1.
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Write and perform entries required to build a passenger name record.
(I)
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2.
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Define and explain terms related to basic sales concepts and sales
analysis. (II)
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3.
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Demonstrate appropriate sales techniques. (II)
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4.
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Offer sale to the customer in a timely manner. (II)
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5.
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Make special offers to the customer when required. (II)
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6.
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Define and explain terms related to fares in the airline industry.
(III)
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7.
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List and identify the fare basis elements. (III)
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8.
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Write and perform entries related to fares. (III)
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9.
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Select the lowest available one-day and round-trip fares for specific
itineraries on a given display. (III)
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10.
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Create an itinerary using availability and shoppers (fare display).
(I-III)
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11.
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Demonstrate the ability to produce and accept automated tickets. (IV)
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12.
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Describe all ticketing options. (IV)
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13.
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Write and perform basic ticket entries including fares. (V)
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14.
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Determine how and when to use special forms. (V)
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15.
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Demonstrate international ticketing procedures. (V)
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16.
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Show the proper method to store a fare. (V)
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17.
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List the various acceptable forms of payment and demonstrate how to
process each. (VI)
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18.
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Explain the various types of non-revenue and reduced-rate ticketing.
(VII)
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19.
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Show the proper method to re-issue a ticket. (VIII)
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20.
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Determine when and how excess charges should be assessed for baggage.
(IX)
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21.
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Determine which type of baggage tags to use and correctly fill out
tags. (IX)
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22.
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Identify baggage that cannot be accepted for transport. (IX)
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