ermintrude

just an FYI - I didn't even know there was a glossary until today....BTW it's very helpful - I wish I found it when I first joined!!

Also D0, A14, ULCC (ultra LCC), GF (Global First), COCB (Carry Over Carry Back), TIV (Trip in Vain), FD (Fuel dumping), Instrument (GPU RPU etc) ......less relevant: D15, D120 aren't in

and for fun: CCCPTBC Cross Country Comfort Premium Transcontinental Business Class (I would have just stuck with PS)

Yoshi212

Did you follow the suggestion at the bottom of the main glossary page?

"Send glossary additions or corrections to [email protected]. Please include word and definition."

ermintrude

Interesting, when I pull up the glossary page I don't see that link. But thanks for providing

JDiver

When I submit entries to the Glossary (and I've submitted quite a few), my self-questioning runs to: Is the acronym in common use, or is it too arcane and used by a small subset of specialists or others? Is it accurate?

E.g. "Trip in vain" is generally used in its entirety, as opposed to "TIV". D15 and D120 may be too narrow in use, etc. "DO" or "D0" - the former is a FlyerTalk gathering, not used too much elsewhere, the latter is a term used to indicate an airline's on time departure gate Policy. And some terms are used improperly- I've seen "IRROPS" used commonly, for example, but the term used by the airlines is IROPS (or OSO) - the compromise has been to use a double listing, "IRROPS/IROPS".

Anyway, the link to submit entries is on the Glossary front page, where it reads: