Fictitious Booking Processing Sample Clauses

Fictitious Booking Processing. The “Fictitious Booking Process” aims to minimize the effects of agents who make bookings with closely similar names, fictitious names (Mouse/Mickey, Test, etc). There are normally two sources of fictitious bookings, abusive agents or developers working in the airline industry who are testing their software. Abusive agents create fictitious bookings in order to block off seats on a flight with the expectation that they will be able to sell these seats closer to the date of departure, or to earn GDS credits. Developers often forget to remove fictitious bookings after their testing is complete and are also a source of unnecessarily blocked seated availability. Note: This process requires the Airline to provide a list of any known fictitious names (i.e. names possibly used for testing purposes and / or those names known as frequently used by travel agencies to hold space) and upload that list into the Revenue Integrity system. Once the airline’s list is uploaded, the Revenue Integrity application will run its search and matching criteria against that data to determine possible fictitious / duplicate names used within PNRs.
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