Add a tax and specify an amount /R,AT-FRSE18A
Add several taxes, and specify their amounts /R,AT-US49.50A-XF12.00A-
XA1.45A-XY6.00A

Stopovers, Transfers, and Surface Segments

The system considers all cities you enter in an informative pricing transaction as
stopover points, unless you actually specify a stopover point. Then all preceding
cities will become transfer, or ‘no stopover’ points. The stopover indicator is a
dash (-) and you include it after the stopover city. For example:
FQP PAR LON MOW FRA NCE PAR

System Response:
FQP PARLONMOWFRANCEPAR

01 F * * 1 * 3205.01 *RB *Y
02 Y * * 1 * 2111.01 *RB *Y
*1-2*
*ATTN CHANGE TO NO STOPOVER MAY VARY FARE
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The system informs you that you can request other fare types by indicating a
stopover point.
Compare the difference of results by designating Moscow as the point of
stopover. Include a dash after the city code MOW. For example:
FQP PAR LON MOW - FRA NCE PAR

System Response:
FQP PARLONMOW-FRANCEPAR

01 F * * 1 * 2590.14 *RB *Y
02 Y * * 1 * 1995.14 *RB *Y
03 YEE3M * * 1 * 1420.14 *RB *Y
04 YPX3M * * 1 * 1229.14 *RB *Y
*4*RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY/CHECK FQN
*1-2*
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The system immediately offers you lower fares.

To look at the fare components of the fare on line 4, enter:
FQQ 4
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System Response:
FQQ4
04 YPX3M * * 1 * 1229.14 *RB *Y
------------------------------------------------------------
PAR
XLON YY Y Y 17DEC YPX3M 17MAR 20
MOW YY Y Y YPX3M 17MAR 20
XFRA YY Y Y YPX3M 23DEC17MAR 20
XNCE YY Y Y YPX3M 23DEC17MAR 20
PAR YY Y Y YPX3M 23DEC17MAR 20
EUR 1169.00 17DEC0xPAR YY X/LON YY MOW M475.03YY X/FRA

YY X/NCE YY PAR20M570.03NUC1045.06END ROE
EUR 6.86QX 1.117814
EUR 7.02FR XT EUR 4.72FR EUR 32.34RI EUR 9.20RA
EUR 46.26XT
EUR 1229.14
TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE AFTER DEPARTURE
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The X in front of the city code indicates a transfer point.

You have the option to indicate a surface sector between a city pair. Enter it as
two dashes next to each other (- -). To indicate a surface segment between
Moscow and Frankfurt in the following itinerary, Paris, London, Moscow,
Frankfurt, Nice, Paris, enter:
FQP PAR LON MOW -- FRA NCE PAR

System Response:
FQP PARLONMOW--FRANCEPAR

01 F * * 1 * 3188.84 *RB *Y
02 Y * * 1 * 2094.84 *RB *Y
*1-2*
*ATTN CHANGE TO NO STOPOVER MAY VARY FARE
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To check the fare components of the fare on line 02, enter:
FQQ 2

System Response:
FQQ2
02 Y * * 1 * 2094.84 *RB *Y
------------------------------------------------------------
PAR
LON YY Y Y 17DEC Y 20
MOW YY Y Y Y 20
FRA S U R F A C E
NCE YY Y Y Y 20
PAR YY Y Y Y 20
EUR 1978.00 17DEC0xPAR YY LON YY MOW M786.80//FRA YY

NCE YY PAR20M NCEMOW982.27NUC1769.07END
EUR 6.86QX ROE1.117814
EUR 7.02FR XT EUR 4.72FR EUR 64.41GB EUR 16.17RI EUR
EUR 102.96XT 12.95RA EUR 4.71DE
EUR 2094.84
ATTN* CHANGE TO NO STOPOVER MAY VARY FARE
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The system indicates the surface segment.

You may indicate both a surface segment and a stopover point at the same time.
To do this, enter three consecutive dashes (- - -). For example, with the previous
itinerary, designating Moscow as the point of stopover, and including a surface
gap between Moscow and Frankfurt, enter:
FQP PAR LON MOW --- FRA NCE PAR

If you experiment with the transfer and surface sector indicators, you can
compare the different results the system can produce.
Table: Results Examples
Entry Description
FQP PAR LON MOW – FRA NCE – PAR Stopovers in both Moscow and Nice. The
other cities are transfer points
FQP LIS MAD CDG OSL– Transfers at all cities before Oslo
FQP REK LHR - - FRA CPH REK Surface segment between London and
Frankfurt
The term transfer refers to a connection. Amadeus assumes different time ranges
for transfer points, depending on the market. See the following:
• Up to four hours in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, for
wholly domestic itineraries.
• Up to twelve hours in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
when parts of an itinerary is international. For example: international to
international or international to domestic.
• The same day in Australia and New Zealand for wholly domestic itineraries.
• Up to 24 hours everywhere else.
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Requesting Passenger Discounts

HE IAD
You can request specific discounts with informative pricing by including the
indicator /R at the very end of your entry. To request youth fares between Miami
and Frankfurt, enter:
FQP MIAFRA/M/RZZ
System Response:
FQPMIAFRA/M/RZZ

01 FRT * * 1 * 11997.89 *RB *Y
02 CRT * * 1 * 8524.89 *RB *Y
03 Y * * 1 * 4534.89 *RBSR *Y
04 MJXZZOWE * * 1 * 1481.89 *RBSR *Y
*1-3**DISCOUNT(S) NOT APPLICABLE
*3*
*3*
*4*AGE MIN12 MAX24
*4* ID. REQUIRED
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For a complete table of the various discount codes, see HE IAD.
Requesting Multiple Discounts and Calculating Them

HE FQP
You can request up to six different discounts in one entry. To request youth, child,
infant, senior citizen, seaman, and agent discounts for the itinerary Stockholm,
London, Stockholm, enter:
FQP ARNLHR/M/RZZ*CH*IN*CD*SC*AD50
System Response:
FQP ARNLHR/M/RZZ*CH*IN*CD*SC*AD50

01 Y * * 1 * 1142.11 *RB *Y
02 YCH * CH * 2 * 779.11 *RB *Y
03 * * 4 * 1142.11 *RB *Y
04 * * 5 * 1142.11 *RB *Y
05 * AD50 * 6 * 592.11 *RB *Y
06 YIN * IN * 3 * 111.00 *RB *N
07 YPX2M * * 1 * 863.02 *RBSR *Y
08 YPX2MCH * CH * 2 * 590.02 *RBSR *Y
09 * * 4 * 863.02 *RBSR *Y
10 * * 5 * 863.02 *RBSR *Y
11 YPX2MIN * IN * 3 * 83.00 *RBSR *N
*7-11*RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY/CHECK FQN
*1-6*
*7-11*
*DISCOUNT(S) NOT APPLICABLE
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The discount codes are numbered chronologically as you enter them. The fares
listed indicate the type of discount by using these numbers in the PTC column.
If any of the requested discounts do not apply, the system response contains
information indicating which discount or discounts do not apply.
For example, to calculate the total amount for fares on lines 5, 7, 8, and 11 (with
discount) using double slashes (//) to distinguish the different fare lines, enter:
FQU5//7//8//11
System Response:
FQU5//7//8//11
PASSENGER PTC NP FARE<EUR> TAX PER PSGR

01 AD50 AD50 1 550.00 42.11 592.11
02 ADT ADT 1 829.00 34.02 863.02
03 CH CH 1 556.00 34.02 590.02
04 IN IN 1 83.00 0.00 83.00
TOTALS 4 2018.00 110.15 2128.15
2-4 20 PERCENT PENALTY APPLIES

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You can have several passengers traveling on the same discount, for example,
two adults, three children, four travel agents and two infants. Use the option /X to
indicate that you want to multiply a fare. For example:
FQU1/X2//2/X3//5/X4//6/X2
System Response:
FQU1/X2//2/X3//5/X4//6/X2

01 ADT ADT 2 1100.00 42.11 1142.11
02 CH CH 3 737.00 42.11 779.11
03 AD50 AD50 4 550.00 42.11 592.11
04 IN IN 2 111.00 0.00 111.00
TOTALS 11 6833.00 378.99 7211.99

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Passenger Type Codes

HE PTC
Some fares in areas that use automated rules are not displayed unless you add
the appropriate passenger type code (PTC). Place the PTC after the /R option.
For example, to request military fares, enter:
FQP EWR/ACOMIA/RMIL
System Response:
FQP EWR/ACOMIA/RMIL
* FARE BASIS * DISC * PTC * FARE<USD> * MSG *T

01 A8 * * 1 * 824.75 *RBSR *Y
02 Y8 * * 1 * 674.75 *RBSR *Y
03 HM * * 1 * 424.75 *RBSR *Y
04 BDNX * * 1 * 311.75 *RB *Y
*1-2,4**DISCOUNT(S) NOT APPLICABLE
*1-4*ARPT RESTR FARE EWR SEG 1
*1-2*
*3* ID. REQUIRED
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The system also provides you with fares in addition to your requirement. Only the
last fare on line 3 is applicable to military discounts.
If you want, you can choose to process only the PTC you require. Add the
indicator *PTC to the end of your entry. For example:
FQP EWR/ACOMIA/RMIL,*PTC
System Response:
FQP EWR/ACOMIA/RMIL,*PTC

01 HM * * 1 * 424.75 *RBSR *Y
*1*ARPT RESTR FARE EWR SEG 1
*1* ID. REQUIRED
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Cumulative Discounts
HE FQP
A passenger can qualify for several discounts at the same time. This is referred to
as cumulative discounts. You enter the discount codes separated with a dash. To
calculate a fare for a passenger between Frankfurt and Chicago, traveling on UA,
who is entitled to both a military and a child discount, enter:
FQPFRA/AUAORD/RMIL-CH
System Response:
FQPFRA/AUAORD/RMIL-CH

01 FCH * CH * 1 * 3714.39 *RB *Y
02 CCH * CH * 1 * 2119.39 *RB *Y
03 YCH * CH * 1 * 1821.39 *RB *Y
04 MLMCH * CH * 1 * 219.39 *RBSR *Y
*4*MILIT/DEPNT FARE
*4* ID. REQUIRED
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Although you requested a child discount against the military passenger type
code, the system automatically displays all the child discounts applicable. The
child discount against the military fare is shown on line 4 of the display.
You can also request both passenger types in the same entry. For example to
request the military fare for the adult and a military child discount for the child,
enter:
FQPFRA/AUAORD/RMIL-CH*MIL
System Response:
FQPFRA/AUAORD/RMIL-CH*MIL

01 FCH * CH * 1 * 3714.39 *RB *Y
02 F * * 2 * 4937.39 *RB *Y
03 CCH * CH * 1 * 2119.39 *RB *Y
04 C * * 2 * 2811.39 *RB *Y
05 YCH * CH * 1 * 1821.39 *RB *Y
06 Y * * 2 * 2414.39 *RB *Y
07 MLMCH * CH * 1 * 219.39 *RBSR *Y
08 MLM * * 2 * 393.39 *RBSR *Y
*7-8*RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY/CHECK FQN
*2,4,6**DISCOUNT(S) NOT APPLICABLE
*7-8*MILIT/DEPNT FARE
*7-8* ID. REQUIRED
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Pricing an Itinerary Using a Mask

HE FQP
Depending on your location and the type of terminal that you have, you can use a
mask. The purpose of a mask is to help you describe an itinerary, and enter the
required information correctly. You can choose to display only the mask (/S), or
both the mask and a list of fares (/P). To request a mask for the itinerary London
- Singapore - London , enter:
FQP LHRSINLHR/S
System Response:
FQP/R,LON
U.YY . . .21MAR.LHR. . . .SIN.0.S
U.YY . . . .SIN. . . .LHR.0.S
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Note: The dots are column separators. Do not delete them.

To see a list of applicable fares together with the mask, include a /P at the end of
your entry. For example:
FQP LHRSINLHR/P
System Response:
FQP
U.YY . . .21MAR.LHR. . . .SIN.0.S
U.YY . . . .SIN. . . .LHR.0.S
* FARE BASIS * DISC * PTC * FARE<GBP> * MSG *T
01 F * * 1 * 7115.00 *RB *Y
02 C * * 1 * 4410.00 *RB *Y
03 Y * * 1 * 2988.00 *RB *Y
04 YEE6M * * 1 * 1411.00 *RB *Y
05 YJPX3M * * 1 * 1036.00 *RB *Y
*5*RES NEEDED ON SEG 1,2
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The following display is an example of how you can enter information in a mask.
You will also find an explanation of all available columns.
If you are indicating a flight number, type an S over the U and follow with the
airline’s two-letter code. When you have filled in your options, move the cursor to
the end of the mask and press ENTER. At a later stage, when you would like to
change an option, or add additional options to the mask, you can, depending on
your terminal. You have to type an F over the F in the FQP transaction code at
the beginning of the mask before you press ENTER.
You use the arrow keys to move around in the mask. Make sure you switch off
the insert key.
FQP/
S.SQ . 321.Y .17MAY.LHR.2215.>.1815.SIN.0.S
S.BA . 012.S .30MAY.SIN.2315.>.0555.LHR.0.S.
1)(2) (3)(4) (5) (6) (7)(8) (9)(10)11)12)(13)
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The following table explains the columns of the mask:
Table: Explanation of Itinerary Pricing Mask
Reference Explanation
1 Segment identification, which can be one of the following:

U Unknown segment
S Flight segment
A Standby
L Waitlist
W Waitlist
O Open segment
R Request
2 Airline code
You may enter YY to request common fares.
3 Flight number
4 Booking code (RBD)
This may be one or two characters.
5 Date
The current date is displayed and you can overtype the travel dates
for each segment.
6 Departure city
7 Flight departure time
8 Arrival change date indicator, which can be of the following:
+ Plus two days
> Plus one day
- Minus two days
< Minus one day
9 Arrival time
10 Arrival city
11 Number of stops the flight makes
12 Transfer or stopover indicator, which can be one of the following:
S Stopover
X Connection
U Undefined
13 Column for options
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Using Pricing Options with the Mask

You can enter pricing options when you use the mask for informative pricing.
Include the pricing option codes at the top line of the mask, after the FQP/. See
the following example:
FQP/RMIL
S.SQ . 321.Y .17MAY.LHR.2215.>.1815.SIN.0.S
S.BA . 012.S .30MAY.SIN.2315.>.0555.LHR.0.S.
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Below are some additional examples of adding pricing options:

• FQP/R,*NRF-PE
• FQP/R,LON.LON
Note: All pricing options normally available can be used with the mask.

Chapter 7
Itinerary Pricing
HE FXX and HE FXP

The itinerary pricing transactions allow you to price a PNR. Depending on which
transaction you use, you can choose to store, or not to store the pricing response
in a TST. The itinerary pricing transactions are as follows:
• FXP Prices an itinerary, and stores the response in a TST.
• FXX Prices an itinerary, without storing the response.
• When only one fare is applicable for an itinerary, the system displays a ticket
image, and stores a TST if you are using FXP.
• When several fares apply, the system displays a list of fares to choose from.
• When there is only one passenger, the system displays a ticket image.
• When there are several passengers, the system displays a list of passenger
and fare details.
• A fare proposed by the system is valid until you do an end of transaction (ET,
ER).
• The link with the Amadeus Fares and Pricing server has a limit of three
minutes. If you are inactive for longer than three minutes, you will be
disconnected. Re-enter a pricing entry.
• For selected markets, when the amount of fares offered are equal, carrier
specific fares take precedence over YY fares.
• The system prices an itinerary in the currency of the country of origin, and
automatically converts it into the currency of your terminal location when
needed.
• When you choose to store a TST, remember that the validity of the TST
varies, depending on your location. The TST validity is decided by each
market individually, and may be minutes, hours, or days.
For information about limitations that apply to round, circle and one-way trips, see
Pricing Journey Type Limitations on page 62.

Pricing a PNR
HE FXX and HE FXP
Here we use the following PNR to illustrate how to price a PNR:
--- RLR ---
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 BE/SU 14JAN0x/1705Z ZSHWF7
1.STAR/TREK MR
2 AF 065 K 01SEP 7 LAXCDG HK1 1435 B 1535 1115+1 *1A/E*
3 AF 068 K 16SEP 1 CDGLAX HK1 1220 2C 1320 1605 *1A/E*
4 AP LAX 1 310 419 2121-B
5 AP PAR 33 6 4545 36843-H
6 TK OK14JAN/NCE1A0900
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The place of our terminal location is in France, which means that the system will
convert the price from US dollars into euros, if nothing else is specified. To price
the itinerary, and create a TST, enter:
FXP
System Response:
FXP
* FARE BASIS * DISC * PSGR * FARE<EUR> * MSG *T

01 KEEUS * * P1 * 2913.05 * *Y
02 KHWPXUS+K* * * P1 * 1603.05 * *Y
03 KHWAPUS+K* * * P1 * 1491.05 * *Y
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Because several fares apply, the system displays a list of fares for you to choose
from. To select the fare, on line 3, enter:
FXT 03
System Response:
FXT3
01 STAR/TREK*
------------------------------------------------------------
LAX
PAR AF 0065 K K 01SEP 1535 KHWAPUS 01SEP01SEP PC
LAX AF 0068 K K 16SEP 1320 KHXAPUS 16SEP16SEP PC
USD 1267.00 01SEP02LAX AF PAR648.50AF LAX618.50NUC

EUR 1423.00 1267.00END ROE1.000000
EUR 8.99QX XT EUR 3.58FR EUR 5.61YC EUR 14.82US EUR
EUR 6.66FR 14.82US EUR 3.48XA EUR 6.73XY EUR 3.36XF
EUR 52.40XT LAX3.00
EUR 1491.05
RATE USED 1USD=1.12246EUR
TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE AFTER DEPARTURE
ENDOS NON-END/NON-TRANS/AF ONLY
PAYMT NONREF/SAPEX
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Chapter 7 Itinerary Pricing
If you are pricing several passengers at the same time, with the same fare, you
have to passenger-select with the FXT entry. For example, if you have five
passengers in a PNR, and you are choosing the fare on line 3, enter:
FXT03/P1-5
Pricing a Multi-Passenger PNR

HE FXX and HE FXP
Here we use the following PNR to illustrate how to price for multiple passengers:
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 AA/SU 16MAR05/1428Z ZBV4IU
1.ARMSTRONG/LOUIS MR 2.HOLIDAY/BILLIE MRS
3.MILLER/GLEN MR 4.WASHINGTON/DINAH MRS
5 LH 401 F 01DEC 4 JFKFRA HK4 1520 1 1605 0530+1 *1A/E*
6 LH 400 F 10DEC 6 FRAJFK HK4 0930 1 1000 1245 *1A/E*
7 AP NYC 1 212 840 6852-B,SECRETARY MRS. KELLY
8 AP FRA 49 69 696 2347-B, MR. WULF
9 TK OK17NOV/NCE1A0900
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To price the itinerary, without creating a TST, enter:
FXX
To price the itinerary and create a TST at the same time, enter:
FXP
The system response is the same (except for the entry on the first line).
System Response:
FXX

01 ARMSTRONG/LOUIS* ADT 1 6600.00 100.44 6700.44
02 HOLIDAY/BILLI* ADT 1 6600.00 100.44 6700.44
03 MILLER/GLEN * ADT 1 6600.00 100.44 6700.44
04 WASHINGTON/DINAH* ADT 1 6600.00 100.44 6700.44
TOTALS 4 26400.00 401.76 26801.76

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There was only one price applicable at this time, but because there are several
passengers in the PNR, the system displays a list of passenger and fare details,
as well as calculating the total amount for all passengers. To view a ticket image
for the passenger on line 04 of the above display, enter:
FQQ4

System Response:
FQQ4
04 WASHINGTON/DINA
------------------------------------------------------------
NYC
FRA LH 0401 F F 01DEC 1605 FR 01DEC PC
NYC LH 0400 F F 10DEC 1000 FR 01DEC PC
USD 8827.00 01DEC05NYC LH FRA4413.50LH NYC4413.50NUC

EUR 6600.00 8827.00END ROE1.000000
EUR 3.74YC XT EUR 10.54US EUR 3.70XA EUR 5.23XY EUR
EUR 10.54US 1.87AY EUR 37.38YQ EUR 17.99RA EUR 7.21DE
EUR 86.16XT EUR 2.24XF JFK3.00
EUR 6700.44
RATE USED 1USD=0.74763EUR
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Pricing Unit Concept

HE PUC
The pricing unit concept is a method of breaking a journey into standalone pricing
units. A pricing unit is defined as a journey or part of a journey that is priced
separately and is therefore capable of being ticketed separately.
Amadeus combines the pricing units within an itinerary, if such a combination is
allowed in the routing and if it results in a lower fare than a through fare.
The system processes the Advance Purchase category (AP) of all international
special fares, per pricing unit. If the special fare is part of the automated rules
product, the minimum (MN) and maximum (MX) stay conditions and seasonality
(SE) categories are processed as well.
Note: The pricing unit concept applies to all normal and special fares.
However, the pricing unit concept does not apply to ASEAN extension
fares. ASEAN extension fares are special 'add on' fares for visits to
Asian countries. These must be issued in combination with an
international fare originating inside Traffic Conference 3 (TC3). And the
whole trip must remain within TC3.
You can view the pricing units applied by entering the FQN or FQS follow-up
transaction after pricing. For example:
FQN1
1 - PSGR P1 ADT
>FQN 1-1 ADT LONNYC BA Y2 PU 1 N
>FQN 1-2 ADT NYCLAX AA Y26 PU 2 N
>FQN 1-3 ADT LAXNYC AA Y26 PU 2 N
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In the example above, pricing unit 1 is a one-way fare London to New York.
Pricing unit 2 is a return New York to Los Angeles.
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Pricing Options
HE FXP, HE FXX
You can add options to further define your pricing requirements. The options
apply equally to FXP and FXX.
The following table shows some examples of the pricing options.
Table: Examples of Pricing Options
Entry Explanation
FXX/A-JRT Prices the whole itinerary with one fare basis code. The
pricing overrides the exceptions table .
FXP/INF Prices all infant passengers
FXP/PAX Prices all non-infant passengers
FXP/P2,4,6 Prices an itinerary for a selection of passengers
FXP/RMIL,*PTC Prices only the PTC for military.
FXP/R,*NPE Prices using expanded parameters (no penalties)
FXP/R,*NPE,*RF,*NPA Prices using multiple expanded parameters
FXP/S2LHCFRALHR Prices an open segment in C class on LH from FRA to
LHR, after segment 2
FXP/S2,LHCFRALHR Prices only segment 2, and an open segment in C class
for FRA LHR
Note: You can request a maximum of four open
segments per transaction.
The following table shows examples of how to combine pricing options.
Table: Examples of Combining Pricing Options
Entry Explanation
FXP/P1-2/S2-4/S8X/S9 Prices passengers 1 and 2, segments 2 through 4, and

segments 8 and 9. Indicates a transfer for segment 8.
FXP/P1,2/S5X/R,LON.FRA Prices all segments for passengers 1 and 2, indicates
segment 5 as a transfer. The point of sale is London
and point of ticketing is Frankfurt
For information about how to use the pricing options, see HE FAR, GP OPT.

Using Passenger Discounts for Pricing

HE PTC
You can request discount fares by using discount codes or passenger type
codes. You can include a PTC in the name field of a PNR, or in a fare discount
element. The discount codes can be included in the pricing entry. See the
Amadeus Online Help for the full list of passenger type codes.
Discount Pricing by Name Field Information

You can include passenger type codes in the name field of the PNR; however,
only three-character codes are accepted. The following PNR shows passengers
eligible for a child discount, infant, youth discount, and senior citizen discount:
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 BE/SU 17DEC0x/1538Z YH66MW
1.ARMSTRONG/LOUIS (CHD) 2.HOLIDAY/BILLIE MRS(INF/SUE/21MAR07)
3.MILLER/GLEN (YTH) 4.WASHINGTON/DINAH MRS (YCD)
5 LH 401 C 01DEC 7 JFKFRA HK4 1530 1 1615 0530+1 *1A/E*
6 LH 400 C 10DEC 2 FRAJFK HK4 1015 1 1045 1320 *1A/E*
7 AP NYC 1 212 840 6852-B, SECRETARY MRS. GREEN
8 AP FRA 49 69 696 2347-B, MR. WULF
9 TK OK17DEC/NCE1A0900
10 SSR CHLD LH HK1/P1
11 SSR INFT LH HK1 HOLIDAY/SUE 21MAR07/S5/P2
12 SSR INFT LH HK1 HOLIDAY/SUE 21MAR07/S6/P2
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When you are pricing the PNR, the system immediately picks up the codes from
the name fields, and applies them as discounts. See the following pricing
response:
FXX

01 ARMSTRONG/LOUIS CH 1 4376.00 87.00 4463.00
02 HOLIDAY/SUE IN 1 654.00 62.53 716.53
03 HOLIDAY/BILLI* ADT 1 6532.00 87.00 6619.00
04 MILLER/GLEN ADT 1 6532.00 87.00 6619.00
05 WASHINGTON/DINAH* CD 1 5878.00 87.00 5965.00
TOTALS 5 23972.00 410.53 24382.53

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The system could not match the youth discount for passenger 4, and the system
defaults to the normal adult (ADT) passenger type code instead.
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Discount Pricing by Codes

You can request discount pricing by including a passenger discount code at the
end of your pricing entry after the /R option. To request a discount for a child,
enter:
FXX/P1/RCH
You can also request discount pricing for several passengers, separating the
different codes by an asterisk. To request discounts for a child, a senior citizen
and a military, enter:
FXP/RCH*CD*MM
System Response:
FXP/RID90*CH*CD*MM

01 CR * ID90 * 1 * 740.00 * *Y
02 * CH * 2 * 4463.00 * *Y
03 * CD * 3 * 5965.00 * *Y
04 * MM * 4 * 6619.00 * *Y
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The system displays a list of fares, and fare details, for you to choose from. You
need to inform the system which passenger you want to match with which
discount. For example:
FXT01/P1//02/P2//03/P3//04/P4
System Response:
FXT01/P1//02/P2//03/P3//04/P4

01 P1 ID90 1 653.00 87.00 740.00
02 P2 CH 1 4376.00 87.00 4463.00
03 P3 CD 1 5878.00 87.00 5965.00
04 P4 MM 1 6532.00 87.00 6619.00
TOTALS 4 17439.00 348.00 17787.00

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The system matches your request with the passengers, and displays a list of fare
details, as well as the total amounts.

Discount Pricing by Fare Discount Elements

HE FD
You can specify fare discount codes in PNR fare elements (FD). See the
Amadeus Online Help for the full list of discount codes.
The system automatically takes the codes into account when you make a pricing
entry. You can store up to three discount codes per passenger and per segment,
in either a single FD element, or in multiple FD elements. You can segment-
associate an FD element even if no TST is created.
Here we use the following PNR to illustrate the FD entry:
RP/NCE1A0900/
1.GREEN/PEPPER MR 2.THYME/HERB MR
3 LT 911 T 05JUN 3 MCODUS HK2 1400 1530 0615+1 332 0 M
SEE RTSVC
4 LT 910 T 12JUN 3 DUSMCO HK2 0830 B 1000 1345 332 0 M
SEE RTSVC
5 AP ORL 1 407 862 7442-B, MR.GREEN
6 AP DUS 49 211 34 56 790-B, HOTEL LINDNER
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These passengers are entitled to different discounts, which you can store as fare
discount elements in the PNR.
For Mr Green, who is a youth, enter:
FDZZ/P1
For Mr. Thyme, who is a senior citizen, enter:
FDCD/P2
System Response:
RP/NCE1A0900/
1.GREEN/PEPPER MR 2.THYME/HERB MR
3 LT 911 T 05JUN 3 MCODUS HK2 1400 1530 0615+1 332 0 M
SEE RTSVC
4 LT 910 T 12JUN 3 DUSMCO HK2 0830 B 1000 1345 332 0 M
SEE RTSVC
5 AP ORL 1 407 862 7442-B, MR.GREEN
6 AP DUS 49 211 34 56 790-B, HOTEL LINDNER
8 FD PAX ZZ/P1
9 FD PAX CD/P2
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To price the itinerary, just enter any of the basic pricing transactions. For
example:
FXP
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System Response:
FXP

01 GREEN/PEPPE* ZZ 1 978.00 61.84 1039.84
02 THYME/HERB* CD 1 978.00 61.84 1039.84
TOTALS 2 1956.00 123.68 2079.68
1-2 100.00 USD PENALTY APPLIES

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The system applies the correct discounts.
Using the FD Element to Specify an Age

Some fares require that an age is specified in the FD element to ensure that the
passenger is entitled to a specific discount.
Here we use the following PNR to illustrate this:
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1.LAVENDER/ER(CHD/03DEC03) 2.SMITH/JOHNMR
3.SMITH/MARY MRS(INF/PHIL/02MAR07)
4 IT6125 M 15APR 6 ORYMRS SS3 0655 W 0710 0820 320 0
5 IT6326 M 18APR 2 MRSORY SS3 0745 2 0800 0915 320 0
6 SSR YY CHLD/P1
7 SSR YY INFT/P3
8 FD CH/02MAR07/P1
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To state that the infant Phil is an infant, use the FD entry and include a passenger
association after the date of birth, as follows:
FDIN/02MAR07/P3
Note: The date of birth of INF/CHD must always be included.
System Response:
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1.LAVENDER/ER(CHD/03DEC03) 2.SMITH/JOHNMR
3.SMITH/MARY MRS(INF/PHIL/02MAR07)
4 IT6125 M 15APR 6 ORYMRS SS3 0655 W 0710 0820 320 0
5 IT6326 M 18APR 2 MRSORY SS3 0745 2 0800 0915 320 0
6 SSR YY 1CHLD/P1
7 SSR YY 1INFT/P1
8 FD INF IN/02MAR07/P3
9 FD CH/03DEC03/P1
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The system recognizes that 'IN' is an infant discount code, and automatically
adds an INF identifier to the FD element. You can also manually add the INF or
PAX identifier to any PNR fare element. Optionally, you can specify the age,
using a birth date as follows:
FDI02MAR07
For more information, see HE FD.

Pricing Override Options

HE OVERRIDE
Pricing override functions are permitted in all Amadeus markets. However, some
airlines may restrict their use. If you are using pricing override functions, the TST
in your PNR may be considered manual. It is your responsibility to obtain
authorization from the airline owning the fare for the ticket you are modifying.
Table: Pricing Override Options
Entry Explanation
FXP/R,12JUN0x Past date pricing

FXP/L-LPX3M Pricing and ticketing by fare basis
TTP/L2,4-Y6/L5-YAP
FXP/L-GHWGV/RGRP Pricing and ticketing by fare basis for group fares
TTP/LGHWGV/RGRP
TTP/ZO-50A Zap-off an amount of 50 units, or a percentage of
FXX/ZO-75P*AD75 75%, and add a ticket designator AD75
FXX/R,ET Tax options
TTP/R,ET-FRSE
FXP/R,AT-FRSE18A
FXX/R,AT-NZEM12.5P
FXP/R,WT-XY-YC-XF
TTP/V*NZ Ticketing carrier override
Note: This functionality is controlled by the OVC
field in the office profile.
Past Date Pricing

HE FQP
The past date pricing option allows you to price a fare in the past as follows:
• Up to six months in the past for the US and Canadian domestic itineraries
• Up to twelve months in the past for all other itineraries.
The system uses the fare and the rules of the date you include in your entry.
Routing and currency conversion information is taken from the current date.
The fail code V is printed on the ticket, unless you price a past date on the day
that the fares change (for example, in markets with several daily fare loads).
Here is an example entry:
FXP/R,12AUG08
You may print a ticket and reprice an itinerary by using the past date pricing
option. For example:
TTP/R,12AUG08
When you combine the print entry TTP with the /R option, the existing TST is
deleted and repriced with a fare of the date you include in the entry. However, the
ticket will show the current date as the issue date.
Note: The /R option only applies to pricing.
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Pricing and Ticketing by Fare Basis

You can force pricing or ticketing by fare basis code, provided that the fare rule is
filed in coded format. You may want to do this if, for example, the pricing request
displays the lowest fare, but you know that there is a more expensive, less
restrictive fare available.
There are two options available for pricing by fare basis code:
Table: Pricing by Fare Basis Options
Option Description
/A All fare rules and booking codes are validated and the
TST is guaranteed.
/L Overrides (ignores) certain fare rules, and the TST is
flagged as manual. See HE FAR, GP OP2 for details of
this option.
Note: /A and /L cannot be combined in the same pricing entry. However, /A

can be used with /LI and /LO, which are not pricing entries.
When you use the /A option to force pricing by fare basis code, you can price an
itinerary even if it contains segments for airlines that do not allow pricing
overrides.
To price the whole itinerary with one fare basis code, enter for example:
FXX/A-JRT
FXX Pricing or ticketing entry

/A Slash, A (pricing by fare basis indicator)
-JRT Dash, fare basis code
To price using different fare basis codes, enter for example:
FXX/A2-JRT/A3-J3A
FXX Pricing or ticketing entry

2 Segment number
-JRT Dash, fare basis code
3 Segment number
-J3A Dash, fare basis code
This results in a break in the fare at the off point of segment 2 and the off point of
segment 3.
The system validates the following items when you use pricing or ticketing by fare
basis: stopovers, surcharges, child discount, other discounts, passenger types,
and routings.
The following table contains some examples, and explanations. For further
examples, see HE FAR, GP OP2.

Table: Examples of Pricing and Ticketing by Fare Basis
Entry Explanation
FXP/L-YAP Prices or tickets all segments in a PNR with the

TTP/L-YAP fare basis code YAP
FXP/L-YAP*6OCT5NOV Prices or tickets all segments in a PNR, with the
TTP/L-YAP*6OCT5NOV fare basis code YAP, and adds not valid before
and not valid after dates
FXX/S2-4/L-YAP Prices or tickets separate segments in a PNR
TTP/S2-S4/L-YAP
FXP/L2,4-YZZ/L5-YAP3M Prices segments 2 and 4 with fare basis YZZ, and
segment 5 with fare basis YAP3M
FXX/L2-Y6/L3-Y6/L5-YAP Prices a whole itinerary with different fare basis
codes, without assuming a through fare, breaking
the fare at all specified points
FXP/S2-4/L2,3-YAP1M/L4-LZZ Prices parts of an itinerary, applying different fare
basis codes, and assumes a through fare
Note: When you choose parts of an itinerary
to be priced by fare basis, you must
segment select (S2,4) as well as refer
to the different segment numbers after
the identifier L.
FXX/L-GHWGV/RGRP Prices or tickets by fare basis for group fares
TTP/L-GHWGV/RGRP Note: Currently you may only use this option
for fares filed in Automated Rules
format. The system does not validate
conditions of the group fare rules, and
TSTs created with this option are
considered manual.
Zap-Off
Use the zap-off option to manually apply a discount to an itinerary or a segment.
The discount is applied in the currency of your terminal. The system appends the
ticket designator DISC to the fare basis code, unless you specify something else.
Different fail codes are printed on the ticket, depending on how you use the
option.
You may specify a percentage by adding the indicator P, or an amount by adding
the indicator A. A percentage discount is always applied to the base fare. The
zap-off option defaults to either the base fare, or the total fare. Your default option
is controlled by the fare quote profile. If you wish to override the default set for
you, see the following example of the entries:
FXP/ZO-B75P Zap-off 75% from the base fare (not valid

in USA)
TTP/ZO-T20A Zap-off an amount (20 units) of the total
fare. T (meaning total) applies only with
A (amount) and not with P (percentage).
Pricing will fail if one or more of the following conditions exists:

• The segments being priced are not on the same carrier and user wants to
zapp-off an amount.
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• When discounting an amount of the total fare, there is more than one fare
component and more than one taxation applies.
The following message is displayed:
'UNABLE TO DISCOUNT/INTERLINE OR MULTI-TAX'
See HE ZAPOFF for more information.
Tax and Surcharge Options

HE FAR, GP OP2
You can use these options to manipulate taxes and surcharges in a fare
calculation. For more information, See Tax and Surcharge Options on page 67.
Ticketing Carrier Override

The ticketing carrier override option is controlled by the OVC field in your office
profile. If this field is set to YES, you can override the validating airline and print a
ticket on an airline, whether it is participating in the itinerary or not. The fail code
R is printed on the ticket. For example:
TTP/V*NZ
You are responsible for verifying whether a ticketing agreement exists between
the airlines in the PNR and the airline you are validating. The system does not
verify such information when you use this option.
To find out whether a ticketing agreement exists, enter TGAD-XX/YY (XX =
airline in the PNR, YY = the second airline). For example, to check the ticketing
agreement between Air France and British Airways, enter:
TGAD-AF/BA
System Response:
--AIRLINES HAVING AGREEMENT WITH: AF
BA T P E
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T Ticketing
P Prepaid
E Electronic ticketing
You can also check the ticketing agreement as follows:

• Contact the airline directly
• Enter GGAIRxx (xx = carrier code)

Fare Calculation Mode Indicators

HE FCMI, HE FAILCODE
The system generates a fail code, or fare calculation mode indicator, when you
price or print a ticket with special conditions. These codes are printed on the
ticket, displayed in the ticket image, and stored in the TST. The code can be
either a letter or a number, to indicate how the itinerary was priced.
See HE FCMI for a list of the TST indicators and the entries to create them.
The fail codes are divided into two groups. They are either created by the fare
quote system when you price an itinerary, or by the ticket server when you print a
ticket. Sometimes you may find that you get one code when you price the
itinerary, and another when you print the ticket. Fail codes created by the ticket
server always take precedence.
Examples of a Ticket Image, TST, and a Ticket

The following is an example of a ticket image, generated by the system after a
pricing entry:
FXX/ZO-500A
01 FOSTER/ANDRE*
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NCE
NYC DL 0083 Y Y 16JUN 1230 YWB/DISC PC
NCE DL 0082 Y Y 21JUN 2020 YWB/DISC PC
EUR 3158.00 16JUN02NCE DL NYC Q8.00 1628.17DL NCE Q

8.00 1628.17LESS447.19NUC2825.15END ROE
EUR 7.17QX 1.117814
EUR 6.66FR XT EUR 3.75FR EUR 5.61YC EUR 14.37US EUR
EUR 51.68XT 14.37US EUR 3.48XA EUR 6.74XY EUR 3.36XF
EUR 3223.51 JFK3.00
AMOUNT DISCOUNT OVERRIDE APPLIED TO BASE FARE *B*
EUR 500.00 MANUAL DISC APPLIED/VERIFY RULES WITH CARRIER
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The fail code B is displayed together with information on how the PNR was
priced.
A TST, or transitional stored ticket, is a record containing all the ticketing
information attached to a PNR. The system automatically stores information
requested from the fare server in the TST.
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The following is an example of a TST, where you can see the indicator at the top
of the panel:
TST00001 NCE1A0900 BE/18DEC M B OD NCENCE SI
T-
FXP/ZO-500A
1.FOSTER/ANDREW MR
1 NCE DL 083 Y 16JUN 1230 OK YWB DISC PC
2 O JFK DL 082 Y 21JUN 2020 OK YWB DISC PC
NCE
FARE F EUR 3158.00
TAX X EUR 7.17QXAE X EUR 6.66FRSE X EUR 3.75FRTI
TAX X EUR 5.61YCAE X EUR 14.37USAP X EUR 14.37USAS
TAX X EUR 3.48XACO X EUR 6.74XYCR X EUR 3.36XF
TOTAL EUR 3223.51
NCE DL NYC Q8.00 1628.17DL NCE Q8.00 1628.17LESS447.19NUC2825.1
5END ROE1.117814 XF JFK3
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The TST indicator is M for manual pricing.

Note: For more information on TSTs, see HE TST.

Chapter 8
Amadeus Best Pricer
HE BEST PRICER or HE FXA or HE FXB

Amadeus Best Pricer enables you to price a PNR with the lowest available fare
for a booked itinerary. It checks for lower fares and availability in lower booking
classes, or for lower fares in the same booking class as already booked. The
system suggests only fares that are applicable to the itinerary and the passenger
type. It also checks the rule conditions.
Amadeus Best Pricer can automatically rebook an itinerary in a lower booking
class, by using the highest access. Alternatively, the system can inform you of
lower fares without rebooking, to enable you to check if the suggested fare is
suitable for the passenger, without changing the PNR. You can also choose to
store, or not to store the pricing response in a TST.
In certain markets, Amadeus Best Pricer checks for lower fares across all cabins
of the aircraft, and gives preference to the highest cabin when the same fare
applies. In other markets, Amadeus Best Pricer checks for lower fares in the
same cabin as the already booked segment.
Table: Amadeus Best Pricer Entries
Entry Explanation
FXB Rebook to the lowest fare, and create a TST

FXR Rebook to the lowest fare but do not create a TST
FXA Display a list of lower fares
FXU Select a fare after FXA, rebook, and create a TST
FXZ Select a fare after FXA, rebook, but do not create a TST
FXL Display lowest possible fare
Note: The system also informs you about seat availability.
For information about the conditions and restrictions that apply, see HE BEST
PRICER.

Amadeus Best Pricer with Automatic Rebooking

HE FXB
You can use the Amadeus Best Pricer entries FXB and FXR to rebook an
itinerary in a lower class. FXB creates a TST, FXR does not.
The following PNR illustrates the Amadeus Best Pricer function:
--- RLR ---
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 BE/SU 18DEC0x/1003Z YJTSE7
1.ADLER/GRACE MRS 2.MCFARLAND/JACK MR 3.TRUHMAN/WILL MR
4.WALKER/KAREN MRS
5 BA 456 C 10MAY 5 LHRMAD HK4 0710 1 0755 1120 *1A/E*
6 BA 455 C 17MAY 5 MADLHR HK4 0755 1 0840 1000 *1A/E*
7 AP LON 44 20 73731075-B, SECRETARY MRS. BAXTER
8 AP MAD 34 91 8023970-B, MR.LOPEZ
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To find the lowest applicable fare for this itinerary, and store TSTs, enter:
FXB
System Response:
FXB
ITINERARY REBOOKED
01 ADLER/GRACE* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
02 MCFARLAND/JACK* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
03 TRUHMAN/WILL* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
04 WALKER/KAREN* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
TOTALS 4 716.00 141.36 857.36
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The system informs you that the itinerary is rebooked.

Since the PNR contains several passengers, the system displays a list of
passenger and fare details. You can view any of the fare details when there is
only one TST, by entering:
TQT
To view the details for a TST when multiple TSTs exist, enter:
TQT/T3
All passengers in this example have exactly the same fare, and therefore the
same TST.
If instead you use the entry FXR to rebook, the response with a list of passenger
and fare details will be the same, but no TSTs are created. You can still view the
fare details by using the entry FQQ, followed by a number for a passenger.
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When you retrieve the PNR, you can see that the itinerary has been rebooked.
See the following example:
--- RLR ---
4.WALKER/KAREN MRS
5 BA 456 N 10MAY 5 LHRMAD HK4 0755 1120 E
NAME CHANGE RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY IN M CABIN
SEE RTSVC
6 BA 455 N 17MAY 5 MADLHR HK4 0840 1000 E
NAME CHANGE RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY IN M CABIN
SEE RTSVC
8 AP MAD 34 91 8023970-B, MR.LOPEZ
10 FE PAX NON ENDORSEABLE/S5-6/P1-4
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The new booking class, with a lower fare, is N.

Amadeus Best Pricer with Manual Rebooking

HE FXA
You can use the Amadeus Best Pricer entry FXA to display a list of lower
applicable fares. As a follow-up you can choose to do a manual rebooking with
the entries FXU which stores a TST, or FXZ which does not store a TST.
Here is the same PNR again:
--- RLR ---
4.WALKER/KAREN MRS
5 BA 456 C 10MAY 5 LHRMAD HK4 0710 1 0755 1120 *1A/E*
6 BA 455 C 17MAY 5 MADLHR HK4 0755 1 0840 1000 *1A/E*
8 AP MAD 34 91 8023970-B, MR.LOPEZ
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To request a list of lower fares, enter:
FXA
System Response:
FXA
* FARE BASIS * DISC * PSGR * FARE<EUR> * MSG *T

01 C1WR * * P1-4 * 956.39 * *Y
02 C2BA * * P1-4 * 887.39 *SR *Y
03 YSR * * P1-4 * 850.34 * *Y
04 NEUROFF+B* * * P1-4 * 375.34 * *Y
05 NEUROFF+H* * * P1-4 * 327.34 * *Y
06 NEUROFF+K* * * P1-4 * 295.34 * *Y
07 NEUROFF+M* * * P1-4 * 262.34 * *Y
08 VLWABEU+N* * * P1-4 * 238.34 * *Y
09 NEUROFF * * P1-4 * 214.34 * *Y
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As a follow-up entry, you can request:

• FQN Fare rule information
• FQS Booking code information
• FQQ Fare details
• FQH Vertical fare calculation
• FQR Routing information
If for example you would like to rebook the itinerary and use the fare on line 8
without storing a TST, enter:
FXZ8
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System Response:
FXZ8
ITINERARY REBOOKED
01 ADLER/GRACE* ADT 1 203.00 35.34 238.34
03 TRUHMAN/WILL* ADT 1 203.00 35.34 238.34
04 WALKER/KAREN* ADT 1 203.00 35.34 238.34
TOTALS 4 812.00 141.36 953.36

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To view the ticket image for passenger 4, enter FQQ4.
Displaying The Lowest Available Fare

With a PNR open you can search for lower fares that match the flights and dates
of the current itinerary.
To display the lowest possible fares, enter:
FXA/LO
To display a list of lowest available fares, enter:
FXA/LI
To display only the lowest available fare, enter:
FXA/LA
Note: The /LO, /LI, and /LA options cannot be used together.
Displaying the Lowest Possible Fare

HE FXL
You can use the entry FXL to display the lowest possible fare for an itinerary.
The system will also advise you about seat availability. There is no follow-up
entry to rebook the itinerary with FXL. Use either the FXB or the FXR entry.
Here is the same PNR as before. To display the lowest possible fare, enter:
FXL

System Response:
FXL
LOWEST PRICE IS AVAILABLE

01 ADLER/GRACE* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
03 TRUHMAN/WILL* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
04 WALKER/KAREN* ADT 1 179.00 35.34 214.34
TOTALS 4 716.00 141.36 857.36

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You can view the fare details for any of the passengers by using the FQQ entry,
for example, FQQ3. If there is only one passenger in the PNR, the system
displays a ticket image.
If the lowest fare is not available, the system will still display passenger and fare
details of the lowest fare, but include the following message at the top of the
display:
LOWEST SOLD OUT // TRY WAITLIST
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Using Passenger Discounts with Amadeus Best

Pricer
You may combine multiple passenger types with Amadeus Best Pricer, provided
that the lowest fare per passenger is in the same class for all passengers, and
that the fare rule conditions allow pricing.
If different booking classes apply, the system displays the following message:
SPLIT PNR – DIFFERENT BOOKING CODES REQUIRED FOR LOWEST FARES
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If the flight availability for a passenger type is less than the total number of
passengers in a PNR, the system does not display the split PNR message.
Instead it rebooks all passengers in a higher available class.
Entering Passenger Type Codes in the Amadeus Best Pricer

Entry
If the passenger type codes are not included in the name fields of the PNR, you
can include them in the Amadeus Best Pricer entry. However, you must select all
passengers in the PNR, even though you only want to apply a specific discount
for specific passengers.
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The following PNR illustrates this entry:

RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 BE/SU 18DEC0x/1017Z YJU2PI
1.FORET/JEAN MR 2.MARCONI/ANITA MISS 3.MARCONI/LUCA MR
4 AF1204 Y 20APR 6 CDGFCO HK3 0630 2D 0715 0920 *1A/E*
5 AF2305 Y 24APR 3 FCOCDG HK3 0615 B 0700 0905 *1A/E*
6 AP PAR 33 1 45 39 64 17-B, MR. MARCONI
7 AP ROM 39 06 48 90 57 40-H MR.BUSCARRONE
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To apply a child discount for passenger 2, and indicate passengers 1 and 3 as

normal adults, enter:
FXB/P1,3/PAX//P2/RCH
System Response:
ITINERARY REBOOKED
01 FORET/JEAN* ADT 1 340.00 18.83 358.83
02 MARCONI/LUCA* ADT 1 340.00 18.83 358.83
03 MARCONI/ANITA* CH 1 255.00 16.01 271.01
TOTALS 3 935.00 53.67 988.67
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You use the code PAX to identify adult passengers with no discount.
When an infant is present in the PNR, the system automatically bases the fare on
the regular passenger fare. If, however, you receive the system warning message
'SPLIT PNR', select all non-infant passengers using the /PAX entry. For example:
Then price the infant separately using the FXP/INF entry.

Using Fare Discount Elements with Amadeus Best

Pricer
Instead of entering passenger type codes in the name field of the PNR, or
including them in the pricing entry, you can store them in a fare discount element.
Here we use the following PNR to illustrate this:
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 MW/SU 30MAY06/1051Z KSOJIV
1.BOLAND/JAMES MR 2.BOLAND/MARIJN MS
3.TIMMERMANNS/MIEKE MRS (INF/FEMKE/02FEB06)
4 AF1148 C 18AUG 5 CDGBCN HK3 0715 2F 0745 0930 *1A/E*
5 AF1349 C 25AUG 5 BCNCDG HK3 1205 A 1235 1430 *1A/E*
6 TK OK05JUN/NCE1A0990
7 SSR INFT AF HK1 TIMMERMANNS/FEMKE 02FEB06/S4/P3
8 SSR INFT AF HK1 TIMMERMANNS/FEMKE 02FEB06/S5/P3
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To specify that passenger 2 is a child, enter:
FDCH/03JAN07/P2
The system updates the PNR, and adds the following elements:
9 SSR YY 1CHLD/P2
10 FD CH/03JAN07/P2
To perform a Best Pricer pricing and store the TSTs, enter:
FXB
All passengers are priced and rebooked successfully.
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Cabin Option
When searching for low fares, you can include the cabin option /K, which
searches for fare options in the specified cabins. This option can be used at
itinerary level with any of the Amadeus Best Pricer transactions. To search for
fares in Business Class, for example, enter:
FXA/KC
Table: Cabin Identification Codes
Code Cabin
F First
C Club (Business)
M Economy but not
Economy/Coach Premium
W Economy/Coach Premium
Y Economy (Y = W + M)
Each cabin is defined by the airline, so the classes could vary.

You can also specify more than one cabin in your entry. For example, to search
for the lowest fare in First or Club only, enter:
FXA/KFC
For more information, see HE BEST PRICER.

Pricing Options
You can use all the normal pricing options with Amadeus Best Pricer. The
following table includes some examples:
Table: Examples of Amadeus Best Pricer Options
Entry Explanation
FXB/S4S Stopover indication at segment 4

FXB/S4,6S Stopover indication at segments 4 and 6
FXB/S4X Transfer indication at segment 4
FXB/S4,6X Transfer indication at segments 4 and 6
FXB/B4 Fare break point at segment 4
FXB/BT-4 Turnaround point at segment 4
FXB/PO Global routing (via the North Pole)
FXB/S4PO Requests Amadeus Best Pricer of specific
segment, via a global routing
FXB/RMIL Specifies a passenger type code (Military)
FXB/R,*NPE Specifies expanded parameters (request fares
with no penalty information)
FXB/R,ET Exempts taxes
FXB/R,NYC Overrides point of sale
FXB/R,NYC.STO Overrides point of sale and ticketing
FXB/P1/RYTH//P2/RCH/P3-4/PAX Multiple passenger types
RT IE9998,FXB Retrieves and prices a PNR
Combined Options:
FXB/S2-4/S8X,PO/S9 Prices segments 2 through 4, 8 and 9, and
indicates a transfer at segment 8 as well as
indicating a global routing.
FXB/S5X/R,LON.FRA
Indicates a transfer at segment 5, and overrides
the point of sale and ticketing.
For more information about using pricing options, see HE FAR, GP OPT.
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Chapter 9
Amadeus Value Pricer
HE VALUE PRICER or HE FXC

Amadeus Value Pricer searches for available low fare itinerary recommendations.
You can use Value Pricer entries with or without an active PNR.
The system returns from 4 to 20 recommendations, which you can choose from
to either create a new booking, or rebook an existing one. Value Pricer processes
multi-passenger types, and guarantees your seat at booking time.
Note: The number of recommendations to be displayed is indicated in the
office profile. the VPN field (Value Pricer number) can contain any
number from 4 to 20.
Amadeus Service Fee Manager is fully integrated with Amadeus Value
Pricer. The Value Pricer recommendations include the ticketing fees by
default.
Value Pricer can be used by a variety of travel agencies, such as corporate,
leisure travel, and multi-national agencies. However, distribution of Value Pricer
will be restricted as a charge will apply. Value Pricer supports domestic and
international sectors, interline routings, and one-way, return, circle, and open-jaw
trips.
Value Pricer is based on Amadeus neutral availability. The following options can
be used to customize your search request:
• Time
• Airline
• Connecting point
• Flight category
• Cabin
Value Pricer supports published fares, negotiated fares, ATPCO private fares,
and interline pricing. generally, all Amadeus Best Pricer and standard pricing
restrictions apply to Value Pricer. Additionally, there are other restrictions that
apply only to Value Pricer.
Your request can contain the following fare options:
• Up to six different passenger types, which are processed simultaneously
• Taxes
• Ticketing date
• Override selling/ticketing city

• Expanded parameters
The minimum elements you need to perform a Amadeus Value Pricer transaction
are:
• Number of passengers (if more than one)
• Origin
• Destination
• Date
You can enter these elements manually, or, if a PNR is present, the system
automatically retrieves them from the PNR.
The only mandatory element in your entry is the destination. By default, if you
only specify the destination, the system searches for low fares for one adult
passenger on flights departing today from the city associated to your office
profile. For example, if you enter:
FXC PAR
and your office is located in London, the system searches by default for low fares
for one adult passenger from London to Paris using today’s date and time.
Using the elements you enter, or from the PNR, the system finds up to nine low-
fare itineraries, and displays them in a recommendation display.
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Recommendation Display
A recommendation display contains from 4 to 20 recommendations of fares and
itineraries proposed by the system (see the note).
For example, you want to search for low fares for an adult passenger flying from
Paris to New York on February 10, and returning ten days later. The entry is:
FXCPAR/D10FEBNYC/D20FEBPAR
System Response:
FXCPAR/D10FEBNYC/D20FEBPAR
--------------------------RECOMMENDATION 1 (EUR 464.33)------

PTC CUR TAX FARE BASIS
1 ADT 1 EUR 464.33 66.33 LLWAPT4+
TOTAL 1 EUR 464.33 66.33
1: DL8270 L 10FEB CDG2C JFK 1 1855 2055 0.777 08:00

2 DL 118 L 20FEB JFK 3 CDG2C 1940 0850+1 0.M11 07:10
** TO (RE)BOOK USE FXZ **
1 TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE

1 ADT 1 EUR 464.33 66.33 QLWSP4W+
TOTAL 1 EUR 464.33 66.33
1: CO 81 Q 10FEB CDG2C EWR B 1020 1230 E0/777 08:10

2: CO 80 Q 20FEB EWR C CDG2C 1710 0620+1 E0/777 07:10
** TO (RE)BOOK USE FXZ **
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The fare information displayed includes the following:

• Total fare information
• Passenger type
• Tax total
• Fare basis
• Last ticketing date
• Penalty and warning messages
The itinerary information displayed includes the following:
• Flight number
• Operating carrier (if different to the marketing carrier)
• Marketing carrier
• Booking class
• Departure date
• Last seat indicator
• Departure and arrival airports
• Airport terminals
• Connecting cities

• Departure and arrival times

• Number of intermediate stops
• Access level
• Aircraft type
• Flight duration
If you search for low fares without a PNR, the recommendation display shows the
fares in ascending order for all passengers, followed by the corresponding
itineraries.
If you search for low fares with a PNR, the first recommendation shows the
lowest fare available for the current PNR, that is, the price to beat. The other
recommendations show lower fares in ascending order, or equal fares, for all
passengers, followed by the corresponding itineraries.
Recommendation Display Follow-Up Entries

You can use follow-up entries to select a recommendation, view fare and flight
details, create a new booking, or rebook an existing one.
For more information, see HE VALUE PRICER.
Moving Between Displays

The following table describes the entries you can use to move from one display to
another, or within a display:
Entry Displays
MP FXC Main recommendation display

MP FXS Previously selected recommendation
MP FQN Previous fare notes
MP FQQ Previous ticket image
MP FQS Previous booking code information
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Amadeus Value Pricer Without a PNR

If you search for low fares without a PNR, the system displays between 4 and 20
low-fare itineraries based on the information in your entry.
From the display that appears, you can select one of the recommendations, view
the fare and/or flight details, create the PNR, and optionally store the fare.
The following conditions and restrictions apply:
You can request a maximum of:
• Six requested segments, including two surface sectors
• Four different cities. For example:
FXC LAX /D1MAR MIA /D10MAR NYC /D15MAR PAR

/D17MAR NYC /D1APR MIA /D7APR LAX
Note: The system may display, for example, a connecting flight from MIA
to LAX via SFO. If so, the journey from MIA to LAX is still regarded
as one requested segment.
• Nine passengers
• Six passenger types
• Two requested segments (excluding surface sectors) on the same date. You
must specify the arrival time and a time window for the first segment, and a
departure time and time window for the second segment
The following important conditions also apply:
• If you request more than one segment, the dates must be in chronological
order.
• No past date or time is allowed.
• You cannot search for low fares in Temporary Ticketing (TY) mode.
Entries
Here we describe the entries you use to:
• Search for low fares
• Select a recommendation
• View the flight details
• View the fare details
• Book a recommendation
• Combining entries
• Moving between displays

Searching For Low Fares

The following table describes the FXC entries that you can use. You can also add
the options that are explained in this section:
Table: Examples of Amadeus Value Pricer Low-Fare Search Entries
Enter To Find Low Fares for
FXC MIA An outbound flight for one adult passenger from

xxx to Miami on today’s date, where xxx is the city
associated to your office profile
FXC PAR / D10MAY LYS An outbound flight for one adult passenger from
Paris to Lyon on May 10
FXC 2 MIA / D10MAY LAX / An outbound flight for two adult passengers on
D20MAY MIA May 10 from Miami to Los Angeles, and a return
flight on May 20
FXC NCE / D01MAY JKT – DPS / An outbound flight on May 1 from Nice to Jakarta
D20MAY NCE One surface sector between Jakarta and
Denpasar
A return flight on May 20 from Denpasar to Nice
FXC PAR / D01MAR SAN – LAX / First segment on March 1 from Paris to San
D15MAR NYC / D25MAR PAR Diego
One surface sector between San Diego and Los
Angeles
Second segment on March 15 from Los Angeles
to New York
Third segment on March 25 from New York to
Paris
FXC NCE / D01MAR / ALH JKT – An outbound flight on March 1 from Nice to
DPS / D20MAR NCE / R YTH Jakarta on Lufthansa flights
A return flight on March 20 from Denpasar to Nice
Youth passenger type
FXC NYC / D18MAR HOU+ An outbound flight on March 18 from New York to
Houston.
Note: When the city and airport codes are the
same (HOU is Houston city and Hobby
airport) HOU+ means Houston city for
US users, and Hobby airport for non-
US users.
Note: You cannot use the stopover option (-) or the stopover and surface
option (---). If you specify two requested segments using the following
entry, the system assumes that there is a stopover in New York:
FXCMIA/D10APRNYC/D12APRBOS
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Selecting a Recommendation
To select a recommendation from the recommendation display, enter:
FXSn
where n is the line number.
Viewing the Flight Details

Once you have selected a recommendation, you can use the entries shown in the
following table to display the flight details:
Table: Entries to Display Flight Details
Enter To View Flight Details for
DO 1 All flights of the first segment

DO 1 / 2 Only the second flight of the first segment
DO 2 – 5 All flights of the second to the fifth segment
DO 2 , 5 Only the flights of the second and fifth segments
Viewing the Fare Details

following table to view the fare details:
Table: Entries to Display Fare Details
Enter To View
FQNn The notes for the fare on a specific line number

FQQn The ticket image for the fare on a specific line number
FQSn The booking code for the fare on a specific line number
FQHn The vertical fare calculation for the fare on a specific line
number
Booking a Recommendation
Use the entries shown in the following table to book a recommendation directly
from the recommendation display:
Table: Entries to Book Directly From a Recommendations Display
Enter To
FXUn Book a specific recommendation number (n) and store the

TST
FXZn Book a specific recommendation number (n) without storing
the TST

After selecting a recommendation, you can book it using one of entries shown in
the following table:
Table: Entries to Book a Selected Recommendation
Enter To
FXU Book the selected recommendation, and store the TST

FXZ Book the selected recommendation, without storing the TST
Combining Entries
You can combine entries to view the fare notes, ticket image, or booking code for
a particular recommendation:
Table: Combining Entries to View Fare Notes, Ticket Image or Booking Code
Enter To
FXSnFQNx View the notes for the fare on a specific line number (x) for a
specific recommendation (n)
FXSnFQQx View the ticket image for the fare on a specific line number (x)
for a specific recommendation (n)
FXSnFQSx View the booking code for the fare on a specific line number
(x) for a specific recommendation (n)

To move from one display to another, or within a display, use the following
entries:
Table: Entries for Moving Between Displays
Enter To View
MPFXC The recommendation display

MPFXS The previously selected recommendation
MPFQN The previous fare note
MPFQQ The previous ticket image
MPFQS The previous booking code information
M The next screen
MU The previous screen
MT The first screen
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Amadeus Value Pricer with a PNR

If you perform a low fare search from a displayed PNR, the system displays up to
four low-fare itineraries based on the information stored in the PNR.
You can customize your search by adding flight or fare options to the FXC entry.
The following PNR illustrates this entry:
RP/NCE1A0900/
1.WORTHINGTON/ELLIS MR
2 AF2670 Y 15MAY 3 CDGLHR HK1 0645 2F 0730 0750 733 E 0 B
SEE RTSVC
3 AP PAR 33 1 66795321-H
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To request the low fare search, enter:
FXC
System Response:
FXC

** BEST AVAILABLE FARE FOR CURRENT PNR **
1 ADT 1 EUR 356.52 13.52 COW1
TOTAL 1 EUR 356.52 13.52
1 AF2670 C 15MAY /CDG2F LHR 2 0730 0750 E0/733 01:20

** TO (RE)BOOK USE FXZ OR FXU **

1 ADT 1 EUR 204.52 13.52 KOP
TOTAL 1 EUR 204.52 13.52
1 BD 184 K 15MAY /CDG 1 LHR 1 2155 2200 0/735 01:05

** TO (RE)BOOK USE FXZ OR FXU **
1 TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AFTER DEPARTURE

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The first recommendation shows the lowest fare available for the current PNR,
that is, the price to beat. The other recommendations show lower fares in
ascending order, or equal fares, for all passengers, followed by the corresponding
itineraries.
• You can only use FXU if:
- You have entered names in the PNR before making an FXC entry
- The recommendation is homogeneous
• The system determines the number of passengers and itinerary data (origin
and destination cities) from the flight segments. Therefore do not specify
these in your entry.
• If the PNR contains FD elements, do not specify the passenger type code in
your entry.

• You cannot search for low fares in Temporary Ticketing (TY) mode.
Conditions also apply to the following parts of the PNR: name elements, flight
segments, and FD elements.
Name Element Conditions

With name elements, the Amadeus Value Pricer transaction fails if:
• The number of passengers in the PNR, excluding infants, exceeds nine.
• The PNR contains a group name.
• You attempt to passenger-associate. For example, if a PNR contains an
adult, infant, and child passenger, you cannot enter FXC/P1 or FXC/P2.
Flight Segment Conditions

With flight segments, the Amadeus Value Pricer transaction fails if:
• The PNR is non-homogeneous.
• The selected flight segments in your Amadeus Value Pricer entry contain:
- Open, passive, or ghost segments
- Segments booked using special action codes, for example UM
(Unaccompanied Minor)
- More than six requested segments, including two surface sectors
- More than four different cities
For example, the itinerary below contains two requested segments (Miami to
Denpasar, and Denpasar to Miami) and two different cities (Miami and
Denpasar). All other city and airport codes are connecting points.
RP/NCE1A0900/NCE1A0900 WG/SU 17JAN0x/1515Z YNCO6K
1.JONES/R MR
2 BA 208 L 10MAY 3 MIALHR HK1 1930 0910+1 *1A/E*
3 BA7312 M 11MAY 4 LHRBKK HK1 4 1310 0650+1 *1A/
4 TG 431 B 12MAY 5 BKKDPS HK1 1 0840 1345 *1A/
5 GA 970 Y 30MAY 7 DPSLGW SS1 1910 0710+1
5 BA2295 L 31MAY 3 LGWMIA HK1 N 1010 1435 *1A/E*
6 AP OK
7 TK OK17JAN/NCE1A0900
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Note: Segment association is allowed.

Informational, ARNK, and auxiliary segments are ignored if they are
selected with booked flight segments.
FD Element Conditions
The Amadeus Value Pricer transaction fails if the PNR contains segment-
associated fare discount (FD) elements.
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Entries
Here we explain the entries you use to carry out the following actions:
• Searching for Low Fares
• Selecting a Recommendation
• Viewing the Flight Details
• Viewing the Fare Details
• Booking a Recommendation
• Combining Entries
• Moving Between Displays
Searching for Low Fares

To search for low fares for the active PNR, enter:
FXC
Note: You can add options to the FXC entry.
Selecting a Recommendation
To select a recommendation from the recommendation display, enter:
FXSn
where n is the line number.
Viewing the Flight Details

following table to display the flight details:
Table: Entries for Displaying Flight Details for a Selected Recommendation
Enter To View Flight Details for
DO 1 All flights of the first segment

DO 1 / 2 Only the second flight of the first segment
DO 2 – 5 All flights of the second to the fifth segment
DO 2 , 5 Only the flights of the second and fifth segments

Viewing the Fare Details

following table to view the fare details:
Table: Entries for Displaying the Fare Details of a Selected Recommendation
Enter To View
FQNn The notes for the fare on a specific line number (n)
FQQn The ticket image for the fare on a specific line number (n)
FQSn The booking code for the fare on a specific line number (n)
FQHn The vertical fare calculation for the fare on a specific line
number (n)
Use the entries shown in the following table to book a recommendation directly
from the recommendation display:
Table: Entries to Book Directly From a Recommendations Display
Enter To
FXUn Book a specific recommendation number (n) and store the

TST
FXZn Book a specific recommendation number (n) without storing
the TST
After selecting a recommendation, you can book it using one of entries shown in
Table: Entries to Book a Selected Recommendation
Enter To
FXU Book the selected recommendation, and store the TST

FXZ Book the selected recommendation, without storing the TST
Combining Entries
You can combine entries to view the fare notes, ticket image, or booking code for
a particular recommendation:
Table: Combining Entries to View Fare Notes, Ticket Image, or Booking Code for a
Recommendation
Enter To
FXSnFQNx View the notes for the fare on a specific line number (x) for a
specific recommendation (n)
FXSnFQQx View the ticket image for the fare on a specific line number (x)
for a specific recommendation (n)
FXSnFQSx View the booking code for the fare on a specific line number
(x) for a specific recommendation (n)
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To move from one display to another, or within a display, use the entries shown in
Enter To View
MPFXC The recommendation display

MPFXS The previously selected recommendation
MPFQN The previous fare note
MPFQQ The previous ticket image
MPFQS The previous booking code information
MD The next screen
MU The previous screen
MT The first screen

Amadeus Value Pricer Options

HE FAR, GP VA2
You can specify options in your Amadeus Value Pricer entry, such as specific
airlines or passenger-type codes. These options apply to both PNR- and non-
PNR based searches.
If the system finds a fare that meets your requirements, it will select that fare
even if a cheaper fare exists.
Here are some examples of options that you can include in your Amadeus Value
Pricer entry:
• Include and/or exclude one of more specific airlines.
• Specify a cabin.
• Include and/or exclude specific connecting points.
• Request non-stop, direct, connecting, or change-of-gauge flights (or a
combination).
• Specify either a departure or an arrival time.
• Specify an hour range. This option is used in conjunction with the departure
and arrival time entry.
• Specify Passenger Type Codes (PTCs).
• Specify the price to beat.
• Use pricing options in the FXC entry.
You can include more than one pricing option, provided that you specify them
in the same /R entry. For example:
FXC/R, LON.LON, *PTC
• Use the following expanded parameters:

- NPE No penalty information
- RF Refundable fares
- NAP No advance purchase information
- NR No restrictions
• Override the departure dates of the segments in the PNR.
• Select segments in the PNR.
For more information, see HE FAR, GP VA2.
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Segment Level and Itinerary Level Association

The table below specifies which options can be associated at either segment
level or itinerary level, or both:
Table: Option Association at Segment and Itinerary Level
Option Segment Level Itinerary Level
Airline Yes Yes

Flight Category Yes Yes
Time Yes No
Time Window Yes No
Connecting Point Yes No
Cabin No Yes
Pricing Options No Yes
Passenger Type Codes No Yes
Price to Beat No Yes
Segment Level Only

If an option can only be associated at the segment level, it must always be
preceded by a slash (/). For example, to search for low return fares from Miami
to Paris on specific dates, enter:
FXC MIA /D10FEB PAR /D15FEB MIA
Segment and Itinerary Level

Some options can be associated at both the segment and itinerary levels. If you
specify the option at the itinerary level, it must always be preceded by a double
slash (//). For example, to request Continental Airlines flights for both the
outbound and inbound flights, enter:
FXC MIA /D10FEB PAR /D15FEB MIA //ACO

If you perform a PNR-based search, enter:
FXC //ACO
Itinerary Level Only

If an option can only be associated at the itinerary level, it can either be preceded
by a slash (/) or a double slash (//). For example, to request a youth fare on
Continental Airlines flights, enter:
FXC MIA /D10FEB PAR /D15FEB MIA /RYTH /ACO -or- //RYTH /ACO
If you perform a PNR-based search, enter:
FXC /RYTH /ACO -or- FXC //RYTH /ACO
Note: If you specify the airline option before the pricing option, you must use a
double slash. For example:
FXC MIA /D10FEB PAR /D15FEB MIA //ACO /RYTH

Flight Options
See Segment Level and Itinerary Level Association on page 119 to see which
options can be associated at either segment level or itinerary level, or both.
Airline Options
You can include and/or exclude up to three airlines:
• To include an airline, enter: Axx
• To exclude an airline, enter: A-xx
Note: xx equals the two-character airline code.
If you perform a PNR-based search, the formats of the airline options are the
same. For example:
FXC //AAF
FXC //ATW,CO,YY/A-AA
The examples in the table below apply to searching for low fares without a PNR:
Table: Examples of Amadeus Value Pricer Low-Fare Search Without a PNR
Enter To Request
FXC NCE / D10DEC /AAF MIA Air France flights only

FXC NCE / D10DEC /AAF,BA MIA Air France and British Airways flights only
FXC JFK / D23FEB /ATW,YY MIA Trans World Airlines combined with any other
airline for the connections
FXC JFK / D10FEB /ATW,YY /A-AA MIA Trans World Airlines combined with any other
airline, except American Airlines, for the
connections
FXC JFK / D25JUN /ATW,CO,YY /A-AA MIA Trans World Airlines or Continental Airlines
combined with any other airline, except
American Airlines, for the connections
FXC JFK / D10FEB MIA /D15FEB LAX //ATW,CO,AA Trans World Airlines, Continental Airlines, and
American Airlines flights, or any combination of
these three airlines, for all requested segments
FXC JFK / D10FEB MIA /D15FEB LAX //A-TW,US Any airline except Trans World Airlines and US
Airways for all requested segments
FXC JFK / D10FEB /AUA MIA - - TPA /D15FEB /ANW United Airlines flights for the first requested
LAX segment, Northwest Airlines flights for the
second requested segment
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Cabin Options
When searching for low fares, you can include the cabin option //K, which
searches for fare options in the specified cabins.
For example, to search for fares in Business Class, enter:
Without a PNR:
FXC MIA /D10JUN PAR //KC

With a PNR:
FXC //KC
The following table shows the possible cabin identification codes:
Table: Cabin Identification Codes
Code Cabin
F First
C Club (Business)
M Economy but not
Economy/Coach Premium
W Economy/Coach Premium
Y Economy (Y = W + M)
For more information, see HE FAR, GP VA2.

Here are some for examples of entries used to search for low fares without a
PNR:
Table: Low Fare Search Without a PNR
Enter: To Request:
FXC MIA /D10DEC PAR //KC (or /KC) Business cabin for all segments
FXC FRA /D23JUL BKK //KY Economy cabin for all segments
FXC LAX /D15MAR WAS /D18MAR YMQ First cabin for all segments
//KF
FXC NCE /D23JUL NYC //KC,+ At least one business cabin segment

Connecting Point Options

You can include or exclude up to two connecting points:
• To include a connecting point, enter Xabc, where abc is the city or airport
code
• To exclude a connecting point, enter X-abc
Table: Low Fare Searches Specifying Connecting Point Without a PNR.
Enter: To:
FXC JFK / D10DEC /XDFW LAX Include only Dallas as your connecting
point
FXC NCE / D10DEC /XPAR,JFK MIA Include only Paris and JFK airport in that
order
FXC LON / D10DEC /X-FRA BKK Exclude Frankfurt from direct, change-of-
gauge, and connecting flights
FXC NCE / D10DEC /XORY /X-LON Include all connections through Orly airport
MIA Exclude London from three-segment
connections and change-of-gauge flights
FXC FRA / D13MAR /X-LON,PAR MIA Exclude flights and connections that go
through London or Paris airports, or both
FXC NCE / D20NOV /XPAR /X-CDG JFK Include all flights going through Paris,
except Charles de Gaulle airport
For a list of the PNR-based search options, see Airport Code and Connecting
Point Options on page 128.
Flight Category Options

To request non-stop, direct, or connecting flights, or a combination of these
categories, enter F followed by the flight category. For example:
FC
If you perform a PNR-based search, the format of the flight category option is the
same. For example:
FXC/FC -or- //FC
Table: Low Fare Searches Using Flight Category Options Without a PNR
Enter: To Request:
FXC LON /D10DEC BKK Any type of flight from London to Bangkok
FXC NCE /D10DEC /FD MIA Only direct flights from Nice to Miami
FXC NCE /D10DEC MIA -- NYC Non-stop flights for all the requested
/D20DEC NCE //FN segments
FXC BKK /D10DEC /FC DPS Connecting flights from Bangkok to
Denpasar
FXC PAR /D10DEC SIN //FN,D Non-stop and direct flights from Paris to
Singapore
FXC FRA /D10DEC JKT /D13DEC DPS Non-stop and direct flights for all the
//FD,N requested segments
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FXC JFK /D15MAR /FN LAX /D20MAR Non-stop flights only from JFK airport to
/FD,N MEX - - CUN /D30MAR /FC JFK Los Angeles
Non-stop and direct flights from Los
Angeles to Mexico City
Connections only from Cancun to JFK
airport
FXC BKK /D10DEC DPS //FD,C,N Non-stop, direct, and connecting flights
from Bangkok to Denpasar
Departure and Arrival Time Options

To specify a departure time of 5 p.m., for example, enter:
TD1700 -or- TD5P
To specify an arrival time of 9 a.m., for example, enter:
TA0900 -or- TA9A
Note: You can combine these options with the time window option. If you do
not enter the time window options, the system uses the default time
window set for your office.
Table: Low Fare Searches Using Departure and Arrival Time Options Without a PNR
Enter: To Specify:
FXC NCE /D10DEC /TA1000 MIA Arrival by 10 a.m. at Miami on Dec. 10

FXC FRA /D13JUN /TD10A BKK Departure from 10 a.m. from Frankfurt
FXC MUC /D1JUN /TD10A FRA - - DUS Departure from 10 a.m. from Munich, and
/D5JUN /TA2P BKK arrival by 2 p.m. in Bangkok
FXC NRT /D25JUN /TD2000 BKK Departure from 8 p.m. from Narita
If you perform a PNR-based search, you can only specify the departure time. The
format is the same as searching without a PNR, except that you must specify the
PNR flight segments to which the departure time applies. For example:
FXC /S2 /TD1000 /S3 /TD1800
Time Window Option

A default time window can be set for your office. To request an update to the
default value, please contact your local help desk.
When a default value is set at office level, you do not need to enter the time
window option, unless you want to override the default setting or ignore the time
window.
To specify a time window, and override the value set for your office (if any), enter:
Wn
where n is the number of hours before and after the departure or arrival time.
You must combine this entry with the departure and arrival time options. For
example, if you enter /TA0800 /W2, the system searches for flights that arrive two
hours before and two hours after 8 a.m.

Note: The hour range must be within the same day. For example, if the
departure time is 0600, you cannot request more than a six-hour range.
Table: Low Fare Search Using the Time Window Option Without a PNR
Enter: To Specify:
FXC NCE /D10DEC /TD1000 /W2 MIA Departure between 8 a.m. and 12 a.m.
from Nice
FXC NRT /D23JAN /TA4P /W3 AKL Arrival between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. in
Auckland
FXC CDG /D16MAY /TD0900/WN LHR Departure around 0900, ignore default
time window.
If you perform a PNR-based search, the format of the hour range option is the
same. For example:
FXC /S2 /TD1000 /W4 /S3 /TA1800 /W2
Fare Options
See Segment Level and Itinerary Level Association on page 119 to see which
options can be associated at either segment level or itinerary level, or both. The
options below apply to searching for low fares with or without a PNR, unless
specified otherwise.
Passenger Type Code Options

If you only need to specify one passenger type code, for example a youth
passenger, enter:
FXC NYC/D11APRLON/RYTH
If you need to specify more than one passenger type code, for example two adult
passengers and one youth and one infant passenger, you must add either a
/PAX (non-infant) or /INF (infant) qualifier. For example:
FXC 3 NYC/D2MARLON/PAX/2/RADT/1/RYTH/INF/1
Note: The number of passengers in your entry (three in the example above)
corresponds to the number of passengers that occupy a seat.
The following table shows examples of the use of passenger type codes when
searching for low fares without a PNR:
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Table: Examples of the Use of Passenger Type Codes Without a PNR
Enter: To Search for Low Fares for:
FXC NYC /D11APR LON /RYTH One youth passenger

FXC SFO /D3OCT CHI /D15OCT NYC /RCH One child passenger
FXC 4 MIA /D12FEB NCE /PAX /2 /RCH Two adult passengers and two
children
FXC 2 JFK /D21SEP LON One adult and one youth
/PAX/1/RADT/1/RYTH/INF /1 passenger
One infant passenger
When searching for low fares with a PNR, use the entries shown in the following
table:
Table: Examples of the Use of Passenger Type Codes With a PNR
Enter: To Search for Low Fares for:
FXC /RYTH Youth passengers

FXC /PAX All non-infant passengers
FXC /P1-2,4 /PAX /RFAM //INF //P3 /RC05 Three family passengers
(passengers 1, 2, and 4 of the
PNR)
All infant passengers in the PNR
One five-year old child passenger
(passenger 3 of the PNR)
Price To Beat Option

To request the price to beat, use the following entry:
Table: Entry to Request the Price to Beat
Enter: Where:
/PB 700 The price to beat is 700EUR if the city of sale is in France.

Pricing Options
To request the pricing options, use the entries shown in the following table:
Table: Examples of the Use of Pricing Options
Enter: To:
/R,LON Override the selling city

/R,.PAR Override the ticketing city
/R,FC- Convert fares into the specified currency, for example, /R,FC-
USD
/R,*PTC Price only the PTC requested
/R,*NPE Exclude fares with penalty information
/R,*NR Exclude fares with restrictions
/R,*NAP Exclude fares with advance purchase information
/R,WQ Withhold “Q” surcharges
/R,WT Withhold all taxes
/R,WT- Withhold specific taxes, for example /R, WT-FR-SE
/R,ET Exempt all taxes
/R,ET- Exempt specific taxes, for example /R, ET-FR-SE
/R,AT- Add taxes
Unifares Options
You can combine Unifares with published and private fares as follows. For more
information, see HE FAR, GP VA2.
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Options Specific to PNR-based Searches

The following options only apply to searching for low fares with a PNR.
Alternate Date Options

To request an earlier date, enter:
FXC /D-3
where D-3 is the number of days before all the requested segments dates in the
current PNR.
To request a future date, enter:
FXC /D3
where D3 is the number of days after all the requested segments dates in the
current PNR.
For example, if the current departure date is March 14 and the return date is
March 25, the system looks for flights departing on March 17 and returning on
March 28.
Segment Selection Option

To search for low fares for selected flight segments in the PNR, enter:
FXC /S2,3
You can combine this entry with other options. For example, if you have a PNR
open and you enter the following:
FXC /S2 /AAF /TA1800 /S3 /ACO /RYCD

The system searches for senior citizen fares for:
• Air France flights arriving at 6 p.m. for segment 2
• Continental Airlines flights for segment 3

Airport Code and Connecting Point Options

You can use the following entries to include the origin and destination airport
codes, and connecting points from the PNR:
To use the city code as the connecting point

FXC //X
To use the airport code as the connecting point
FXC //XA
To use the origin and destination airport codes (by default the
FXC //O
city codes are used)
For example, for a PNR containing a flight from Nice to JFK airport via Charles de
Gaulle airport, the system searches for low fares for the following itineraries:
Nice to New York via Paris

FXC//X
Nice to New York via Charles de Gaulle airport

FXC//XA
Nice to JFK airport
FXC//O
Nice to New York
FXC
You can also combine these entries as follows:
FXC //O /X To use the city code as the connecting point, and keep
the origin and destination airport codes
FXC //O /XA To use the airport code as the connecting point, and
keep the origin and destination airport codes
Using our example itinerary, the system searches for low fares for the following
itineraries:
Nice to JFK airport via Paris

FXC//O/X
Nice to JFK airport via Charles de Gaulle airport
FXC//O/XA
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Chapter 10
Market-specific Features
HE FAR, GP OP2
All markets using Amadeus are independent from each other, and may have
specific needs. Amadeus tries to meet these requirements, and sometimes
develops specific functions. Here we give introductory information to some of
these functions indicating where to find more information in the Amadeus Online
Help.
Booking Date Override

HE FAR, GP OP2
The booking date override option applies to fares using automated rules. The
purpose is to ignore instant purchase requirements for ticketing, for example to
ignore the date limit, after the reservation is made, by which ticketing must take
place.
However, the system does validate advance reservation and ticketing
requirements prior to departure. The failcode V is printed on the ticket. Enter for
example:
FXX/R,DO-OBD
FXX Basic pricing entry

/R,DO Slash, R, comma and date override indicator
-OBD Dash and override booking date designator
If you do not enter a specific date, the system uses the fare from the current date
by default.
Booking Class Override

HE FAR, GP OP2
When a PNR cannot be priced because there is no fare that matches the required
booking class, this option instructs the system to ignore the fare requirements
and price the PNR with the existing booking classes.
To use this entry, you must first have tried to price the PNR using FXX or FXP
and received the message 'NO FARES/RBD/ CARRIER/PASSENGER TYPE'.

The system will then display a list of alternative fares with different booking
codes.
To override the booking class enter FXV, followed by the line number of the
selected fare from the list. For example, enter:
FXV2
Passenger Facility Charges

HE FAR, GP PFC
A Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) is a fee collected from a passenger for using
an airport in the United States and its territories. These fees apply to departing
passengers only. There is a mandatory collection policy for tickets issued within
the US. The same applies for wholly US domestic itineraries, wherever the ticket
is issued.
Storing Historical Fare Records

HE FAR, GP HFR
Historical fare records (HFR) enable you to keep track of the fares you have
quoted to a customer. They are for informational purpose only, and you cannot
delete them from your PNR. You can store these records after a pricing entry.
To create a historical fare record after pricing. Enter:
FR
If you want to add free-format text with the historical fare record, use the following
format for example:
FR/PASSENGER ADVISED OF RESTRICTIONS

You can enter up to 60 characters of free-flow text.
You can also add free-format text only to the fare record, without storing any fare
data from the pricing response. Use the same format as described above, but
add a hyphen (-) directly after the slash in your entry. For example:
FR/-PSGR WILL ONLY FLY ON CO

After you have entered a historical fare record, an indicating HFR flag appears in
the PNR header line when you redisplay the PNR.
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The FQL* List

HE FAR, GP FQL
When an FQD entry results in no available fares (a route not served by a
specified airline or no fares for request type), the system displays a list of request
types and passenger type codes applicable to the city pair and airlines you
requested.
To display a list of all existing fare request type codes and passenger type codes,
enter:
FQL*
Alternative Date Validation

HE FAR, GP OP2
Agents in the US may use the alternative date validation (ADV) entry for ticketing.
The purpose is to override the issue date that is printed on the ticket. The system
checks that the date you enter conforms to existing restrictions. The fail code V is
printed on the ticket, unless the entry is performed on the current day.
Before you can make the ADV entry you must ensure that the BDT and FDT
fields in your office profile are set to a value. The BDT field controls the
backdating of tickets whilst the FDT field controls future date ticketing.
The BDT field can be set to no more than 90 days in the past, whereas the FDT
field can be set no more than 3 days in the future. Both the BDT and FDT field
must be set by your help desk.
To enter an ADV for a past date, enter, for example:
TTP/OD19AUG05
TTP Ticket print transaction code

/OD Ticketing option
19AUG05 Past date
The system checks the date entered and compares it to the date in the TST. If
the BDT value is greater or equal to the calculated difference, then backdating is
allowed. Similarly, to enter an ADV for a future date, enter, for example:
TTP/OD20JUN06
TTP Ticket print transaction code

/OD Ticketing option
19AUG05 Future date
Again the system checks the date entered and compares it to the date in the
TST. If the FDT value is greater or equal to the calculated difference, then future
date ticketing is allowed.

Chapter 11
Amadeus Unifares
HE UNIFARES
Amadeus Unifares is a name that Amadeus uses for all its negotiated fare
products, whether they be distribution system products or ATPCO products. For
example, Amadeus Unifares is made up of:
• Amadeus Negotiated Fares
• Amadeus Dynamic Discounted Fares
• Private Fares/Category 15
• ATPCO Category 35
To display Unifares for a city pair, add the option R/U to the fare quote
transaction. For example, enter:
FQD NYCLAX/R,U
System Response:
--------------------------------------------------------------
FQDNYCLAX/R,U
ALSO SEE EWRLAX XF MAY APPLY
ZP EXCLUDED
18SEP00**18SEP00/NYCLAX/NSP
LN FARE BASIS OW USD RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX ALFR
1 HKX50J 544.37 1088.74 - - - - - - CONR
2 KKE14H 805.96 1611.92 - - + - - - UANR
3 BUA 973.68 1947.36 - - - - - - AAUR
4 Y6 1027.77 2055.54 - - - - - - HPUR
--------------------------------------------------------------
This is the regular FQD fare display, except that the F column appears between
the airline and the routing column indicating that it is a Unifare.
You can also view a merged display of both published fares and Unifares by
using the /R,UP entry. For example:
FQD NYCLAX/R,UP
Note: To request an integrated Unifares and Public Fares pricing or fare
display, without needing to add the option /R,UP to the entry, you can
submit a request to Amadeus at office level to make the merged display
the default for fares and pricing displays.
For a list of codes for the various types of Unifares, see HE UNI.
For a description of the FQD display, see HE FQD.

Selling Unifares
You can use the same options and entries as you normally do for Amadeus Fares
and Pricing.
Table: Examples of Unifare Entries
Entry Explanation
FQE Decodes or encodes corporate

contracts. Enter HE FQE for more
more information.
FQD LONPAR/R,UP Displays Unifares and public fares for a
city pair.
FQD FRALON/R,U Displays Unifares for a city pair.
FQD LONPAR/DOCT/R,U Displays all Unifares for a city pair, for
a specific month.
FQD MADLON/AIB/R,U Displays all Unifares for a city pair, for
a specific airline.
FQD LONVIE/ALH/R,RU-H135 If you are a selling fare updater you
can display Cat 35 net fares filed by a
specific airline.
FQD NCEJFK/R,U002598 Displays Unifares with a corporate
FQD MADLON/R,U*IBM code or a corporate name for a city
pair. You can include up to 6 codes in
your entry, separated with dashes (-).
FQD MADLON/R,U000212,P Displays Unifares with a corporate
code and public fares for a city pair.
FQP PARFRA-/M/RZZ,U Informative pricing, requesting Unifares
for a youth.
FQP NCE/ABALON-NCE/R,U Informative pricing, requesting Unifares
for a specific airline.
FQPFRA/D10MAY/ALHSTO/M/R,UP Informative pricing using Unifares and
public fares.
FQN 3 Displays the fare rule on line 3 in a fare
display.
FXP/R,UP Itinerary pricing (with TST creation)
using Unifares without a corporate
code and public fares.
FXX/R,UP Itinerary pricing (without TST creation)
FXB/R,UP Amadeus Best Pricer (with TST
creation) using Unifares without a
corporate code and public fares.
FXR/R,UP Amadeus Best Pricer (without TST
creation) using Unifares without a
corporate code and public fares.
FXL/R,UP Displays lowest possible UniFare
without a corporate code or lowest
possible public fare, and advises of
seat availability.
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Entry Explanation
FXC/R,UP Amadeus Value Pricer with active PNR

FXC/R,U002337,P Amadeus Value Pricer with active PNR
for Unifares with a specific corporate
FXCROM/D15OCTCHI/D21OCTROM/R,UP Amadeus Value Pricer without PNR
Pricing with Unifares

HE UNI
As with displaying Unifares, you add the option /R,U to your entry to price a PNR
with a unifare. For example:
FXP/R,U
For more information, see the Amadeus Online Help.

Dynamic Discount
HE DYNAMIC
Amadeus Dynamic Discounted Fares helps you to price your competitive fare
contracts more efficiently for fares that are derived by applying a discount to an
existing published fare.
These fares have been integrated into the Amadeus Fares and Pricing system so
that you can continue to work in the familiar Amadeus environment. Using the
Amadeus Fares and Pricing options, you can display, automatically price, and
ticket these special fares.
In most cases, the rule conditions that apply to the public fare applies to the
discounted fare, but some conditions can vary. The Dynamic Discounted Fares
database contains the exceptions and allows for a waiver paragraph to be added
to the rule for displaying in the fare notes.
To display Dynamic Discounted Fares, use the same entries as for displaying
Unifares. The system response is the regular FQD fare display, except that the F
column appears between the airline and the routing column. The letter U in this
column indicates a Dynamic Discounted Fare. For example:
---------------------------------------------------------------
FQDNYCLAX/R,U
ZP EXCLUDED
18SEP0x**18SEP0x/NYCLAX/NSP
LN FARE BASIS OW USD RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX ALFR
1 H 544.37 1088.74 - - - - - - COUR
2 FN 805.96 1611.92 - - + - - - UAUR
3 BUA 973.68 1947.36 - - - - - - AAUR
4 Y6 1027.77 2055.54 - - - - - - HPUR
---------------------------------------------------------------
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Private Fares
HE PRIVATE
Private fares are fares filed in ATPCO by airlines with a security set in the
category 15. Only authorized offices will be able to quote fares, price itineraries
and issue tickets.
• To display old or non-standard private fares, use the /-PF request.
• To display new or standard private fares, use the Unifares /R,U request.
To display private fares for a city pair, include the option /R,-PF at the end of your
entry. For example, enter:
FQDNYCLAX/R,-PF
System Response:
---------------------------------------------------------------
FQDNYCLAX/R,-PF
28AUG0x**28AUG0x/NYCLAX/PF
01 QCSEVCA 98.18 196.36 + - - - - 60+YA R
02 QSEVCA 122.73 245.46 + - - - - 60+YA R
03 TDOMCRUCH 105.68 211.36 0 F14JAN 67+ - - - YA R
04 TDOMCRUCH 105.68 211.36 0 F14JAN X67+ - - - YA R
---------------------------------------------------------------
If you do not specify an airline in your entry, the system responds with a shopper
display.
All carriers that have filed private fares for your office, and for the city pair in your
request, will be displayed. Fares are sorted from low to high, and the fare request
type code PF is displayed at the top of the display, to indicate private fares.
Selling Private Fares

You can use the same options and entries as you normally do for Amadeus Fares
and Pricing. For example, see the following table:
Table: Examples of Private Fares Entries
Entry Explanation
FQDNYCLAX/R,-PF Displays private fares for a specific city pair

FQDNYCMIA/R,-EXP Displays fares for both excursion and private
fares
FQDNYCMIA/R,-NLP Displays fares for both normal and private
fares
FQDNYCMIA/R,-NXP Displays fares for normal, excursion and
private fares
FQDNYCMIA/ACO/R,-PF Displays private fares for a specific airline
FQN3 Displays the fare rule for a private fare
FQPNYC/ACO/D15DECMAD/RPFA Informative pricing request for private fares
FQQ3 Displays the ticket image

Entry Explanation
FXX/RPFA Itinerary pricing without TST creation for a

private fare
FXX/RP09 Itinerary pricing without TST creation for a
private fare with a child discount (age 9 years)
FXP/P1/RPFA/P3/RP09 Itinerary pricing with TST creation for a private
fare for both an adult and a child
FXX/RPFA,*PTC Itinerary pricing without TST creation for
private fares that are applicable to the
passenger type code PF only
FXB/RPFA Itinerary pricing with TST creation for a private
fare using Amadeus Best Pricer
For information about how to apply IT/BT ticketing processing to Cat 15 Private
Fares, see HE UNIFARES.
Security
Security for Private Fares is controlled either by the IATA/ARC number of the
encoded rule. The complete IATA/ARC number must include 7 digits.
In addition, the IATA/ARC number must be included in the NPT field of the
Amadeus Office Profile. This IATA/ARC number is the same one that the Private
Fares were filed with ATPCO.
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ATPCO Negotiated Fares

HE UNIFARES
ATPCO Negotiated Fares (Category 35) are distributed through ATPCO. Using
the Amadeus Fares and Pricing options, you can display, automatically price, and
ticket itineraries using fares that are only available to certain authorized users in
the U.S.
ATPCO Negotiated Fares are loaded and transmitted to Amadeus together with
the public fare data and with the same frequency.
An agent that has both Amadeus Negotiated Fares and ATPCO Negotiated Fares
can display both types of fares in an integrated fare display using the /R,U option.
The integrated fares display shows the letter A for ATPCO Negotiated Fares and
the letter N for Amadeus Negotiated Fares in the fare-type column. For example:
FQD NCEAMS/R,U
MORE FARES AVAIL IN USD TAX MAY APPLY
ROE 1.123522 UP TO 1.00 EUR
08JAN0x**08JAN0x/NCEAMS/NSP;EH/TPM 608/MPM 729
LN FARE BASIS OW EUR RT PEN DATES DAYS AP MIN MAX ALFR
01 VFLYFR 190 + B02FEBC21MAR+ - SU+ 1M+LXNR
02 BLITFR 201 + - - +SU+ 1M+LXNR
03 KLITFR 244 + - - +SU+ 1M+LXNR
04 HLITFR 288 + - - +SU+ 1M+LXNR
05 MAMSNL 616 - - - + - - 1M KLAM
06 YAMSNL 616 - - - + - - - KLAM
07 DAMSNL 718 - - - + - - 3M KLAM
08 DAMSNL 758 - - - + - - 3M KLAM
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Security
Security for the ATPCO Negotiated Fares is added in the fare rule and
establishes who can view, update, sell or redistribute the fare after the data has
been released to Amadeus by ATPCO.
The security element for Amadeus is either based on a specific Amadeus office
identification or a ‘wildcard’ consisting of the elements in an Amadeus office
identification. This information is recorded in a specific security table attached to
ATPCO Negotiated Fares.

Index
A B
Airline specific fare display Banker's rates, 58
requesting, 13 Booking class override, 129
Amadeus Best Pricer Booking codes
automatic rebooking, 96 ATPCO automated rules information, 38
conditions & restrictions, 95 exceptions, 39
displaying the lowest applicable fare, 99 Booking date override, 129
entering passenger type codes, 100
explantion, 95
manual rebooking, 98 C
options, 104 Calculating multiple passenger discounts
passenger discounts, 100 informative pricing request, 71
transactions, 95 Canadian domestic fare display
using fare discount elements, 102 requesting, 14
viewing the fare details, 96 Canadian routing information, 37
Amadeus Information Pages Categories
fare quote subjects, 6 ATPCO automated fare rules, 32
Amadeus Unifares, 133 Codes
Amadeus Value Pricer expanded, 23
explanation, 106 fare type, 21
flight options, 120 Converting
airline, 120 currencies, 52
minimum entry, 106 designates exchange rate, 54
options, 118 NUC amounts, 56
itinerary level association, 119 past date, 57
segment level association, 119 Corporate Codes
recommendation display, 107 in pricing entry, 5
with a PNR, 113 Corporate Names
combining entries, 116 in pricing entry, 5
FD element conditions, 114 Cumulative discounts
flight segment conditions, 114 informative pricing, 74
name element conditions, 114 Currency conversion
viewing the fare details, 116 available rates, 51
viewing the flight details, 115 converting currencies, 52
with Unifares, 126 designated exchange rate, 54
without a PNR, 109 finding the codes, 51
booking a recommendation, 111, 116 IATA rates of exchange, 52
combining entries, 112 NUC amounts, 56
moving between displays, 112, 117 past date, 57
searching for low fares, 110
viewing the fare details, 111
viewing the flight details, 111
D
ATPCO automated fare rules Discount pricing
categories, 32 by codes, 85
ATPCO negotiated fares by fare discout elements, 86
security, 139 by name field information, 84
ATPCO Negotiated Fares Displaying
requesting fares, 139 lowest available fare
Amadeus Best Pricer, 99
Domestic fare displays, 14

E Follow-up transactions
booking codes, 38
Entries explanation, 27
recommendation, 108 general tax information, 27
Excess baggage charges passenger service charges, 33
requesting, 59 routing information, 34
Expanded parameter codes FQL* list
requesting, 23 explanation, 131
Extra mileage surcharge, 40 requesting, 131
F G
Fare calculation mode indicators General tax information
itinerary pricing, 92 requesting, 27
Fare calculation vertical display, 64
Fare components
displaying by category, 36 H
displaying by number, 36 Historical fare records
Fare displays explanation, 130
airline specific display, 13
Canadian domestic, 14
convert currency amount, 42 I
domestic, 14 IATA rates of exchange
expanded parameter codes, 23 requesting, 52
explanation, 7 Informative pricing
fare request type codes, 21 adding options, 66
international display, 8 calculating multiple discounts, 71
multiple airline display, 16 cumulative discounts, 74
options, 18 explanation, 61
requesting, 7 passenger type codes, 73
shopper display, 17 pricing an itinerary, 62
US domestic, 14 requesting passenger discounts, 71
viewing passenger type codes, 22 stopovers, 68
viewing request type codes, 22 surface segments, 68
Fare notes transfers, 68
ATPCO automated fare rules, 32 using a mask, 75
displaying, 29 International fare display
explanation, 25 requesting, 8
fare components, 35 Itinerary pricing
options, 30 adding options, 83
types, 25 booking class override, 129
Fare quote discount pricing by codes, 85
Amadeus Best Pricer, 95 discount pricing by fare discount elements, 86
fare displays, 7 discount pricing by name field, 84
fare notes, 25 explanation, 79
fare rules, 25 fare calculation mode indicators, 92
follow-up transactions, 27 past date pricing, 88
FQL*list, 131 pricing a multiple passenger PNR, 81
informative pricing, 61 pricing a PNR, 80
itinerary pricing, 79 pricing by fare basis, 89
passenger facility charges, 130 pricing override options, 88
storing historical fare records, 130 selecting a fare, 80
Fare quote tools surcharge options, 91
calculation mileage, 45 tax options, 91
currency conversion, 51 ticket image example, 92
excess baggage charges, 59 ticketing carrier override, 91
Fare quote transactions, 4 viewing a ticket image, 81
Fare request type codes zap-off, 90
requesting, 21
Fare rules M
ATPCO automated fare rules, 32
explanation, 25 Market-specific features, 129
fare components, 35 Mileage calculation
options, 30 global routings, 51
requesting, 29 mileage not available, 47
types, 25 options, 46
Fares data, 3 options, 47
requesting, 45
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requesting from a PNR, 48 pricing by fare basis, 89

surcharge table, 48 using itinerary pricing
Mileage exceptions, 50 zap-off, 90
Moving between fields using itinerary pricing
Amadeus Value Pricer tax options, 91
with a PNR, 117 using itinerary pricing
without a PNR, 112 surcharge options, 91
recommendation display, 108 using itinerary pricing
Multiple airline fare display ticketing carrier override, 91
requesting, 16 using itinerary pricing
fare calculation mode indicators, 92
O using itinerary pricing
ticket image example, 92
Options using itinerary pricing
Amadeus Best Pricer pricing, 104 booking date override, 129
Amadeus Value Pricer, 118 using itinerary pricing
calculating mileage, 47 booking class override, 129
fare displays, 18 Pricing an itinerary
fare notes, 30 using informative pricing
fare rules, 30 adding options, 66
itinerary pricing, 83 calculating multiple discounts, 71
pricing an itinerary using informative pricing, using informative pricing, 62
66 viewing the fare components, 63
surcharge for itinerary pricing, 91 using informative pricing
tax for itinerary pricing, 91 stopovers, 68
Overriding using informative pricing
booking class, 129 transfers, 68
booking date, 129 using informative pricing
pricing options, 88 surface segments, 68
ticketing carrier, 91 using informative pricing
requesting passenger discounts, 71
P using informative pricing
passenger type codes, 73
Passenger discounts
using informative pricing
Amadeus Best Pricer, 100
cumulative discounts, 74
informative pricing request, 71
using informative pricing
Passenger facility charges
using a mask, 75
explanation, 130
Pricing override options
Passenger service charges
itinerary pricing, 88
requesting, 33
Pricing transactions, 4
Passenger type codes
Private fares
viewing, 22
requesting fares, 137
Past date pricing
security, 138
itinerary pricing, 88
Pricing a PNR
using itinerary pricing, 80 R
selecting a fare, 80 Recommendation display
using itinerary pricing explanation, 107
pricing a multiple passenger PNR, 81 follow-up entries, 108
using itinerary pricing moving between fields, 108
pricing a multiple passenger PNR, 81 Request type codes
using itinerary pricing viewing, 22
viewing a ticket image, 81 Routing information
using itinerary pricing Canadian displays, 37
adding options, 83 requesting, 34
using itinerary pricing US displays, 37
discount pricing by name field, 84
using itinerary pricing
discount pricing by codes, 85 S
using itinerary pricing Security
discount pricing by fare discount elements, ATPCO negotiated fares, 139
86 private fares, 138
using itinerary pricing Shopper display
pricing override options, 88 requesting, 17
past date pricing, 88

T FXT, 80
FXX, 81
Tax information FXZ, 98
breakdown after pricing entry, 31 TQT, 96
requesting, 27
Transaction codes
DC, 51 U
FQA, 52 Unifares
FQB, 58 pricing, 135
FQC, 52 requesting fares, 133
FQD, 7 US domestic fare display
FQH, 64 requesting, 14
FQK, 31 US routing information, 37
FQL, 22
FQL*, 131
FQM, 45 V
FQN, 29 Vertical fare calculation, 64
FQNMILE, 50 Viewing
FQO, 51 fare components from a pricing request, 63
FQP, 62 fare details, 96
FQQ, 63, 81 passenger type codes, 22
FQR, 34 request type codes, 22
FQU, 72 ticket image, 81
FQX, 59
FRC, 42 Z
FRM, 40, 48
FXA, 98 Zap-off, 90
FXB, 96, 101
FXC, 106
FXL, 99
FXP, 80
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Extra Mileage Surcharge ..................................................................... 40

Examples of a Ticket Image, TST, and a Ticket.......................................... 92

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Dynamic Discount.............................................................................. 136

Index ..................................................................................................... 141

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Summary of the Fare Quote and Pricing

Table: Fare Calculation Entries

Entry Requests PNR Main/Follow-Up

FQA IATA rate of exchange No Main entry

Table: Fare Display-Related Entries

Entry Requests PNR Main/Follow-Up

FQD Fare display No Main entry

Table: Informative Pricing Entries

Entry Requests PNR Main/Follow-Up

FQH Vertical fare calculation No/Yes Follow-up entry

Entry Requests PNR Main/Follow-Up

FQE Encode and decode corporate contracts No Main entry

Table: Itinerary Pricing Entries

Entry Requests PNR TST Creation

FXP Itinerary pricing Yes Yes

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Table: Amadeus Best Pricer Entries

Entry Requests PNR TST Creation

FXA Amadeus Best Pricer, searches for lower Yes No

Table: Amadeus Value Pricer Entries

Entry Requests PNR TST Creation

FXC Amadeus Value Pricer, searches for lowest No No

Amadeus Information Pages Subjects

Table: Fare Quote Information in Amadeus Information Pages

GGFQTTAX General tax information

Fare Display in Euros

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International Fare Display

These rates of exchange are for fares filed in a national currency.

Notes: The display shows fares sorted highest to lowest.

Here is a portion of the international fare display:

Table: Column Headers in the International Fare Display

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DATES/DAYS The display contains up to two lines of date /days restrictions.

Here is a fare display for Frankfurt to Barcelona:

Table: Explanation of Line 4 in the Fare Quote Display

04 Fare line number

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Scrolling and Changing Entries

Table: Scrolling Entries

M Move Down to the next screen of information.

Airline-specific Fare Display

13DEC0x**13DEC0x/YY MADMUC/NSP;EH/TPM 931/MPM 1117

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US and Canadian Domestic Airline-specific

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Multiple Airline Display

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DESCRIPTION Description of the passenger types for fares that exist

TAXES COLLECTABLE ON TICKET

TAXES NOT COLLECTABLE ON TICKET

RULES DISPLAY XF MAY APPLY

RULES DISPLAY XF MAY APPLY