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GDS: Sabre, Amadeus & Travelport Flashcards

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  1. In Sabre, which command is used to display a passenger's existing PNR when you already have the record locator?

    Answer: *ABCDEF

    In Sabre, typing *ABCDEF (the asterisk followed by the record locator) retrieves an existing PNR.

  2. Which Amadeus command displays all available seat maps for a specific flight segment?

    Answer: SM/1

    In Amadeus, SM/1 displays the seat map for segment 1 of the itinerary.

  3. In Travelport (Galileo), what is the function of the 'QP' prefix in a booking command?

    Answer: Queue placement

    QP in Travelport/Galileo is used for queue placement, routing PNRs to specific work queues.

  4. A client wants the lowest available fare between two cities. Which Sabre command initiates a low-fare search?

    Answer: WPNC

    WPNC in Sabre prices the itinerary using the lowest available fare (No fare Certificate required).

  5. In Amadeus, which code is used to request a special meal of 'vegetarian strict/vegan' for a passenger?

    Answer: VLML

    VLML is the IATA SSR code for vegetarian strict (lacto-ovo) meals, while VGML is for vegetarian non-dairy/non-egg.

  6. Which Travelport Galileo command is used to end the transaction and send an itinerary to the passenger via email?

    Answer: ET

    ET in Galileo ends the transaction (saves the PNR); email itinerary is sent via separate ticketing/itinerary commands.

  7. In Sabre, what does the OSI (Other Service Information) field communicate?

    Answer: Free-text information to the airline that does not require a response

    OSI sends informational free-text messages to airlines that do not require a confirmed response, unlike SSR fields.