Learn essential Amadeus commands with practical examples and step-by-step lessons for travel agents and GDS users. Explore commands for PNR creation and management, flight availability, pricing, ticketing, queues, seat selection, EMD issuance, and other common Amadeus tasks. These guides are designed to help beginners and experienced travel professionals use the Amadeus GDS more efficiently in real-world booking and ticketing situations.
A complete guide to the DNC command in Amadeus — 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 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 DNA command in Amadeus — 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…
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 DAC command in Amadeus — 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…
A complete guide to the DAN command in Amadeus — 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…
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 JGA command in Amadeus — 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…
A complete guide to the JI command in Amadeus — 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…