amadeus commands

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.

  • Amadeus TTC Command: Create a Manual TST

    A complete guide to the TTC command in Amadeus — how to manually create a Transitional Stored Ticket for all passengers, selected passengers, or specific segments. Quick Reference — TTC Command Variations All TTC variations at a glance. Use this table as a fast lookup when building a manual TST: Command What It Creates…

  • Amadeus TQT Command: Display TST & Commission

    A complete guide to the TQT command in Amadeus — how to display a TST or a list of TSTs and review applicable commission information before ticketing. Before a ticket is issued, two things must always be confirmed: what is stored in the TST, and what commission applies to the sale. The TQT command…

  • TQTC – Amadeus TST Display in Cryptic Mode

    A complete guide to the TQTC command in Amadeus — how to display the Transitional Stored Ticket in cryptic mode and review stored fare and ticketing details. ⚡ Key Takeaways TQTC shows the TST in cryptic mode — the raw command-line format rather than the formatted layout. Use it to verify specific stored elements…

  • Amadeus TRF Command: ATC & Manual Refund

    A complete guide to TRF in Amadeus — covering ATC automated refunds, manual ticket refunds, full and manual EMD refunds, fare and tax updates, waiver codes, and every command you need to process refunds accurately. The TRF command in Amadeus is one of the most essential tools for travel professionals who need to process…

  • Amadeus FXI Command: ATC Involuntary Reissue

    A complete guide to the FXI command in Amadeus — how to price an itinerary for an ATC involuntary reissue caused by an airline schedule change or flight cancellation. When an airline changes its schedule or cancels a flight, the passenger’s ticket must be reissued without penalty or additional fare collection. These cases are…

  • Amadeus FXO Command: ATC Reissue Best Pricer

    A complete guide to the FXO command in Amadeus — how to perform Confirmed Best Pricer pricing and create a TST during the ATC reissue process. Reissuing a ticket in Amadeus involves more than simply repricing the itinerary. The system must find the correct applicable fare for the new routing and dates, confirm that…

  • Amadeus FXE Command: Informative Best Pricer

    A complete guide to the FXE command in Amadeus — how to perform Informative Best Pricer pricing during the ATC reissue process without creating a TST. Before finalising a ticket reissue, it is often wise to check what the system would charge without committing to anything. The FXE command is built for exactly that…

  • Amadeus FXQ Command: ATC Reissue Confirmed Pricing

    A complete guide to the FXQ command in Amadeus — how to perform confirmed pricing with TST creation during the ATC Reissue process, with options for passengers, segments, passenger types, fare parameters, and ticket exchange. The ATC Reissue process in Amadeus is rarely a one-size-fits-all operation. Some reissues involve all passengers, others only one.…

  • Amadeus FXF Command: Informative Reissue Pricing

    A complete guide to the FXF command in Amadeus — how to perform informative pricing for an ATC reissue without creating or storing a TST. ⚡ Quick Summary — Key Takeaway FXF shows you the reissue fare without committing to anything. It performs informative pricing for an ATC reissue and displays the applicable fare…

  • Amadeus TTD Command: Set Confidential TST Flag

    A complete guide to the TTD command in Amadeus — how to set the confidential flag on a TST and restrict its visibility according to Amadeus security settings. Not every ticket record should be visible to every agent. Corporate contracts, VIP bookings, special fares, and travel agency internal pricing often require an extra layer…