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Galileo FQP Command Builder —
Fare Quote Planner Generator

Build an accurate Galileo FQP (Fare Quote Planner) command in seconds. Enter your segments, dates, classes, carriers and options — the tool generates the complete cryptic command ready to paste into your Galileo terminal.

Itinerary Segments

Global Options

Options are appended in order: /C (plating), .T (ticketing), .B (booking), @ (special), : (global indicator), . (sale city), *STU.

Quick Presets

The Galileo FQP command — known as Fare Quote Planner — is one of the most used pricing entries in Travelport Galileo. It returns an informative quote for an unbooked itinerary, showing fare, taxes and total price without creating a PNR. This free Galileo FQP builder helps travel agents construct the correct cryptic syntax in seconds.

What is the Galileo FQP Command?

FQP stands for Fare Quote Planner in the Galileo (Travelport) system. Unlike FXX or FQN, the FQP command only displays the price — it does not store anything in the PNR and does not affect the ticketing queue.

Galileo FQP is the go-to command for manual reissues, refund calculations and pre-sale price comparisons because it lets you reconstruct the original pricing conditions — including historical ticketing and booking dates — with a single entry.

There are two main variants:

  • FQP — Informative quote. Returns up to 10 responses.
  • FQQ — Lowest possible informative quote. Returns only the cheapest option.
Pro tip: Use airport codes (e.g. LHR, CAI) instead of city codes to include airport taxes in the quote.

Galileo FQP Command Syntax

The general structure is:

FQP<origin>[<date>][.<class>][+<carrier>][X-]<destination>…[/C<plating>][.T<ticket-date>]…

Key tokens used inside Galileo FQP:

  • . — Class of service (e.g. .L, .M, .U)
  • + — Marketing carrier (e.g. +KU, +EY, +MS)
  • X- — No stopover at the following city
  • - — Surface segment (no flight)
  • B- — Break point at the following city
  • /C — Plating carrier override (e.g. /CKU)
  • .T — Historical ticketing date (e.g. .T30JAN24)
  • .B — Historical booking date (e.g. .B15NOV25)
  • @ — Special fare or fare basis (e.g. @SPCLS, @YFF)
  • : — Global indicator (e.g. :TS, :EH)
  • * — Special handling marker (e.g. *STU)

Common Galileo FQP Examples

1. Simple round trip

FQPAMS15JANFCO30JANAMS+KL — Amsterdam → Rome → Amsterdam with KLM.

2. One-way with carrier

FQPLHRFCOLHR+AZ — London → Rome → London with Alitalia.

3. Specific class

FQPMIA+UA.CRIO — Miami → Rio with United in C class.

4. With dates and classes

FQPAMS+KL.Q11JUNKUL+VN.T20JUNHAN

5. Special fares

FQPDXB+EK18JULBOM+EK12AUGDXB@SPCLS

6. No-stopover pricing

FQPDUB+10AUGX-LHRJNB+BA

7. Historical ticketing date

FQPAMS20JAN26EZE29JAN26AMS+KL.T15DEC25

8. Historical booking & ticketing dates

FQPAMS20DEC25EZE26JAN25AMS+KL.B15NOV25.T22NOV25

9. Multi-segment with plating carrier

FQPCAI12FEB24.L+KUX-KWI.L+KUMNL.L+KUX-KWI.L+KUCAI/CKU.T30JAN24

10. With STU marker

FQPCAI17APR23.UCGK26MAY23.UCAI+EY.T16JAN23*STU

Galileo FQP in Refund and Reissue Workflows

In manual reissues and refund calculations, agents must reproduce the original fare conditions. The Galileo FQP command supports this through two historical-date options:

  • .T<date> — Historical ticketing date
  • .B<date> — Historical booking date

Both can be combined, e.g. .B15NOV25.T22NOV25. Galileo allows historical dates up to two years in the past.

Galileo FQP vs Amadeus FQP

  • Galileo: uses . for class, + for carrier, /C for plating, .T / .B for historical dates, @ for specials.
  • Amadeus: uses /C for class, /A for airline, /R for overrides (date of issue, POS, currency).

The underlying goal is the same — display a fare quote without touching the PNR — but the syntax is completely different. This builder handles the Galileo format.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Galileo FQP command do?

FQP (Fare Quote Planner) displays an informative fare quote for an unbooked itinerary. It shows fare, taxes and total, without creating or modifying a PNR.

What is the difference between FQP and FQQ in Galileo?

FQP returns up to 10 fare responses. FQQ returns only the lowest possible informative quote.

How do I add a historical ticketing date?

Use .T<date> at the end of the command, e.g. FQPAMS20JAN26EZE29JAN26AMS+KL.T15DEC25. Historical dates can go up to two years back.

How do I add a historical booking date?

Use .B<date>, e.g. .B15NOV25. You can combine it with a ticketing date: .B15NOV25.T22NOV25.

What does X- mean in a Galileo FQP command?

X- indicates that the following city should be treated as a no-stopover point. Example: DUB+10AUGX-LHRJNB+BA.

What is the plating carrier option?

/C<carrier> overrides the plating carrier (the airline whose ticket stock is used). Example: /CKU for Kuwait Airways.

Is this Galileo FQP builder free?

Yes, completely free and runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server.

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