Amadeus TTF Command: Remove TST Change Flag

A complete guide to the TTF command in Amadeus — how to remove the PNR change flag from one or more TSTs after completing modifications.

TTF is the Amadeus GDS command used to remove the PNR change flag from one or more TSTs.

Category: TST / Ticketing.

The TTF entry removes the change indicator from a TST after the required modifications have been completed. It does not change the fare, the taxes, or the passenger associations — it simply clears the flag that tells the system the TST was edited.

This keeps the PNR clean and prevents unnecessary warning messages during subsequent ticketing or reissue processing.

When the PNR contains only one TST, enter the command on its own:

TTF

This removes the PNR change flag when only one TST exists.

To target a specific TST, add the TST number:

TTF/T2

This removes the PNR change flag from TST 2 only, leaving other TSTs untouched.

To clear the flag from selected TSTs, list them separated by commas:

TTF/T2,4-6

This removes the PNR change flag from TSTs 2, 4, 5, and 6.

To clear the flag from a continuous range, use a hyphen:

TTF/T2-4

This removes the PNR change flag from a range of TSTs from TST 2 through TST 4.

To clear the flag from every TST in the PNR:

TTF/ALL

This removes the PNR change flag from all TSTs in one entry — useful after bulk edits or restructuring across multiple ticket records.

💡 Pro-Tip — How to Verify the Change Flag Was Removed

TTF clears the flag silently — there is no explicit “flag removed” confirmation in the entry response. To confirm the change actually landed, you must redisplay the TST and inspect it manually.

1️⃣ TTF/T2    → remove the change flag
2️⃣ TQT        → redisplay the TST
3️⃣ look for       → absence of the "change" indicator
4️⃣ TQTC       → cryptic view if the flag is not visible
5️⃣ ER         → save the transaction

Rule of thumb: If you cannot clearly see the flag is gone after TTF, do not proceed to TTP. Re-run TTF, redisplay with TQT, and confirm again. Flag-related warnings at ticketing can block issuance entirely.

Use TTF when a TST has been modified and you need to remove its PNR change flag, either for a single TST, selected TSTs, or all TSTs. Typical scenarios include:

• After updating fare, taxes, or penalties in a TST with TTK or TTI.
• After splitting or adding passengers with TTS or TTA.
• Before proceeding to final ticketing to avoid flag-related warnings.
• After completing a reissue or exchange that modified the TST.
• When clearing the change flag across all TSTs in a group PNR.

A typical ticketing session using TTF might look like this:

• Retrieve the PNR and modify the TST as required with TTK or TTI.
• Review the change with TTH to confirm the update was applied correctly.
• Enter TTF/T2, TTF/T2-4, or TTF/ALL to clear the change flag.
• Redisplay the TST with TQT to confirm the flag is gone.
• Continue with pricing, reissue, or ticketing with TTP as needed.

• TTF → removes the PNR change flag from one or more TSTs.
• TTH → displays the history of changes made to a TST. Read the TTH guide.
• TTS → splits passengers from a TST. Read the TTS guide.
• TTA → adds passengers to a TST. Read the TTA guide.
• TTK → manually updates fare, tax, and total elements. Read the TTK guide.
• TTI → manually updates validity, baggage, and fare basis. Read the TTI guide.
• TQT / TQTC → display the TST in formatted or cryptic mode. Read the TQT guide.
• TTC → creates a manual TST. Read the TTC guide.

Explore the related Amadeus TST commands below to complete your toolkit:

It removes the PNR change flag from TST 2, leaving other TSTs in the PNR untouched.

No. TTF only removes the change indicator. It does not alter the fare, taxes, or passenger associations in the TST.

Use TTF/ALL to remove the PNR change flag from all TSTs in the PNR.

Redisplay the TST with TQT after running TTF. The change indicator should no longer appear on the TST display. For additional verification, use TTH to review the TST history — the flag-removal entry should be the most recent action.

If the TST has been modified and the change flag is still set, yes — TTF should be run before issuing with TTP. Otherwise the system may reject the issuance or warn about an unresolved change.

TTF removes the change flag from the TST so the record is clean. TTH displays the history of changes made to a TST — it does not modify anything.

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