IATA stands for the International Air Transport Association, a trade association for the world's airlines.
You can check the IATA airline members list on their website.
An IATA code is a two or three-letter code assigned to airports and airlines for easy identification in the travel industry.
You can find a list of IATA airline codes on their website or through a simple internet search.
No, IATA numbers are not used for booking flights. They are assigned to travel agents and other industry professionals for identification purposes.
IATA accreditation is a process where travel agents and other industry professionals are approved to issue tickets and perform other services on behalf of IATA member airlines.
You can apply for IATA accreditation through their website and complete the necessary requirements and training.
BSP stands for Billing and Settlement Plan, a system used by IATA to facilitate the sale and distribution of airline tickets through travel agents.
Your IATA BSP account may be suspended if you have not complied with their accreditation requirements, violated their rules, or have unresolved financial issues.
You will need to contact IATA and address the reason for the suspension to request reinstatement.
An IATA BSP number is a unique identifier assigned to travel agents participating in the BSP system.
You can obtain an IATA BSP number by completing the accreditation process through the IATA website.
A TIDS code is a unique identifier assigned to travel agents who are registered with IATA to sell and distribute airline tickets.
No, IATA does not sell flights directly to consumers. They provide services and support to airlines and travel agents.
You can report issues with an IATA member airline by contacting IATA customer support or filing a complaint through their website.
The IATA Clearing House is a financial system used to settle accounts between airlines and other industry partners for ticketing, cargo, and other services.
Yes, IATA Clearing House membership is available to qualified airlines and other industry participants.
A ticketing error message is a warning or notification that there is an issue with a ticket or booking, such as missing information or an invalid fare.
You will need to review the information provided in the error message and correct any mistakes or contact customer support for further assistance.
A fare calculation error is an issue with the calculation of the ticket price, usually due to incorrect fare rules or data entry mistakes.
To fix a fare calculation error, you will need to review the fare rules and correct any incorrect information or contact the airline for assistance.
A "no fare on carrier" error means that the selected airline does not have a published fare for the chosen route.
You can try selecting a different airline or routing, or contact the airline directly for assistance.
A "duplicate booking" error means that another reservation has been made for the same flight and passenger(s).
You will need to cancel one of the duplicate reservations to avoid being charged for both.
A "flight not found" error means that the selected flight is not available for booking or has been cancelled.
You can try searching for a different flight or contacting the airline for more information.
A "cancelled flight" error means that the selected flight has been cancelled by the airline.
You will need to contact the airline for assistance in rebooking or obtaining a refund.
You can find a list of IATA error codes on their website or by searching online for "IATA error codes."