Category 35 Ticketing Combinations Across Public & Private

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Agenda value Ticketing Combinations across Public & Private fares • Introduction • Industry Guidelines Overview • Examples • Exception • Features and Benefits • Appendix • Industry Guidelines Detail 2
Introduction value Prior to this implementation Category 10 was the sole Rule Category used to control the fares combinable for pricing. However, the increase of Cat 35 Negotiated Fares in markets highlighted a challenge in ticketing these fares as Category 35 stores information pertinent to ticketing including: • Net and/or Selling fare levels • Tour codes • Commission/mark up values • Baggage Allowance As more carriers deployed Category 35 it became evident that combining Category 35 fares with other Category 35/15 private fares or standard public fares created conflicts in the data for ticketing. Therefore both Category 10 and Category 35 must be validated so prices are returned that can be consistently ticketed at the same level without surprise. 3
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Page 5 and 6: ATPCo Industry Guidelines Overview
Page 7 and 8: Best Practice value In today’s wo
Page 9 and 10: Example 1- New pricing response *IA
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Page 13 and 14: Example 2- New pricing response *IA
Page 15 and 16: Re-Filing Options With this impleme
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Page 19 and 20: Features fully implemented by 7 Sep
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