When
The client asks what aircraft it is, whether there is a stop, which terminal, or who really operates a codeshare flight.
Steps
| # | Entry | What it does | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DO2 | Flight information for line 2 of an availability. | Before selling. |
| 2 | DO1,3 | For the third flight of line 1 (a connection). | |
| 3 | DOAF2418/28NOV/NCECDG | For a flight by number and date. | Without a display. |
| 4 | DO3 | For segment 3 in the PNR. | After booking. |
| 5 | RTSVC · RTSVC4 | Flight details for all segments · segment 4 of the PNR. | Terminals, aircraft, meals. |
| 6 | DHRG916/10SEP | Flight information history, if available. | What changed on a flight. |
Check it worked
The display lists each leg with times, terminals, aircraft and the operating carrier.
Traps
- A codeshare is sold under one airline and flown by another. Check-in, baggage rules and the terminal usually follow the operating airline — tell the client.
- A "direct" flight can have a stop (same flight number) —
DOshows it.