When
FXP answers with a list instead of creating a TST: more than one fare fits the booked class,
and you must choose which one to store.
Steps
| # | Entry | What it does | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FXP | Shows the list of possible fares. | Different rules or prices in the same class. |
| 2 | FQQ3 | Ticket image of the fare on line 3. | Amount, taxes, fare calculation. |
| 3 | FQN3 | Rules of the fare on line 3. | Which one matches what the client wants. |
| 4 | FXT3 | Stores the fare on line 3 for all passengers (creates the TST). | Your choice. |
| 5 | FXT4/P1 · FXT4/P2,3 | Fare on line 4 for passenger 1 · for passengers 2 and 3. | Different fares per passenger. |
| 6 | FXT1/P1,3//5/P2 | Fare 1 for passengers 1 and 3, fare 5 for passenger 2. | Mixed in one entry. |
Check it worked
TQT shows the TST with the fare basis you chose.
Traps
- The cheapest line is not always right: a slightly dearer fare may be refundable or include a bag. Read the rules of the two or three best lines.
- Choose before anything else changes the PNR — the list belongs to that pricing.