When
The stored fare is wrong (wrong family, wrong passenger type, flights changed) and you want to price again from scratch.
Steps
| # | Entry | What it does | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TQT | Shows the TSTs and their numbers. | Know what you delete. |
| 2 | TTE | Deletes the only TST. | |
| 3 | TTE/T1 · TTE/T1,3 · TTE/ALL | Deletes TST 1 · TSTs 1 and 3 · all. | |
| 4 | TTE/INF · TTE/PAX · TTE/P1,3 | Infant TSTs · non-infant · for passengers 1 and 3. | Only part. |
| 5 | FXP | Prices again and creates the new TST. | |
| 6 | RF + name, ER | Saves. |
Graphic: Stored fares (TST & TSM) → select → Delete.
Check it worked
TQT shows only the new TST.
Traps
- Do not delete the TST of an issued ticket to "fix" a price — the ticket is already issued; a change needs a reissue (see Void, refund, revalidation or reissue — which one this case needs). For a manual exchange with a deleted TST see Exchange when the TST was deleted (rebuild from history).
- Deleting all TSTs of a PNR with several passenger types means re-pricing all of them.