Travel Terms

3. The physical wall on an aircraft that separates different cabin sections, such as Business Class and Economy.
6. A trip that travels from Point A to Point B and returns from Point C to Point A.
10. A code used in reservation systems to indicate a portion of an itinerary that does not involve a flight; stands for Arrival Not Known.
11. A flight that operates directly between origin and destination without any stops.
12. An alphanumeric code that identifies a fare type and its applicable rules.
14. Abbreviation for International Air Transport Association.
16. An electronic ticket stored digitally rather than printed on paper stock.
17. A trip involving more than one destination before returning to the original starting point.

1. A fare that is available for purchase by the general public.
2. Also KK, GK, or YK; reservation status codes indicating confirmed space on a flight.
4. The 2-character code designated by IATA to represent an airline (e.g., UA = United Airlines, QF = Qantas).
5. Booking two or more reservations when only one will actually be used.
7. The price of a ticket before taxes and surcharges are added.
8. An agreement between airlines to sell seats on each other's flights.
9. Airline packaged fares bundled with extra features such as refundability
13. A single flight portion within an itinerary.
15. A flight that stops en route but does not require passengers to change aircraft.