Terminology
One Flight as an Itinerary
What is a OneWay?
Within 12 hours for domestic itineraries and within 24 hours of an international itinerary.
What is a connection?
A point in the itinerary where the bound breaks.
What is a Stop?
All booking codes on AC flights.
What is Dynamic Inventory?
One Flight within an Itinerary
What is a Sector?
This is the total allowable bounds per ticketed itinerary.
What is 6?
Stopovers within a bound are subject to this fee.
What is 5000 points?
This is the maximum amount of sectors permitted on an PNR.
What is 12?
When a traveller arrives into one place and then departs from another
What is an Open Jaw?
This is an allowable stop within a bound>
What is a stopover?
This type of itinerary can be built sector by sector.
What is a custom itinerary?
TG at the end of a fare basis code.
What indicates a standard fare family?
This includes one or more flight in the Itinerary where the fare breaks.
What is a bound?
This is the amount of time allowed for a stopover.
What is 45 days?
X, I and O are the classes booked o partner airlines.
What is Surplus Inventory?
All rewards are based on this.
What is one way pricing?
Passengers wanting to travel BOS AC X/YYZ AC ORD is an example of this.
What is cabbotage?
Flight itineraries built this way may be permitted as long as the cumulative flown distance between origin and destination does not exceed twice the non-stop travel for a given direction of travel.
What is circuitous?
This is the maximum number of sectors allowed in a bound.
What is 6 sectors?
When members hold an Aeroplan Credit Card and/or has Elite status they will get this when booking reward travel.
What is a discount that is referred to as preferred pricing?