Terms and Definitions Flashcards

1
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The carrier of which the passenger departs from the connecting point

A

Accepting Receiving Passenger

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2
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Passenger who lands at their point of destination

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Arriving or Landing Passenger

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3
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Articles, Affects, and personal property of a passenger which are necessary for wear, use comfort, or convenience in connecting with his trip.

A

Baggage

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4
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The point where the passenger is scheduled to embark on the flight of boarding airline

A

Boarding Point

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5
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Accommodation held for the passenger on a given flight

A

Booking Reservation

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6
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Baggage hand carried by the passenger into the aircraft cabin, this comprises all personal articles other than the allowed carry-on items needed by the passenger during flight

A

Cabin/Hand Carry Baggage

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7
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A flight that will definitely not depart or arrive as scheduled on that day

A

Cancelled Flight

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8
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Means transportation of the person or property by air, with or without remuneration, including all incidental services

A

Carriage

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9
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Pertains to the airline. i.e. Philippine Airlines Inc.

A

Carrier

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10
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When PAL takes sole custody of a passengers baggage and issues a baggage claim check.

A

Checked Baggage

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11
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Means applicable laws and regulation, procedures and restriction or govern the transport of the passenger/item by air.

A

Conditions of Carriage

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12
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Means two or more tickets concurrently issued to a passenger and together constitute a single contract of carriage.

A

Conjunction of Ticket

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13
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The station enroute where the passenger has to change aircraft either with the same airline or with a different airline.

A

Connecting Point

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14
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A delay which lasts more than an hour from the published departure time and exact departure time cannot be ascertained.

A

Creeping Delay

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15
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Where the passengers declare the contents and value of their baggage and other things the brought into the country. Where passengers are asked to fill out the customs declaration for.

A

Customs Area

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16
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A flight that is unable to depart or arrive as scheduled and will be resceduled at the later time.

A

Delayed Flight

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17
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The airline on whose flight a passenger will travel to an interpoint, stop over point or gap.

A

Delivering Airline

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18
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The amount payable to passengers holding a confirmed reservation on a flight to which they were denied access due to over sale.

A

Denied Boarding Compensation

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19
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The point at which the passenger is scheduled to disembark from a flight of a boarding airline

A

Deplaning Point

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20
Q

A person who has entered a country (legally or illegally) and who now has been formally ordered by the authorities to be removed from that country

A

Deportee

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21
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The ultimate stopping space of the passenger according to the contract of carriage

A

Destination

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22
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A passenger who arrives on one flight and departs on the same aircraft and/or flight

A

Direct Transit Passenger

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23
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Refers to a flight that deviates from the published route and as a result, returns to the airport of origin or lands in alternate airports other than its airport of destination.

A

Diverted Flight

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24
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A passenger ticket taking a flight for the first time

A

First Rider

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25
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When used in the interlines reservation context, means 10 or more passenger, excluding infants, travelling together.

A

Group

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26
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Where the passenger presents to Immigration Officers their passports, visas, E/D (embarkation or departure cards) nad other documents

A

Immigratioin Area

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27
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passenger who has arrived in the country on a flight, but refused an admission by the authorities of that country

A

Inadmissible Passenger

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28
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A passenger whose physical, medical, or mental condition requires individual attention on embarking, disembarking during flight.

A

Incapacitated Passenger

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29
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Minor less than two years of age

A

Infant

30
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Carriage within the same traffic conference

A

Intra-Conference Carriage

31
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Carriage from one traffic conference or area to another

A

Inter-Conference Carriage

32
Q

Used in conjunction with one another word to describe anything involving two or more airlines (NOT INTERCHANGE FLIGHT)

A

Interline

33
Q

A change in passengers itinerary brought about by flight disruptions

A

Involuntary Re-Routing

34
Q

The sum of all portions of a passengers journey, from the beginning to the end, even though seperated by gap or gaps

A

Itinerary

35
Q

A passenger who is in contact with the local office of an airline, either directly, through another person, through a travel agent, or through the local office of another airline

A

Local Passenger

36
Q

Refers to a passenger who presents himself for check-in at the airport on the day of the departure but is unable to board the aircraft

A

Left Behind Passenger

37
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Passenger who need to be met and assisted upon arrival due to some special assistance they need

A

MAAS Passenger

38
Q

Any accountable document issued by an airline requesting issue of an appropriate passenger ticket and baggage check or revision of services to the person named in such document

A

Miscellaneous Charges Order (MCO)

39
Q

A passenger who, due to the late arrival or non-operation of their original flight, arrives at the interline point by their original delivering flight, an alternate flight or surface transportation, too late to board their original receiving flight.

A

Misconnection

40
Q

A passenger who arrives at a station after his connecting flight has departed. He will have to either; wait for the next available flight or be booked on another airline’s flight.

A

Misconnected Passenger

41
Q

A passenger who erroneously, boards the wrong plane and takes the flight up to the destination of that plane he is expected to inform the airline representative, usually the CSA of the mistake and will want to:
Ø Proceed to his destination from the misrouted station
Ø Will accept to be returned to his original station

A

Misrouted Passenger

42
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A passenger who presents a ticket indicating reserved space by the boarding.

A

No Record Passenger

43
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A passenger who fails to join a flight on which he/ she holds reserve space for reasons other than misconnection.

A

No-Show Passenger

44
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Used in conjunction with another word to describe anything involving carriage on the services of a single carrier, e.g., online itinerary, online reservation, online connection, etc.

A

Online or Interline

45
Q

The airline transporting the passenger over the first portion of an itinerary

A

Originating Airline

46
Q

when more seats have been reserved on a flight than are allowable for sale.

A

Overbooking

47
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when a passenger, who has a valid ticket indicating a first reservation or a person that the airline has a positive reservations record, is not accommodated when the flight departs, or is carried but not in accommodation reserved.

A

Over sale

48
Q

any person, except member of the crew, carried or to be carried in an aircraft with the consent of the carrier.

A

Passenger

49
Q

A record of each passenger’s travel requirements which contains all information necessary to enable reservations to be processed and controlled by the booking and participating airline

A

Passenger Name Record

50
Q

When the delay is known (12) hours or more, prior to the estimated time of departure of the flight

A

Planned/Anticipated Delay

51
Q

The notification by teletype, commercial wire or mail, that a person in one city has requested issuance of prepaid transportation, as advised in the PTA, to a person in another city.

A

Prepaid Ticket Advice

52
Q

Area where CAA doctors check the health cards of passenger to see if they have necessary shots of vaccination

A

Quarantine

53
Q

A flight that had to make an unscheduled stop in a place not included in its flight route

A

Rerouted/Diverted Flights

54
Q

A flight which did not continue its journey and instead returned to ramp. This may either to reset to depart at a later rime unless it is cancelled.

A

Return Flight

55
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Passenger who temporarily stayed abroad either for visiting purposes, business or working contracts and are returning to resume their residency

A

Returning Resident

56
Q

Is a passenger travelling an seeking admission in a country only to join a vessel docked in that country

A

Ship’s Crew/Seamen

57
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Baggage awaiting acceptance for carriage due to overbooked flight of voluming out of cargo hold due to excessive checked baggage

A

Standby Baggage

58
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A potential revenue passenger who presents himself/herself at a designated check-in-location, and who is prepared to travel if space is available.

A

Standby or Go show

59
Q

A deliberate interruption of journey by a passenger, at the point between the place of original departure and place of destination which was agreed to in advance by the airline.

A

Stop Over

60
Q

A passenger is unable to travel in a cabin seat and must be accommodated in the aircraft in a horizontal position

A

Stretcher Passenger

61
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A passenger who arrives on one flight to connect to another flight.

A

Transfer Passenger

62
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Types of Transfer Passenger

A
  1. Immediate Connecting Passenger
  2. Stay-in Passenger
  3. Wash-up Passenger
  4. Layover Passenger
63
Q

A Transfer passenger who arrives within two hours before ETD of his connecting flight.

A

Immediate Connecting Passenger

64
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A Transfer passenger who arrives from 2 to 6 hours before ETD of his connecting flight. Such passenger shall not be landed and remains at the airport terminal premises only.

A

Stay-in Passenger

65
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A Transfer passenger who arrives more than 6 hours before ETD of his connecting flight but depart within the same day. Such passenger shall be landed and provided wash-up and meals at a designated hotel (except for a restricted national)

A

Wash-up Passenger

66
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A Transfer passenger who’s connecting flight departs on the following day from his arrival. Such passenger shall be landed and accommodated at a designated hotel (except for restricted national.

A

Layover Passenger

67
Q

A passenger who is allowed entry into the Philippines for a stay of 21 days or more without a visa approval provided holding onward tickets.

A

Non-Restricted National

68
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A passenger who is not allowed to enter the Philippines without a valid visa

A

Restricted National

69
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A passenger who stays in a place temporarily to connect to another flight for his final destination

A

Transit Passenger

70
Q

Is a transiting passenger who is continuing his journey to a third country, even when a change of airline is involved,

A

Transit without Visa Passenger

71
Q

a passenger who is three months of age below 12 years who is not in a custody of one who is at least 12 years old

A

 Unaccompanied Minor

72
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A baggage of which the passenger retains custody

A

Unchecked Baggage