A complete guide to the DNH command in Amadeus — how to encode and decode hotel company codes and identify hotels belonging to a master chain. Hotels in the GDS are identified by two-letter company codes — not by their full brand names. When you need to book a Marriott, a Sheraton, or a…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DNC command — how to encode and decode car rental company codes and identify the correct company for a booking. Car rental companies in the GDS are identified by two-letter codes, not by their full brand names. When you need to add a car rental segment to a…
A complete guide to the DNE command in Amadeus — how to encode and decode aircraft types and identify the correct aircraft code for a booking. Aircraft types in the GDS are identified by three-character codes, not by their full names. When you see a code such as AB3 in a schedule, an availability…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DNA command — how to encode and decode airline names and codes, including two-character codes, ticket codes, and alliance names. Airlines in the GDS are identified by codes — not by their full names. A two-character airline code, a three-digit ticket code, or an alliance name each has…
A complete guide to the dns command in Amadeus — how to encode and decode state and province names and find the correct code for a booking. State and province codes appear throughout the travel booking process. They are required for APIS data, billing addresses, corporate profiles, insurance records, and many car rental and…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DAC command — how to decode city or airport codes and identify the location name from its Amadeus code. City and airport codes appear everywhere in travel work — in schedules, availability displays, tickets, fare rules, and supplier documents. IATA assigns three-letter codes to nearly every commercial airport…
A complete guide to the Amadeus DAN command — how to encode city or airport names into their Amadeus location codes, with options to narrow the search by country or state. Every booking starts with a location. A customer names a city or an airport — Paris, London, San Francisco — but the Amadeus…
A complete guide to the GG command in Amadeus — how to access AIS (Amadeus Information System) pages and retrieve reference information about airlines, hotels, car rental companies, and countries. Booking a trip is not only about flights, fares, and seats. It also requires knowledge about the airlines involved, the hotels on offer, the…
A complete guide to the Amadeus JGA command — how to create a new agent sign (UID) for an agent who needs access to the system, with the correct format and required details. Every person working in Amadeus needs their own agent sign — also known as a User ID (UID). The agent sign…
A complete guide to the Amadeus JI command — how to sign in to a work area, either automatically to the first available area or directly to one or more specified work areas. Every Amadeus session begins with signing in to a work area. A work area is the individual session or workstation that…