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What does DCS stand for?
- De-Centrelasied Storage
- Departure Control System
- Departmental Carrier System
- Direct Control Systems

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This Quiz will test your Domain knowledge of Travel industry in General and Airline industry in particular.

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When a PNR is split, Two new PNR numbers are generated.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

When a PNR is split, only 1 new PNR number is generated; the other will be the parent PNR which is being split

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3.

One coupon of an E ticket will not be used by passenger and segment has been cancelled. Can I void / process the refund for unused flight coupon?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

You cannot VOID a partly unused E ticket; partial refund is possible only after journey is completed for remaining sectors

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What are the 3 indicators that identify flights that are controlled by some type of marketing agreement?
- Dry Lease, Connecting Flight, Code-Share - Leased/blocked space
- Non-Stop flight, Dry Lease, Code-Share/Wet Lease
- Code-Share - Wet Lease, Joint Flight, Code-Share - Leased/blocked space
- Code-Share - Wet Lease, Connecting Flight, Code-Share - Leased/blocked space
Correct Answer

A. Code-Share - Wet Lease, Joint Flight, Code-Share - Leased/blocked space

Explanation

The three indicators that identify flights controlled by some type of marketing agreement are code-share - wet lease, joint flight, and code-share - leased/blocked space. Code-share - wet lease refers to an agreement where one airline leases an aircraft to another airline and the second airline operates the flight under its own flight number. Joint flight indicates that multiple airlines are operating the same flight together. Code-share - leased/blocked space means that one airline has leased or blocked a certain number of seats on another airline's flight for its passengers.

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A flight that represent a marketing agreement between two airlines that compete over the same route is.....
- Wet Lease
- Code-Share - Wet Lease
- Joint Flight
- Leased/blocked space
- Connecting Flight
Correct Answer

A. Joint Flight

Explanation

A joint flight refers to a situation where two competing airlines enter into a marketing agreement to operate a flight on the same route. This allows them to pool their resources and offer a combined service to passengers. By collaborating on a joint flight, the airlines can increase their efficiency and reach a wider customer base. This arrangement benefits both airlines by reducing costs and increasing revenue through shared marketing efforts.

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What is the maximum number of Elements that a PNR can contain?
- 9
- 99
- 999
- 50
- 10
Correct Answer

A. 999

Explanation

A PNR (Passenger Name Record) is a unique identifier for a passenger or a group of passengers in a reservation system. It contains information about the itinerary, ticket details, and passenger details. The maximum number of elements that a PNR can contain is 999. This means that it can accommodate a large amount of information related to the passenger's travel, such as multiple flights, accommodations, and other services.

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Which among the following are the mandatory elements while creating a PNR?
- Contact Details
- Pricing
- Remarks
- Seat Map
- Ticketing Element
Correct Answer(s)

A. Contact Details
A. Ticketing Element

Explanation

When creating a Passenger Name Record (PNR), the mandatory elements include Contact Details and Ticketing Element. Contact Details are necessary to have the passenger's information and to be able to reach out to them if needed. The Ticketing Element is essential for issuing the ticket and completing the booking process. Pricing, Remarks, and Seat Map are not mandatory elements for creating a PNR, although they may be useful for additional information or preferences.

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Travel Domain Quiz - Expert Level

What does DCS stand for?

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When a PNR is split, Two new PNR numbers are generated.

One coupon of an E ticket will not be used by passenger and segment has been cancelled. Can I void / process the refund for unused flight coupon?

What are the 3 indicators that identify flights that are controlled by some type of marketing agreement?

A flight that represent a marketing agreement between two airlines that compete over the same route is.....

What is the maximum number of Elements that a PNR can contain?

Which among the following are the mandatory elements while creating a PNR?