Category 35 Ticketing Combinations Across Public & Private
Category 35 Ticketing Combinations Across Public & Private
Category 35 Ticketing Combinations Across Public & Private
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Introduction<br />
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Prior to this implementation <strong>Category</strong> 10 was the sole Rule <strong>Category</strong> used<br />
to control the fares combinable for pricing.<br />
However, the increase of Cat <strong>35</strong> Negotiated Fares in markets highlighted a<br />
challenge in ticketing these fares as <strong>Category</strong> <strong>35</strong> stores information<br />
pertinent to ticketing including:<br />
• Net and/or Selling fare levels<br />
• Tour codes<br />
• Commission/mark up values<br />
• Baggage Allowance<br />
As more carriers deployed <strong>Category</strong> <strong>35</strong> it became evident that combining<br />
<strong>Category</strong> <strong>35</strong> fares with other <strong>Category</strong> <strong>35</strong>/15 private fares or standard public<br />
fares created conflicts in the data for ticketing.<br />
Therefore both <strong>Category</strong> 10 and <strong>Category</strong> <strong>35</strong> must be validated so prices are<br />
returned that can be consistently ticketed at the same level without surprise.<br />
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