Key points Industry requirements Indicate if Comments response The response should show evidence of the Evidence must be provided in the Record other key points and examples from the candidate’s addresses following. response. conversation. Identify whether practical candidate’s KP and IR. assessment is warranted. interpretation of fare Question 95 schedules and other airline Identifies and accesses sources of domestic and or consolidator guidelines international airfares which may include airline guides, interpretation of rules and schedules and timetables, fare manuals, computerised conditions applicable to data, CRS, GDS, tariffs from airlines and consolidators, fares special bulletins issued by airlines and consolidators, general information from airlines, internet. interpretation of current Information on international fares must include airport and airline and IATA regulations airline codes, fare types and classes, IATA areas, global literacy skills to read and indicators, international airline terminology, IATA interpret complex airfare terminology and definitions, concession fares infants, schedules, airline and IATA children, students, pensioners, groups, seamen, military regulations, costings and and carers. applicable rules and General air travel rules and restrictions which may include conditions payment and ticketing deadlines, extensions to deadlines, numeracy skills to perform availability, cancellation and amendment charges, complex airfare calculations availability of class of travel, baggage allowance and excess charges, restricted articles in baggage. Fares incorporating non-stop, direct and connecting services, minimum connecting times, route maps. Question 96 Must include coverage of the following: NUA neutral units of construction – LCF local currency fares – GI global indicators: –
Key points The candidate’s response should show evidence of the following. Industry requirements Evidence must be provided in the candidate’s response. Indicate if response addresses KP and IR. Comments Record other key points and examples from the conversation. Identify whether practical assessment is warranted. Question 95 interpretation of fare schedules and other airline or consolidator guidelines interpretation of rules and conditions applicable to fares interpretation of current airline and IATA regulations literacy skills to read and interpret complex airfare schedules, airline and IATA regulations, costings and applicable rules and conditions numeracy skills to perform complex airfare calculations Identifies and accesses sources of domestic and international airfares which may include airline guides, schedules and timetables, fare manuals, computerised data, CRS, GDS, tariffs from airlines and consolidators, special bulletins issued by airlines and consolidators, general information from airlines, internet. Information on international fares must include airport and airline codes, fare types and classes, IATA areas, global indicators, international airline terminology, IATA terminology and definitions, concession fares infants, children, students, pensioners, groups, seamen, military and carers. General air travel rules and restrictions which may include payment and ticketing deadlines, extensions to deadlines, availability, cancellation and amendment charges, availability of class of travel, baggage allowance and excess charges, restricted articles in baggage. Fares incorporating non-stop, direct and connecting services, minimum connecting times, route maps. Question 96 Must include coverage of the following: NUA – neutral units of construction LCF – local currency fares GI – global indicators:
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