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Air Travel Ticketing and Fare Construction (2007)
HC USISBN: 9788182040373 bzw. 818204037X, Sprache unbekannt, Aman Publication, New Delhi, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to air travel. 2. Modern trends in air transport. 3. Air travel fares and ticketing rules. 4. Air travel consolidators. 5. Global distribution systems. 6. Self booking of flight tickets. 7. E commerce and air travel distribution. 8. Internet and air travel information control. 9. Aviation taxation. 10. Airline deregulation. 11. Air travel security concerns. Bibliography. Index. Airlines provide scheduled air transport services to passengers or freight or chartered flight. They assign prices to their services in an attempt to maximise profitability. The advent of advanced computerised reservations systems in the late 1970s allowed airlines to easily perform cost benefit analyses on different pricing structures leading to almost perfect price discrimination in some cases. Trying to understand all the different fares offered by the nation's airlines is a daunting task. That's because the major carriers have created fare schedules every bit as complex as the federal tax code. So many different fares are available it's unlikely that any two passengers on a given flight will pay the same price for their tickets. This book elaborately discusses the principles and procedures of air travel ticketing and fare construction. Its contents will be highly beneficial to travel agents tour operators airline professionals businessmen travellers and general public alike. 272 pp.
Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to air travel. 2. Modern trends in air transport. 3. Air travel fares and ticketing rules. 4. Air travel consolidators. 5. Global distribution systems. 6. Self booking of flight tickets. 7. E commerce and air travel distribution. 8. Internet and air travel information control. 9. Aviation taxation. 10. Airline deregulation. 11. Air travel security concerns. Bibliography. Index. Airlines provide scheduled air transport services to passengers or freight or chartered flight. They assign prices to their services in an attempt to maximise profitability. The advent of advanced computerised reservations systems in the late 1970s allowed airlines to easily perform cost benefit analyses on different pricing structures leading to almost perfect price discrimination in some cases. Trying to understand all the different fares offered by the nation's airlines is a daunting task. That's because the major carriers have created fare schedules every bit as complex as the federal tax code. So many different fares are available it's unlikely that any two passengers on a given flight will pay the same price for their tickets. This book elaborately discusses the principles and procedures of air travel ticketing and fare construction. Its contents will be highly beneficial to travel agents tour operators airline professionals businessmen travellers and general public alike. 272 pp.
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