Identifies the context of the identifying code, such as DUNS, IATA or internal code, etc.

Indicates smoking is allowed when true and is not allowed when false.

The starting value of the time span.

Code used to identify a location.

The department name or ID with which the contact is associated.

Specify airline to request availability for.

Refer to OTA Code List Travel Sector (TVS).

The duration datatype represents a combination of year, month, day and time values representing a single duration of time, encoded as a single string.

Travel Destination Location - for example, air uses the IATA 3 letter code.

If true, the return departure must be from the same airport as the outbound arrival.

Used to provide the company common name.

Request flights that are e-ticketable in the response.

Information on the locations between which availability is to be checked.

Specific flight number to request availability for. Requires that Airline is also supplied.

If true, alternate locations may be considered.

If true, other airports within this city may be considered (i.e., EWR, JFK when origin location is LGA.)

To specify a flight for this origin and destination for which availability is to be checked.

Travel Origin Location - for example, air uses the IATA 3 letter code.

The ending value of the time span.

Traveler preference information for this particular origin and destination.

If true, alternate locations may be considered.

Request for flights in response that meet the given Department of Transport on-time rate. This is a number between 0 and 100.

If true, other airports within this city may be considered (i.e., EWR, JFK when origin location is LGA.)

Identifies a company by the company code.

Request flights that have no more than the requested number of stops.

The division name or ID with which the contact is associated.

Uniquely identifies this origin destination information.

Identifies the context of the identifying code (e.g., IATA, ARC, or internal code).