Queues



Queues

Queues are system files which can store PNRs or messages similarly to a folder. There are some pre-established queues and others that are free to be used according the customer´s need.The function of the pre established queues is to file and store PNRs or messages that contain a certain notification with different purposes, such as informing  the passenger or facilitate the operator's job to check a reservation status.


List of pre-established queues

From queue 1 to 100 there will be PNRs that for some reason are automatically placed on queues, they are pre-established queues that must be worked manually.

PNRs that are inside queues are not repeated in the same queue if they are placed and are already inside.

This range of queues are only available for the headquarters city (HDQ), which is a fictitious city representing the General Control of all transactions within an airline/company. Queues within HDQ city usually contain messages and PNRs that require the control and analysis of an administrator.

From queue 201 onwards, they are free to store PNRs from passenger lists.


Below are the queue numbers and their respective description:




Queue CategoryDescription Detail
1
 24H - TIME LIMIT

Stores all those PNRs that are within 24 hours of their ticket time limit. The PNRs that are removed will be placed again when the system repeats the check process. This process runs for all PNRs every hour

2
 48H - TIME LIMIT

Stores all those PNRs that are within 48 hours of ticket time limit. .


3
ROBOT - TIME LIMIT

Store all PNRs that have their time limit modified by the ROBOT TL.(expiration)

4
AUTOMATIC TIME LIMIT AND ROBOT EXCEPTIONStore all PNRs that were created and modified with command 8T (Robot Time Limit exception)
5
CNL - TIME LIMIT

Stores PNRs that result in automatic cancellation by expiration.

6
CNL SSR/SEAT - TIME LIMITStores pre-assigned seats time limit 
7
CNL - BY CARRIER

Stores PNRS that are manually canceled by another airline (in case of existing agreements within KIU). For example, travel agencies will be able to display reservations that an airline manually cancels.

10
WAIT LIST CONFIRMED

Stores PNRs that are confirmed from a waiting list, automatically by the system. All PNRs with status KL.

20
PNR - REQUIRED

Stores individual PNRs with required status (HM), either because the flight is in a required state or for some other reason.

25
PNR - CONFIRMED

Stores individual PNRs with required status (HM) and confirmed (status KK).

301SCHEDULE CHANGE * FLT 0 TO 2 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with any flight schedule change with UN, TK or TL status that need be acknowledged. .PNRS with booked flights departing 0 to 2 days from the change date will be displayed

305SCHEDULE CHANGE * FLT 3 TO 5 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with any flight schedule change with UN, TK or TL status that needs be acknowledged. .PNRS with booked flights departing 3 to 5 days from the change date will be displayed

3010SCHEDULE CHANGE * FLT 6 TO 15 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with any flight schedule change with UN, TK or TL status that needs be acknowledged. .PNRS with booked flights departing 5 to 15 days from the change date will be displayed

3020SCHEDULE CHANGE * FLT 16 TO 30 DAYS FROM CHANGEStores PNRs   with any flight schedule change that needs be acknowledged. Therefore, they will be found with status UN and TK or TL. In this case, the own PNRs created in the pseudo city itself will be saved.PNRS with booked flights departing 16 to 30 days from the change date will be displayed.
3050SCHEDULE CHANGE * FLT 31 DAYS FROM CHANGEStores PNRs with any flight schedule change with UN, TK or TL status that needs be acknowledged. .PNRS with booked flights departing 31 days and beyond from the change date will be displayed
3099SCHEDULE CHANGE * UNDEFINED

Stores PNRs with any flight schedule change with UN, TK or TL status that needs be acknowledged.

31
SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC

Stores PNRS with schedule change that need manual reaccommodation ( HDQ access only)


32
VMOVE - PNRS AFFECTED

Stores PNRS after VMOVE command is performed.(used to transfer a passenger list from one flight to another or several different flights.(HDQ access only)

40
GROUPS - REQUIRED

Stores group PNRs  with required status segments(HM). These PNRs will be placed on the controlling carrier queue to notify that a group is on request and for the PNR creator to keep track of the groups requested.

45
GROUPS - CONFIRMED

Stores group PNRs  with confirmed status segments(HK). These PNRs will be placed on the controlling carrier queue to notify that a group is on request and for the PNR creator to keep track of the groups requested.

46
 SSR - REQUIRED
Stores PNRs containing SSRs with PN (Pending)status. Special Services required but no action has yet been taken.
47
SSR - CONFIRMED
Stores PNRs containing SSRs in HK or KK (confirmed) status. Special Services required but already confirmed.
48
SSR - REJECTED

Stores PNRs containing SSRs in UC status (unable to confirm) Special services required but unable to confirm.

49
SSR - ADPI REQUIREDStores PNRS requiring SSR ADPI
50
SSR - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC

Stores PNRs with required or confirmed SSRs for flights with schedule change or cancellation. SSRs will remain with UN status and will have to be requested again on the flights where reaccommodation takes place.

551SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * FLT 0 TO 2 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from the date of change until 2 days later.

555SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * FLT 3 TO 5 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from the date of change until 5 days later.

5510SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * FLT 6 TO 15 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from 6 days after the change up to 15 days.

5520SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * FLT 16 TO 30 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from 16 days after the change up to 30 days.


5550SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * FLT 31 DAYS FROM CHANGE

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from 31 days after the change and ahead.

5599SEAT - SCHEDULE CHANGE - NEEDS MANUAL REAC * UNDEFINED

Stores PNRs with a schedule change when no new seats can be assigned automatically.This requires manual action. It will display reservations with flights starting from 31 days after the change and ahead.

60
PARTIAL ISSUES

Stores PNR with pending unticketed passengers.Controls unticketed passageners in PNR with both ticketed and unticketed passengers.



61
7T - AGENCY

Store PNRs manually ticketed by travel agents and added in field 7. (Exclusive for HDQ)


62
7T - HOST

Store PNRs manually ticketed in the host and added in field 7. (Exclusive for HDQ)


631PNR INTEGRITY (ADT/CHD) * FLT 0 TO 2 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange of adult passengers (ADT) and minors (CHD). Reservations with flights starting from the date of change up to 2 days after will be displayed

635PNR INTEGRITY (ADT/CHD) * FLT 3 TO 5 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange of adult passengers (ADT) and minors (CHD). Reservations with flights starting from 3 days after the change up to 5 days after will be displayed

6310PNR INTEGRITY (ADT/CHD) * FLT 6 TO 15 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange of adult passengers (ADT) and minors (CHD). Reservations with flights starting from 6 days after the change up to 15 days after will be displayed

6320PNR INTEGRITY (ADT/CHD) * FLT 16 TO 30 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange of adult passengers (ADT) and minors (CHD). Reservations with flights starting from 16 days after the change up to 30 days after will be displayed


6399PNR INTEGRITY (ADT/CHD) * MANUAL TRANSACTION

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange of adult passengers (ADT) and minors (CHD).Manual transaction

641PNR INTEGRITY (ONLY INFANTS) * FLT 0 TO 2 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange infant passengers(INF). Reservation with flight segments starting from the date of change up to 2 days later.

645PNR INTEGRITY (ONLY INFANTS) * FLT 3 TO 5 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange infant passengers(INF). Reservation with flight segments starting 3 days after the date of change up to 5 days later.


6410PNR INTEGRITY (ONLY INFANTS) * FLT 6 TO 15 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange infant passengers(INF). Reservation with flight segments starting 6 days after the date of change up to 15 days later.

6420PNR INTEGRITY (ONLY INFANTS) * FLT 16 TO 30 DAYS

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange infant passengers(INF). Reservation with flight segments starting 16 days after the date of change up to 30 days later.

6499PNR INTEGRITY (ONLY INFANTS) * MANUAL TRANSACTION

Stores PNRs with unticketed passengers or that require revalidation / exchange infant passengers(INF) Manual

65
RP TO OTHER

Stores PNRs released to another airline,or travel agent.Allows controlling own PNRs release to others.

66
RP FROM OTHER

Stores PNRs releated from an agency to another agency or airline.

67
CLAIM

Stores PNRs transfered with CLAIM command by an agency

68
PNR FROM OTHER

Stores PNR that are transfered from the agent to the airline.

69
FAKE NAMES

Stores PNRS with FAKE NAMES

70
MANUAL TIME LIMIT INPUT

Stores PNRS that have a manual ticket time limit created in the HOST or Agencies(Only for HDQ)

711FLT 0 TO 2 DAYSStores PNRs with no contacts. Reservation with flight segments starting from the date of change up to 2 days later.

5FLT 3 TO 5 DAYSStores PNRs with no contacts. Reservation with flight segments starting 3 days after the date of change up to 5 days later.

10FLT 6 TO 15 DAYSStores PNRs with no contacts. Reservation with flight segments starting 6 days after the date of change up to 15 days later.

20FLT 16 TO 30 DAYSStores PNRs with no contacts. Reservation with flight segments starting 16 days after the date of change up to 30 days later.

99MANUAL TRANSACTIONStores PNRs with no contacts. Reservation with flight segments starting 31 days later.
75
PNR FROM INTERNET

Stores PNR generated on the web page

76
WEB ERROR

Stores PNRs generated on the WEB page (via Internet)with rejected sales when E-ticket is not issued but chage was made(Only for HDQ ).

80
AGENCY ISSUE MASK

PNRs which have been issued with forced masks outside the Host (Only for HDQ city).

81
HOST ISSUE MASKPNRs which have been issued with forced masks in Host (Only for HDQ city).
82
AGENCY PRICE FORCED

Stores PNR with forced pricing outside the host.(only for HDQ city)

83
AGENCY ISSUE FORCED

Stores PNRs issued with forced pricing outside the host(only for HDQ city)

84
HOST PRICE FORCED

Stores PNR with forced pricing inside the host.(only for HDQ city)

85
HOST ISSUE FORCED

Stores PNRs issued with forced pricing outside the host(only for HDQ city)

86
AGENCY - ETKT REVALIDATED

Stores PNRS ticketed by travel agencies that have been revalidated.(Only for HDQ city)

87
HOST - ETKT REVALIDATED

Stores PNRs ticketed in the host that have been revalidated(Only for HDQ city)

88
EMOVE - PNR WITH ETKT REVALIDATED

Stores PNRS when EMOVE command is made(only for HDQ city)

89
ANCILLARY SERVICES - SERVICE COST OR TIME LIMIT REMOVEDStores PNRs containing SSR or SEAT whose time limit or cost was manually removed. 
90
UMNR - UNACCOMPANIED MINOR

Stores PNRS containing UMNR passenger type (UMNR unaccompanied minor)(Only for HDQ city)

95
CHECK IN - REJECTED PNRS

Stores PNRs which have NO SHOW in the check in process for not being able to cancel them.

101
OVER BOOKING (OB)

Stores overbooking messages generated manually by command (OB) by an agent on individual PNRs. This message also has a link on the reservation code to view it or retrieve it.

102
OVER BOOKING (OS)

Stores oversale messages generated manually by command (OS) by an agent on individual PNRs. This message also has a link on the reservation code to view it or retrieve it.

105
OVER BOOKING GROUPS

Stores oversale messages generated manually by command (KK) by an agent on group PNRs. This message also has a link on the reservation code to view it or retrieve it

115
WAIT LIST - VMWL

Stores messages that close, open or limit waiting lists by command (VMWL). Messages can be OPEN or CLOSE. An inventory link is generated to visualize or retrieve it.


120
ETKT INDICATOR MODIFIED (CHECK-IN)

Stores messages every time the ETKT indicator in the Control Panel (PC) is modified

125
LIMIT SALES - VMLS

Stores messages that close, open or set sales limits by command (VMLS) . Messages can be OPEN or the number of seats established by the limiter. An inventory link is generated to visualize or retrieve it.


130
REQUEST FLIGTH - VMRQ

Stores messages that set  or remove flights on  request  by command (VMRQ). Messages can be ON or OFF and an inventory link is generated to visualize or retrieve

134
OVERSALE CLASS INHIBITED - VMIOStore messages that set or remove class oversale inhibition by command. Messages can be ON or OFF and an inventory link is generated to visualize or retrieve
135
ACTIVATE CLASS - VMCL

Stores messages that close or open flight classes by command (VMCL) .Messages can be OPEN or CLOSE. An inventory link is generated to visualize or retrieve it.

136
CLASS OPENED BY TSO

Stores messages that automatically open flight classes, generated through the tables configuration of temporary opening of classes (TSO) in the flights. The messages generate an inventory link to visualize or retrieve it.

137
CLASS CLOSED BY TSC

Stores messages that automatically open flight classes, generated through the tables configuration of temporary closing of classes (TSO) in the flights. The messages generate an inventory link to visualize or retrieve it

140
FARE NOT FOUND

Stores messages of all fare quotes made by users unable to price the selected class.

142
CC/DC IGNORED CONTROL

Stores warning messages when a user ignores credit or debit card control while ticketing.

143
PU IC - FLT/DATE CONTROL IGNORED AT CHECK-IN

Stores warning messages when ignoring date and flight coupon during check-in process.

150
DUPE SUSPECT - AUT

Stores messages of automatic duplicities generated by overnight check process. The system checks all segments per day and places on queue all PNRs with the same last name in the same segment, on the same day. A link is generated with the reservation codes.

151
DUPE SUSPECT - MAN

Stores duplicity messages generated by DP command. This command works on a specific date and segment, generating a link with the reservation codes. Duplicity control is about the last name. Command: DP/DATE/ROUTE/FLIGHT NUMBER


152
DUPE - AUT

Stores messages of automatic duplicities generated by the overnight check process. The system checks all segments per day and places all pnrs on queues that have the same last name and name in the same segment, on the same day. A link is generated with the reservation codes. The control is more precise than queue 150. The PNRs that is placed on queued in 152 is not queued on 150.


153
DUPE - MAN

Stores duplicity messages generated by DP command. This command works on a specific date and segment, generating a link with the reservation codes. Duplicity control is about the last name. Command: DP/DATE/ROUTE/FLIGHT NUMBER

This control is more precise than queue 150. The PNRs that is placed on queued in 152 is not queued on 150.

154
SUSPECT POSSIBLE CONNECTING FLIGHTS IN SEPARATE PNRS - AUT
Stores reservations messages that contain passengers with possible connections in other PNRs, and that were detected automatically by the system.
155
SUSPECT POSSIBLE CONNECTING FLIGHTS IN SEPARATE PNRS - MAN

Stores reservations messages that contain passengers with possible connections in other PNRs, and that were detected by a manual process performed by an airline user.

156
POSSIBLE CONNECTING FLIGHTS IN SEPARATE PNRS - AUT

Stores reservations messages that contain passengers with possible connections in other PNRs, and that were detected automatically by the user.

157
POSSIBLE CONNECTING FLIGHTS IN SEPARATE PNRS - MAN

Stores reservations messages that contain passengers with possible connections in other PNRs, and that were detected by a manual process performed by an airline user

160
ALERT AUTH. - 100%

Store flight occupancy messages when 100% is reached. This command works on the authorized flight including overbooking logic. It displays a message with the affected flight, date and time in which the sale that caused the message was generated and a link with the inventory of the flight.

162
ALERT AUTH. -  80%

Store flight occupancy messages when 80% is reached. This command works on the authorized flight including overbooking logic. It displays a message with the affected flight, date and time in which the sale that caused the message was generated and a link with the inventory of the flight.


164
ALERT AUTH. -  60%Store flight occupancy messages when 60% is reached. This command works on the authorized flight including overbooking logic. It displays a message with the affected flight, date and time in which the sale that caused the message was generated and a link with the inventory of the flight.
170
CHECK IN FLT CLOSE AUT

Stores messages of those flights that have been closed automatically by the post check-in process.

171
MSG NOT PROCESSED

Stores messages from other GDSs by type B that for some reason were neither processed or placed on any of the following queues.

172
 MSG REJECTS

Stores type B messages received from other GDSs that for some reason KIU could not process. It is an exclusive queue for the HDQ city. Only applies for those airlines that have contracts with other systems besides KIU, and that receive through messaging PNRs automatically.

173
MSG REJECTS ETKTReserved for messages
174
MSG PNR NAC

Type B messages that have been sent from KIU to other GDSs and that those GDSs have rejected for some reason.

175
MSG AVS SENT

Stores NAVS messages sent to other GDSs automatically. To place messages on this queue, the airline must have its flights published in another GDS.


176


MSG SSIM NAC

Stores Schedule messages that are sent from KIU to another GDS and that those are rejected for some reason

178
MSG ADL NO PROCESSED

All ADL messages that KIU does not process are placed on queue.

180
MP61 - ISSUED BY EXCHANGE 

Stores messages from those credit E-MPDs generated as residual from an Exchange

181
MP61 - ISSUED

Stores messages of credit E-MPDs issued by a user, either through direct command or exchange of documents.

182
E-TICKET CHANGE STATUS

Stores E-ticket status change messages to OPEN FOR USE

183
PARTIAL REFUND/EXCHANGE

Stores partial refund documents.

184
E-TICKET UPGRADE / DOWNGRADE

Stores e-ticket class changes from one cabin to another. In this queue upgrade or downgrade transactions which have been applied with the ETUP command will be placed.

185
APPROVED FOPS - WITHOUT ISSUING

Stores messages generated when processing online validations (credit card, checking account, etc.) and for any error the e-ticket is not issued.

186
APPROVED FOPS - VOID OR REFUND

Type B messages that have been sent from KIU to other GDSs and rejected for some reason.

187
REFUND REQUEST

Stores messages generated by users who can not perform a refund when required.


188
ETKT - TAXES MODIFIED (TRAVEL AGENCY)

Stores messages informing PNRs data that contain Tickets issued with the indicator to modify the value of the taxes or fees (* TX). It is an exclusive queue for HDQ city. Only PNRs that contain Tickets issued by the travel agencies.


189
REFUND FOP CONTROL

Stores messages when the form of payment of a refund does not match the payment method of the original Ticket

1901OVERPE - DOCUMENT AFFECTED * EXCHANGE

Stores messages from PNRs with documents where the OVERPE command was included when an EXCHANGE was performed.

1902OVERPE - DOCUMENT AFFECTED * REVALIDATION

Stores messages from PNRs with documents where the OVERPE command was included when a REVALIDATION was performed.

1903OVERPE - DOCUMENT AFFECTED * REFUND

Stores messages from PNRs with documents where the OVERPE command was included when a REFUND was performed.





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FREE USAGEAVAILABLE FOR ANY USE




Complete Queue Count


To access the full queue count, the command is as follows:


QCT/CTY

Description:


QCT/Fixed command
CTYCity where the queue list is requested

Note:
The command can be made without  adding  the city, the result will be a queue count of the city where the agent is positioned.


Active Queues Count


If you want to access only the queues that have activity, and stop viewing the queues that are empty, the command is:

QC/



QUEUE Queue number
ITEMSNumber of PNRS or stored messages
WORKNumber of PNR or messages in work
DescriptionQueue name



Options


Below are other options to display queues.


QC / 10Display queue number 10 only
QC / 30 * Displays only queue number 30 and the users signs working on it.


The display shows the signs of those who are working on that queue and the PNR code that has been retrieved at that moment.


Other options to display queue counts are:


QC/ALLShows all active queues
QC/ALL1 Shows all active queues 1


Contact view of a queue (PNR queues only)


To visualize contacts of a queue without accessing it, there is a command that displays a list of them. The command is:



Q/number*

Example




ITEMItem number
CODEBooking code with link to retrieve
##Number of passengers in the PNR
TITULARFirst surname in the PNR
PHONEFirst contact number in the pnr related to a specific location


Display queue elements with phone contacts from another city

You can get the same list but only retrieving the contacts of a specific city.

The command is the following:


Q/number*/CTY




Q/1*/SLA

Response:

The phone number of the requested city will be seen first and separated in brackets. Those PNRs that do not have telephones of the requested city will show the available ones with an arrow in front of them.


To retrieve the list of e-mail contacts. The command is the following:


Q/number *NET



Unlike the phone contact display, those who do not have mails in the contact field, will be marked with an asterisk.


Access a specific queue



To access a specific queue, you must enter the following command:


Q/1


Description

Q/Fixed command
1Queue number


Response


Redisplay within queues


To redisplay a PNR or a message while working on  a queue, one of the following commands must be entered as appropriate:


*A Redisplays last  PNR


Place a PNR on a queue


To place a PNR on a queue the command must be performed with the PNR displayed  as follows:


QP/210


Description


QP/Fixed command
210Queue number


Response:

OK


Send  a PNR to another city

it is not necessary to specify the city code If the queue where the PNR  will be sent is in the same city,otherwise it has to be specified.

Examlple


QP/COR21


To send a PNR to another city without displaying it the command is as follows:


 

QP/MQRYUU#COR2

Description


QP/Fixed command
MQRYUURecord locator
HDQ3-letter city code
2Queue number


Transfer a PNR to an agency


You can transfer a PNR from the airline to an agency. In order to do so, the owner of the PNR must be the agency (the PR). It will be placed on queue 68 of the agency. The command  can de by done by displaying the PNR. 



QP/-BUEA7760

BUEA7760  is the office of the agency where the PNR will be transferred.


If the PNR is not displayed on the screen, the command to be used is:


QP/OWWGTF#-BUEA7760


Description:

QPFixed command
OWWGTF Record locator
BUEA7760Agency office ID where PNR will be transferred.

Response:


OK (-BUEA7760)



Transfer a PNR from an agency  to an airline queue.


You can transfer  a PNR from an agency  to an airline queue. To do this, the PNR must have at least one segment of the airline which  will receive the PNR. It will be placed on queue 68 of the associated office where it was addressed. The command is (having the PNR displayed on the screen):



QP/-COR00XX4

COR00XX4 is the office of the agency where the PNR will be transferred.


If the PNR is not displayed on the screen, the command to be used is:


QP/OWWGTF#- COR00XX4


Description:

QPFixed command
OWWGTF Record locator
COR00XX4Agency office ID where PNR will be transferred.


System response

OK (-COR00XX4)

Place a PNR on queue and add a text

Place a PNR on a queue and add a text This field is optional.  The maximum number of characters  is 50.

The text must be entered after an asterisk as shown below:



QP / 210 * free text


The message entered will then be displayed on the top of the PNR sent to the queue.


Place a PNR on queue  indicating time 


A PNR can be placed on a queue indicating the number of hours ahead that the PNR is placed on queue.

  • This field is optional. The maximum number of hours to enter is 99.
  • The number of hours must be entered after the + symbol as shown below:


QP/210+2


In the previous example, the PNR displayed on the screen will be placed on  queue 210 in the next 2 hours.

To this entry you can also add an optional message as shown below: QP / 210 + 2 * free text



Place a PNR on queue indicating day

A PNR  can be placed on a  queue indicating the date.

  • This field is optional.
  • The day must be entered after the + symbol as shown below


QP/210+24DEC



In the previous example the PNR displayed on screen will be placed on queue 210 on December 24th. An optional  free text can also be added as shown next:


QP/210+24DEC*free text


Place a PNR on several queues at the same time


A PNR can be placed on several queues in the same transaction as displayed next:

QP/210/209


In this example above the PNR will be placed on both queue 210 and 209 with the same command.


Other combinations

Other possible combinations to place a PNR on queue are:


QP/209/210+8*free text


This entry will place the PNR on queues 209 and 210  8 hours after with the message added in the entry.



QP/209+27DEC*free text /HDQ210+2/-205


This entry will place the PNR on queue 209 on 27DEC and with the free text added,besides that PNR will also be placed on queue 210 in a two hours time and at last will also be placed on the own user queue 205. Hyphen before queue number means own queue.



Place PNRS from a flight list on a queue

In order to place PNRS from a flight list on queue you must perform the following command.



LD4900/26NOVAEP-Q201


This command places pnrs from passenger list of flight 4900/26NOV with boarding point AEP on Queue 201. You can also place pnrs from  passengers lists with filters to a queue. The command is similar.

Example

LD4900/26NOVAEP/CY/T-Q201


PNR Lists can be place on a queue by applying the following filters: C (class), T (Ticketed passengers), V (Booked passengers), OF (by offices), K (confirmed Pnrs) and M (Pnrs subject to space) .


Example:


LD4176/20DECAEP/V-Q210

PNR lists can not be placed on a queue by applying the following extensions: FF (frequent passenger), ET (ticket numbers), F (Foid), R (return).

If you try to place a list with the previously mentioned extensions to queue, the system will respond: INVALID - OPTION NOT ALLOWED TO BE QUEUE PLACED


Place PNR  from a flight list on another city queue


If the PNR from the list is in the same city or creation , it is not necessary add the city,otherwise it  city should be clarified.


LD4900/26NOVAEP-QCOR201


Move or remove a PNR from a queue


To move or remove a PNR from a queue, one of the following commands can be used:


QRRemoves the PNR and displays the next one.
IMove the PNR within the queue without removing it and displaying the next one.
E

Close the PNR and remove it. (Only PNRs)


Remove a PNR from multiple queues 

To remove a PNR from multiple queues at once, the following command can be used:


QXP/ALL

To remove a PNR from multiple queues at once - without the pnr displayed 

QXP/YHUTRT/ALL
QXPCommand
/Slash
YHUTRTPNR
/Slash
ALLAll the queues


To remove a PNR from an specific queue - with the pnr displayed on the screen

QXP/AEP220
QXPCommand
/Slash
AEP200Queue number


To remove a PNR from an specific queue -  without the pnr displayed 

QX/YHUTRT/AEP220
QXCommand
/Slash
YHUTRTPNR
/Slash
AEP220Queue number

Other options


QR+20DECRemoves the PNR and will place it again on queue on the indicated date.
QR+8Removes PNR and will be placed again in the next 8 hours. 1 and 99 can be indicated in this command. An optional text can be added at the end of the entry.


Note:


Inside the  messages queue you must ignore a PNR or message or close it if  present if you want to retrieve a PNR.. Therefore, the I(ignore) command must be done twice, once for the PNR and once for the message.


Remove all PNRs from a queue


To remove all PNRs from a queue the following command must be used.


QZAP/201


Description:


QZAPFixed command
/Slash
201queue number


Note:

It is not necessary to add the city code when removing PNRs from the city where user is signed.

This command can only be done for PNR queues.


 Move all PNRs from one queue to another


To move all PNRS from a queue to another the following command must be used.


QMOV/214/212


Description:



QMOVEFixed command
/Slash
214Queue number where PNRs are located 
/Slash
212Queue number where PNRS will be moved.


Note

This command can only be done for PNR queues.


Move flight specific  PNRS from one queue to another


QMOV/current queue/new queue+(flight)


Move PNRs with flight specific and date


QMOV/current queue/new queue+(flight)/date



Move PNRs with specified  flights in a certain dates range.



QMOV/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date

Move in ascending order


QMOV/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date/A


Move in descending order


QMOV/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date/D


Copy all PNRs from one queue to another.


To copy all PNRS from one queue to another the following command must be used.


QCOPY/BUE204/NQN210


Description:


QCOPYFixed command
/Slash
BUE204Queue number where PNRs are located 
/Slash
NQN210Queue where PNRS will be copied.


Note:
When copying  PNRs from the same city where the user is assigned  it is not necessary to enter the city code.


Example:


QCOPY/204/210

This command can only be done for PNR queues.

Copy flight specific  PNRS from one queue to another


QCOPY/current queue/new queue+(flight)

Copy PNRs with flight specific and date


QCOPY/current queue/new queue+(flight)/date


Copy PNRs with specified  flights in a certain dates range.



QCOPY/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date

Copy in ascending order


QCOPY/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date/A

Copy in descending order


QCOPY/current queue/new queue+(flight)-(flight)/date-date/D


Exit queues

When working  on queues you can exit with the following command.

QXI Exits the queue and ignores changes if any.
QXE Exits the queue and saves the changes if any (only for PNRs).
QXR Exits the queue and removes the last displayed PNR.

Work a PNR on queues


  •  PNRs can be worked on queues normally, it is only necessary to take into account that, when ending transaction with the E command it will be removed from the queue and the next will be displayed.
  • You can end transaction with ER (close and retrieve) if you want to keep it on queues, and then ignore it (I) to move on to the next one.

Display queue count with special permission


To visualize the queue accounts to which you have special permission, the assigned user must execute the command:

QQC/CTY
 QQC/Fixed command 
CTY Assigned location to which you have access. 


Example:


Other options:


QC/ALL


Display a specified queue.

Example:

QQC/HDQ183

QQ/HDQ183*    Displays the items that are placed on a specific queue.


Example:


Access a specific queue with special permission

The command to access a specific queue with special permission is:


QQ/HDQ183


Description:


QQ/Fixed command
HDQ183City and queue number with permission



Display the queues history within a PNR


*QH

This command allows you to see all the PNR transactions that have occurred  on the different queues. Basically, the possible transactions are the inputs and outputs, manually or automatically.
Keyword QHSHOW allows to view all the transactions that the PNR has had on all the queues of all the companies that have had access.

Example;


Note:
When the PNR is automatically placed on queues by system action the SYS sign will be recorded instead of the agent´s.

Queues that generate information in the * QH are the following:

  • 10 WAIT LIST CONFIRMED
  • 20 PNR – REQUIRED
  • 25 PNR – CONFIRMED
  • 30 SCHEDULE CHANGE
  • 40 GROUPS – REQUIRED
  • 45 GROUPS – CONFIRMED
  • 46 SSR - REQUIRED
  • 47 SSR - CONFIRMED
  • 48 SSR - REJECTED
  • 60 PARTIAL ISSUES
  • 61 7T – AGENCY
  • 62 7T – HOST
  • 65 RP TO OTHER
  • 70 MANUAL TIME LIMIT INPUT
  • 80 AGENCY ISSUE MASK
  • 82 AGENCY PRICE FORCED
  • 83 AGENCY ISSUE FORCED
  • 84 HOST PRICE FORCED
  • 85 HOST ISSUE FORCED
  • 86 AGENCY ETKT REVALIDATED
  • 87 HOST ETKT REVALIDATED

PNRs and messages will remain on queues for a period of 7 days, counting from placement date - Once this period has elapsed, the PNRs and / or messages, if not removed they will be automatically removed from the queues without leaving a record in the history.



Visualize the active PNR queues

To visualize the queues in which the PNR is active, the following command is executed:

*QA

This command allows you to visualize all the queues where the PNR is active. Once the PNR has been removed from the queue, the transaction  can be viewed with the * QH command explained above.