| Hint | Answer | Extra |
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| An automated system in Apollo used by CSR's at airports to assign or reconcile for a customer a seat on a flight. | |
| City airport where passenger boards the aircraft | |
| A way of accounting for an unflown portion of a trip. | |
| Program for making positive identification that the appropriate bags are ona flight utilizing hand held scanner | |
| City where many aircraft are on the ground at the same period. Major connecting cities for transfer flights. | |
| A Triple A is a work area in Apollo that temporarily holds the Apollo entries and responses. | |
| An onboard unit that provides electrical and pneumatic power to an aircraft. | |
| Detailed Apollo display of flight schedules which includes carrier, flight number, class of service, date, and departure and arrival times. | |
| Sequence of characters unique to a customer's PNR. | |
| A reference book that contains flight schedules, flight connections, and flight information for all U.S. and international carriers. | |
| A program in Apollo which allows the customer to completely check in up to 30 days prior to departure ofr a domestic flight anywhere in U.S. | |
| This printer is connected to Apollo via computer and issues destination bag tags for the customer's checked bag. | |
| A customer who has attained his/her twelfth birthday and is paying the full applicable fare. | |
| To reserve accommodations. | |
| The system that quotes and stores the fare for a customer's itinerary in the Passenger Name Record. | |
| Two letter codes that are used in Apollo to communicate within the united system or between United and other airlines regarding flight, car, and hotel reservations. | |
| Serial numbered tag consisting of two parts which is used as the instrument to route the checked baggage on the same aircraft as the passenger and facilitate the identification of | |
| ASI | |
| Any vehicle designed for or employed in the transportation and transfer of fuel into or from an aircraft. | |
| When an item or object is missing from the customer's bag, due to alleged theft. | |
| If a passenger fails to check in with an airline representative 15 minutes prior to scheduled departure, their confirmed reservation is subject to cancellation. | |
| A service provided by personnel certified by FAA to promote the safe, orderly, expiditious flow of air traffic within controlled airspace. | |
| An aircraft system to communicate between an aircraft and computer system via radio. | |
| Bin area on the aircraft | |
| The speed at which the aircraft moves through the air. | |
| A fare that is applicable to an international destination or area. | |
| | Hint | Answer | Extra |
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| This is an accounting system in Apollo that programmatically tabulates and stores all ticketing transactions issued by anyone who accessed AASRS with a basic sign-in. | |
| Allows an itinerary to be priced in booking code other than that in which hit is booked. | |
| The amount of baggage that a carrier may check and/or carry on board an aircraft without additional charge. | |
| ASC | |
| The doors giving acess to the airplane. | |
| Accommodation held by a passenger on a given flight. | |
| Also known as 'luggage' | |
| The card-type ticket/boarding pass produced by a specialized printer. | |
| Time when travel is restricted for free or reduced fares. | |
| An optional itinerary seemnt which is used to record rental car, hotel, air taxi, surface transportation, and tour information. | |
| The scheduled time of a flights arrival/departure from a particular station according to the published schedule. | |
| AOA | |
| Length, height, width of a bag in inches | |
| Prohibits airlines from customer discrimination on the basis of disability. | |
| Designation used by Customer Service to determine order of passenger boarding. | |
| Direction on aircraft from captains position. | |
| The plane is entireley free from contact with the ground and is in the air. | |
| This represents the tail section of an aircraft. | |
| Document containing specific seat assignment, which, when attached to the ticket, allows the customer to board an aircraft. | |
| ADA | |
| ATS has responibility for marketing, sales, and support of Apollos system in the United States, Mexico, and Japan. Owned by United States, USAir, and Air Canada, Apollo Travel Serv | |
| The automated travel services computer system used by United Airlines, United Express, travel agencies, and commercial accounts for travel reservations, document pricing, and infor | |
| Booking two round-trip fares with Saturday night stopovers, and using a portion of each ticket to avoid a higher unrestricted fare. Airlines may deny boarding for a traveler using | |
| A program in Apollo which allows the customer to select a specfiic seat ssignment of up to 331 days before departure for domestic/international travel. | |
| A specialized application using hardware to emulate the keyboard. APIS collects specialized passport information from each customer and transmits it to the U.S. Customs and Immigra | |
| AOSSP | |
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