Travel Agent Test Questions and Verified Answers
Flight coupon
the portion of the passenger ticket that is pulled for passage on the flight between specified
cities
consolidator
entity that acquires a bulk rate or block of seats to sell at discount rate
Contiguous U.S.
the adjoining U.S. states on the continent of North America that are south of Canada and north
of Mexico, plus the District of Columbia. Excludes the states of Alaska and Hawaii, all off-shore
U.S. territories and possessions
commercial airline
an airline that sells its seats publicly
configuration
diagram of the interiors of the aircraft showing layout of seats, exits, etc.
Confirmed: verification of passengers' reservations
Wait list
list established by the airlines when there are no more readily available spaces on a flight and
containing names waiting for cancellations
Local fare
fare for a direct fight or the equivalent to an online fare; a fare that applies to transportation on
a single carrier
Layover
time and place where a passenger on a connecting flight change planes
, Joint Fare
fare that applied for an offline or interline connection (using more than one airline from origin
to destination)
Regular fare
fare without restrictions, usually meaning regular coach or first-class fares; also called "normal
fare"
Revalidation sticker
a sticker used to show a change of carrier/flight/class/fate/time/status and placed over the
coupon of the ticket being affected. A schedule change that does not affect the fare or cities on
the itinerary can be shown on the ticket by using revalidation sticker. If any other part of the
ticket changes, a new ticket must be issued.
cancel
void reservation
carrier
another term for airline
charter
aircraft used solely by s group for specific destinations
checked baggage
luggage that has been registerd by the airline. airline takes custody and is responsible for.
Baggage check or claim tag issued.
Child
airlines normally classify a child as age 2-11; on special fares there may be no discount; on
normal fares, the child may pay two-thirds of the fare when accompanied by an adult
Flight coupon
the portion of the passenger ticket that is pulled for passage on the flight between specified
cities
consolidator
entity that acquires a bulk rate or block of seats to sell at discount rate
Contiguous U.S.
the adjoining U.S. states on the continent of North America that are south of Canada and north
of Mexico, plus the District of Columbia. Excludes the states of Alaska and Hawaii, all off-shore
U.S. territories and possessions
commercial airline
an airline that sells its seats publicly
configuration
diagram of the interiors of the aircraft showing layout of seats, exits, etc.
Confirmed: verification of passengers' reservations
Wait list
list established by the airlines when there are no more readily available spaces on a flight and
containing names waiting for cancellations
Local fare
fare for a direct fight or the equivalent to an online fare; a fare that applies to transportation on
a single carrier
Layover
time and place where a passenger on a connecting flight change planes
, Joint Fare
fare that applied for an offline or interline connection (using more than one airline from origin
to destination)
Regular fare
fare without restrictions, usually meaning regular coach or first-class fares; also called "normal
fare"
Revalidation sticker
a sticker used to show a change of carrier/flight/class/fate/time/status and placed over the
coupon of the ticket being affected. A schedule change that does not affect the fare or cities on
the itinerary can be shown on the ticket by using revalidation sticker. If any other part of the
ticket changes, a new ticket must be issued.
cancel
void reservation
carrier
another term for airline
charter
aircraft used solely by s group for specific destinations
checked baggage
luggage that has been registerd by the airline. airline takes custody and is responsible for.
Baggage check or claim tag issued.
Child
airlines normally classify a child as age 2-11; on special fares there may be no discount; on
normal fares, the child may pay two-thirds of the fare when accompanied by an adult
