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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADM
Agency Debit Memo, used in ARC/BSP/IATA contexts. The entry notes that in the US non-payment may cause loss of appointment regardless of liability, whereas elsewhere agents may dispute an ADM and refuse payment until dispute resolution is completed.
Agency Debit Memo, used in ARC/BSP/IATA contexts. The entry notes that in the US non-payment may cause loss of appointment regardless of liability, whereas elsewhere agents may dispute an ADM and refuse payment until dispute resolution is completed.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADF
Automatic direction finding equipment (aviation).
Automatic direction finding equipment (aviation).
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADB
“Advise if duplicate booking,” a booking/administration instruction.
“Advise if duplicate booking,” a booking/administration instruction.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADC
ADC can mean (1) air data computer (aviation), or (2) IATA shorthand for additional collection, where a higher fare becomes due because of rerouting, upgrading, or other itinerary changes chosen by the traveller.
ADC can mean (1) air data computer (aviation), or (2) IATA shorthand for additional collection, where a higher fare becomes due because of rerouting, upgrading, or other itinerary changes chosen by the traveller.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: add-on
A US term for optional extras that can be purchased alongside a tour or travel arrangement, ranging from small items like travel insurance to transport that connects the traveller to the main product’s starting point (for example, a rail or air ticket to join a cruise departure port).
A US term for optional extras that can be purchased alongside a tour or travel arrangement, ranging from small items like travel insurance to transport that connects the traveller to the main product’s starting point (for example, a rail or air ticket to join a cruise departure port).
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: add-on fare
Fares used to build through international fares to/from points not otherwise published in airline tariffs, and also the concept of an amount added to a base fare (for example a “domestic add-on”). The entry explains that once calculated, such fares are treated like published fares, including deriving maximum permitted mileage using mileage add-ons; where tariff rules allow mileage construction, the lowest combination principle applies.
Fares used to build through international fares to/from points not otherwise published in airline tariffs, and also the concept of an amount added to a base fare (for example a “domestic add-on”). The entry explains that once calculated, such fares are treated like published fares, including deriving maximum permitted mileage using mileage add-ons; where tariff rules allow mileage construction, the lowest combination principle applies.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADIZ
Air defence identification zone (aviation).
Air defence identification zone (aviation).
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: adjoining rooms
Hotel rooms located next to each other, often requested by families with young children who prefer proximity without sharing a room. The entry notes that in modern hotels such rooms are seldom inter-communicating, and by definition rooms opposite each other across a corridor are not adjoining.
Hotel rooms located next to each other, often requested by families with young children who prefer proximity without sharing a room. The entry notes that in modern hotels such rooms are seldom inter-communicating, and by definition rooms opposite each other across a corridor are not adjoining.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: adjoining seats
Seats next to each other on transport or at an event; the entry specifies that seats separated by an aisle are not adjoining.
Seats next to each other on transport or at an event; the entry specifies that seats separated by an aisle are not adjoining.
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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: ADI
ADI may refer to (1) attitude/direction indicator (aviation) or (2) Area of Dominant Influence.
ADI may refer to (1) attitude/direction indicator (aviation) or (2) Area of Dominant Influence.