Instructions to handle bag from airline to handler Active segment of bag journey including relevant details Payload information for this notification message. The codelist contents of IATA Resolution 762 airline codes, or of ICAO airline codes. {codeListAgencyName}IATA or ICAO{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Resolution 762 Airline Codes or ICAO Airline Codes{/codeListName} Either the IATA-defined 2-character code or the ICAO-defined 3-character code of an airline, as per the length of the value. A set of measurable extents of a particular assistive device, such as length, or height or width. A measurement of someone or something from head to foot or from base to top. Measure. Unit. Code must be CMT (centimeters). A measurement or extent of something from end to end; the greater of two or the greatest of three dimensions of an object. Measure. Unit. Code must be CMT (centimeters). A measurement or extent of the bag from side to side; the lesser of two or the least of three dimensions of the bag. Unit must be CMT (centimeters). A set of properties used to characterize an assistive device, such as weight, battery type. Indicates whether the assistive device can be collapsed to reduce volume in transport Color of the physical property measurement. Refer to resolution 743b color codes. Type of battery Can we link to a dangerous good coding?? Battery Type: Description Lithium-ion (Li-ion): Most common in modern ADs; regulated due to fire risk Sealed Lead-Acid (SLA): Older technology, often found in larger scooters Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH): Less common now, safer but lower energy density Dry Cell: Non-spillable, often grouped with SLA Wet Cell: Spillable; strict rules for air travel Descriptive picture of physical property measurement. A measurement of the heaviness of a bag. Only checked weight supported. Unit must be KGT (kilograms). An Assistive Device is a piece of assistive technology as indicated in below context: 'The term accessibility is often used when speaking of persons with disabilities and their right of access, enabling the use of assistive technology so that they can do what they need to do in a similar amount of time and effort as someone that does not have a disability' Quote from IATA Guidance on the Transport of Mobility Aids A set of measurable extents of a particular assistive device, such as length, or height or width. Unique pseudo ID or GUID issued by airline (for first time travel) to uniquely identify the assistive device across the journey A set of properties used to characterize an assistive device, such as weight, battery type. Type of the device: - Manual - Battery operated ((Can we map this to a code list from AIRIMP)) Model name of the assistive device A single human being as distinct from a group, class, or family. Part (of Assistive Device) that is with the passenger in the cabin Reports number of parts planned to travel in custody Preference for usage of own device for in terminal movements Code list to be developed proposal - Use own device to/from aircraft at all stations - Only use own device to/from aircraft at originating and terminating stations - Do not use own device in journey The serial number of assistive device as allocated by supplier List of Assistive Device Type Codes. Subset of Airimp Supplementary Elements codes WCBD (Non-spillable, nickel-metal hydride or dry battery)-to be transported by a passenger which will require advance notification and may require preparation/(dis)assembly. Weight and dimensions may be specified. Wheelchair and battery must be claimed and rechecked at each interline transfer point (by bilateral agreement). (source: Guidance on Transport of Mobility Aids, quoting AIRIMP- SSR codelist) WCBW (Wet cell battery)-to be transported by a passenger which will require advance notification and may require preparation/(dis)assembly. Weight and dimensions should be specified. Wheelchair and battery must be claimed and rechecked at each interline transfer point (by bilateral agreement). (source: Guidance on Transport of Mobility Aids, quoting AIRIMP- SSR codelist) Wheelchair-Lithium ion battery to be transported by a passenger which will require advance notification/preparation. Weight and dimensions may be specified. Wheelchair and battery must be claimed and rechecked at each interline transfer point (by bilateral agreement) (source: Guidance on Transport of Mobility Aids, quoting AIRIMP- SSR codelist) WCMP (Manual power)-to be transported by a passenger. Weight and dimensions should be specified (by bilateral agreement). It is recommended that the code WCMP is reserved for manual chairs without power assistive device. (source: Guidance on Transport of Mobility Aids, quoting AIRIMP- SSR codelist) The IATA Special Service Request (SSR) codes are the standard method of communication for airline and airport personnel to know what assistance a passenger will require. When traveling with a mobility aid, it is especially critical for a passenger to share that information at the time of booking to allow an airline to prepare their operations. As general guidance, the carriage of the passenger battery-powered mobility aid must be compliant with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) subsection 2.3.2.2 to 2.3.2.4 The SSR information should be made available to all frontline personnel throughout the passenger's journey. Airlines should ensure that the Passenger Name Record 6(PNR) contains accurate special service codes (SSR) as mandated by Resolution 700. A numeric value determining a battery capacity along with the specified unit of measure. The energy capacity unit code of measure. List of Unit Codes. Subset of UN/CEFACT Recommendation 20. kiloWatt hour, measure for energy storage Type of battery Can we link to a dangerous good coding?? Code of company having issued the booking reference identifier. Booking reference Identifier, also called Record Locator (6 characters). A booking or reservation. Booking reference Identifier, also called Record Locator (6 characters). Code of company having issued the booking reference identifier. An organization operating transport vehicles for commercial purposes which offers transport services, both scheduled or non-scheduled, to the public for carriage of passengers and their baggage, mail and/or cargo and is certified for such purposes by an authority of the state in which it is established. ICAO-defined 3-character code or IATA-defined 2-character code assigned to the carrier. For example: BA is British Airways PLC, 2C is SNCF and is also CMA CGM Air Cargo. Indicates that the carrier designator code is a duplicate code shared by multiple carriers. In this case to uniquely identify the carrier the carrier name must be specified in addition to the carrier designator code. A Role of an individual person to be a member of a crew. An organization operating transport vehicles for commercial purposes which offers transport services, both scheduled or non-scheduled, to the public for carriage of passengers and their baggage, mail and/or cargo and is certified for such purposes by an authority of the state in which it is established. Identifier of a crew member as assigned by the airline. A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. Scheduled date and time of departure of the aircraft at the terminal or departure gate at an airport. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. ICAO-defined 3-character code or IATA-defined 2-character code assigned to the carrier. For example: BA is British Airways PLC, 2C is SNCF and is also CMA CGM Air Cargo. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. (UTC) date of the scheduled aircraft departure from the station of origin. Numerical designation of a flight as it is operated by a carrier. from SIX XSD: Alphabetical character following a flight number assigned for operational purposes. SSIM: A code assigned by the administrating carrier for operational purposes. A date time identifies a date and time of day to various common resolutions: year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second, and fraction of second. A date is a Gregorian calendar representation in various common resolutions: year, month, week, day. An allocation of an assistive device to a specific set of consecutive legs A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. Indicates position in sequence of delivering Bag Segments following the journey Identifies a flight number. 1 to 4 digits. May or may not have leading zeros when less than 4 digits. The use of leading zeros does not create a different Flight Number. For example, Flight Numbers 123 and 0123 are the same. Enumeration set for the Location Code BDT. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Location code{/codeListName} {enumerationURI}http://www.iata.org/publications/Pages/code-search.aspx{/enumerationURI} Additional BDT to specify the codeset which defines the IATA airport or city codes. The code of the terminal infrastructure facility. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}SSIM Terminal Code (SSIM Appendix D){/codeListName} The code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. Example: '2W'. An identifier is a character string used to uniquely identify one instance of an object within an identification scheme that is managed by an agency. A single human being as distinct from a group, class, or family. A personal name given to the individual at birth and used before a family name. Also called first name. E.g. JOHN. A Bag is owned by an individual who may take role of either passenger or crew member for a given bag segment. In this case, the presence/absence of CREW exception code will tell for each Bag Segment which of the two applies. Individual's hereditary name(s) common to all members of a family. Also known as family name or last name. E.g. SMITH. Excludes any potential suffix. A word such as Mr., Mrs., Miss or Dr that is used before an individual's name to indicate the gender, profession or marital status. An indicator is a list of two mutually exclusive Boolean values that express the only possible states of a property. A numeric value determining a length (linear dimension) along with the specified unit of measure. The length unit code of measure. List of Length Unit Codes. Subset of UN/CEFACT Recommendation 20. {codeListAgencyName}AIDM (extract from UN/CEFACT){/codeListAgencyName} Centimeter Foot Inch Meter A name is a word or phrase that constitutes the distinctive designation of a person, place, thing or concept An allocation of an assistive device to a specific set of consecutive legs An Assistive Device is a piece of assistive technology as indicated in below context: 'The term accessibility is often used when speaking of persons with disabilities and their right of access, enabling the use of assistive technology so that they can do what they need to do in a similar amount of time and effort as someone that does not have a disability' Quote from IATA Guidance on the Transport of Mobility Aids A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. An allocation of an assistive device to a specific set of consecutive legs An allocation of an assistive device to a specific set of consecutive legs A mathematical number that is assigned or is determined by calculation. An allocation of an assistive device to a specific set of consecutive legs A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. Indicates position in sequence of onward Bag Segments following the journey Defines the Operational Suffix which is appended to a flight number. An ordinal number is an assigned mathematical number that represents order or sequence. Part (of Assistive Device) that is with the passenger in the cabin Name of part that is with the passenger in the cabin Specifies the Passenger Group Name A number of individual passengers traveling under one commercial name that associates them. E.g. a Tour group or a group for sales allotment from airline to agency. Intended number of passengers for this Group. Uniquely identifies a Passenger Group. The name of the group. A person except members of the crew carried or to be carried with the consent of the carrier, on board of any transport vehicle such as aircraft, train, bus, ship. Holds the attributes specific to a one booking, from shopping to fulfillment. A booking or reservation. A number of individual passengers traveling under one commercial name that associates them. E.g. a Tour group or a group for sales allotment from airline to agency. Uniquely identifies a Passenger within the context of one message. Preferred Usage Code Preference for usage of own device for in terminal movements Code list to be developed proposal - Use own device to/from aircraft at all stations - Only use own device to/from aircraft at originating and terminating stations - Do not use own device in journey Preference for usage of own device for in terminal movements BDT with value constraints for proper, regular names (e.g. Individual Surname, Individual First Name, Company Name, etc.). A quantity is a counted number of non-monetary units, possibly including fractions A Bag is owned by an individual who may take role of either passenger or crew member for a given bag segment. In this case, the presence/absence of CREW exception code will tell for each Bag Segment which of the two applies. A Role of an individual person to be a member of a crew. A person except members of the crew carried or to be carried with the consent of the carrier, on board of any transport vehicle such as aircraft, train, bus, ship. Holds the attributes specific to a one booking, from shopping to fulfillment. BDT with value constraints for short supplements to proper names, such as Title, Suffix, etc. Text is a character string such as a finite set of characters generally in the form of words of a language. A string of characters used to identify a resource. Such identification enables interaction with representations of the resource over a network, typically the World Wide Web, using specific protocols. A numeric value determining a weight along with the specified unit of measure. The weight unit code of measure. List of Weight Unit Codes. Subset of UN/CEFACT Recommendation 20. {codeListAgencyName}AIDM (extract from UN/CEFACT){/codeListAgencyName} Kilogram US Pound