The Amadeus MP command restores the previous screen display after it has been cleared — without re-entering the original search. The Amadeus MP command is the entry that restores a screen after it has been cleared. Learn what it does, when to use it, and how it fits into your daily GDS workflow. Amadeus…
A complete guide to the Amadeus MUN command — how to move the screen up by a specific number of lines when working with long displays. Learn more through our GDS training programs. Amadeus displays are often longer than a single screen. Availability lists, schedules, timetables, queue listings, and search results can run past…
A complete guide to the Amadeus MDN command — how to move the screen down by a specific number of lines when working with long displays. Amadeus displays are often longer than a single screen. Availability lists, schedules, timetables, queue listings, and search results can run past the visible area, and scrolling through them…
A complete guide to the Amadeus MB command — how to move the screen display directly to the bottom of long information. Long Amadeus displays can run far past a single screen. Availability lists with dozens of flights, schedules covering multiple days, queue listings, and detailed PNRs all extend beyond what fits in one…
A complete guide to the MT command in Amadeus — how to use the Amadeus MT command to move the screen display directly to the top of long information. Long Amadeus displays can run far past a single screen. Availability lists with dozens of flights, schedules covering multiple days, queue listings, and detailed PNRs…
A complete guide to the Amadeus MU command — how to scroll the screen upward to view the previous part of a long display. When you are working through a long Amadeus display — an availability list, a schedule, a queue listing, or a detailed PNR — the screen scrolls forward as you review…
A complete guide to the Amadeus MD command — how to scroll the screen downward to view the next part of a long display. Amadeus displays are frequently longer than a single screen. Availability lists, schedules, timetables, queue listings, and detailed PNRs all continue past the visible area, and to review them you must…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DK command — how to perform unit, temperature, and decimal conversions directly from the terminal. Travel involves measurements. Baggage allowances are quoted in kilograms or pounds, distances are given in miles or kilometres, temperatures appear in Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on the destination, and technical references sometimes use…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DD command — how to calculate time differences, local times, and dates directly from the terminal. Time zones are one of the most common sources of confusion in travel. A customer wants to know what time it will be when they land, how long the flight takes, or…
A complete guide to the DF command in Amadeus — how to perform basic mathematical calculations directly in the terminal without leaving your workflow. Travel agents perform calculations all day long. A customer asks for a percentage discount, a corporate client needs a total including several components, a group booking requires dividing a cost…