About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.

About
Explore and interpret Global Distribution Systems Fares (GDS) by using mileage system pricing.
Format: Internet or eBook

Prerequisites: Learners must already be familiar with GDS system functionality, basic commands, and have the ability to interpret booked itineraries.

Upon completing this course you will have the skills to:

• Analyze GDS displays relevant to mileage system pricing
• Identify and price different journey types
• Read, interpret, and apply fare rules
• Check minimum-fare rules in pricing itineraries
• Use GDS to issue tickets for manually-priced reservations

• Introduction to mileage based air fares, analyzing itineraries and retrieving fares from a GDS
• Pricing one-way and circle trip practice exercises
• Limitations on indirect travel, side trips and surface sectors
• Backhauls, circle trips, journeys in different classes of service and alternative fare break points
• Lowest combinations, round-the-world journeys and minimum checks

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

• Airline fares desk agents
• Travel agents
• Airline ticket agents
• Call center agents

This course can be used toward the Proficiency Certificate in Agency Ticket Sales & Settlement

This is a distance learning course, delivered online through a web-based program. 100 hours of study are provided although an average of 50 hours of course study should be expected.

The course is supported by a downloadable and printable Workbook with exercises, a list of GDS commands, maps and definitions of key journey pricing principles.

This course requires the following minimum system requirements: Windows 95, Internet Explorer 5.5, 16MB memory.

Examination is administered in paper-based format at an IATA examination venue. Successful candidates earn the course certificate.