Jan 3, 2023, 12:18 pm
Last edit by: yowcat
Post-Amadeus Confirmed Codes on Air Canada BP
"SSSS" - Secondary Security Screening Selection (Plan to get to the airport early with your electronics charged and ideally wear a bath robe as you shall get EXTRA security screening)
"SIXF" - Air Canada meaning sixth freedom (PAX is travelling between two countries via Canada)
"ADOK" or "DOK" - Documents OK (No further need to see an agent prior to Boarding)
"FLA" - Late for flight - Put on standby due to PAX late for boarding/bag cut-off
"SPEQ" - PAX has Sports Equipment
"ATTS" - US COVID Attestation Completed
"YPTU" - "Young Person Travelling Unaccompanied"
"SSR LANG" - "Customer speaks limited English/French"
"STPA" - Aeroplan Status Pass applied to PAX
"PRIO SECURITY/SURETE PRIO" - PAX entitled to use priority security where available
Picture of a Lounge Chair - PAX is entitled to access the MLL Lounge
"SIGNATURE SUITE" - PAX is entitled to use the AC Signature Suite
Legacy Boarding Pass Codes from Pre-Amadeus Cutover (Please move up if you can confirm they are still in use)Frequent Flyer Codes:
*A = No Status
*P = Prestige
*E = Elite
*SE= Super Elite
Meal Codes
Used to allow FA to determine who gets a J meal when there is not enough meals for all J Pax:
ML*1 - Revenue customers and guest of AC who have a DCS cabin regrade (i.e. gate upgrade or downgrade)
ML*2 Revenue and guest standbys
ML*3 Positive space pass holders who are upgraded or downgraded
ML*4 Positive space (confirmed) pass holders
ML*5 Space available pass holders
Other Codes:
LT07 - for Latitude and Latitude Plus Customers on long and extra-long haul flights. Latitude fare, complimentary $7.00 from the BOB.
LT04 - for Latitude and Latitude Plus Customers on medium haul flights.PR07 - Buy on Board Entitlement
G4 - PAX elected not to earn miles for flight
G6 - Lounge Access purchased
"SSSS" - Secondary Security Screening Selection (Plan to get to the airport early with your electronics charged and ideally wear a bath robe as you shall get EXTRA security screening)
"SIXF" - Air Canada meaning sixth freedom (PAX is travelling between two countries via Canada)
"ADOK" or "DOK" - Documents OK (No further need to see an agent prior to Boarding)
"FLA" - Late for flight - Put on standby due to PAX late for boarding/bag cut-off
"SPEQ" - PAX has Sports Equipment
"ATTS" - US COVID Attestation Completed
"YPTU" - "Young Person Travelling Unaccompanied"
"SSR LANG" - "Customer speaks limited English/French"
"STPA" - Aeroplan Status Pass applied to PAX
"PRIO SECURITY/SURETE PRIO" - PAX entitled to use priority security where available
Picture of a Lounge Chair - PAX is entitled to access the MLL Lounge
"SIGNATURE SUITE" - PAX is entitled to use the AC Signature Suite
Legacy Boarding Pass Codes from Pre-Amadeus Cutover (Please move up if you can confirm they are still in use)Frequent Flyer Codes:
*A = No Status
*P = Prestige
*E = Elite
*SE= Super Elite
Meal Codes
Used to allow FA to determine who gets a J meal when there is not enough meals for all J Pax:
ML*1 - Revenue customers and guest of AC who have a DCS cabin regrade (i.e. gate upgrade or downgrade)
ML*2 Revenue and guest standbys
ML*3 Positive space pass holders who are upgraded or downgraded
ML*4 Positive space (confirmed) pass holders
ML*5 Space available pass holders
Other Codes:
LT07 - for Latitude and Latitude Plus Customers on long and extra-long haul flights. Latitude fare, complimentary $7.00 from the BOB.
LT04 - for Latitude and Latitude Plus Customers on medium haul flights.PR07 - Buy on Board Entitlement
G4 - PAX elected not to earn miles for flight
G6 - Lounge Access purchased
Boarding pass codes
Apr 29, 2015, 1:38 pm
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May 26, 2015, 10:53 am
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Boarding Pass Codes
My apologies in advance if I missed a previous thread. I did find a thread discussing the ML codes on boarding passes.
I just checked in for a flight and in the remarks section was "LT07" Any idea what that means?
thanks
I just checked in for a flight and in the remarks section was "LT07" Any idea what that means?
thanks
May 26, 2015, 10:58 am
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Latitude fare basis. Probably assists with the meal service as I think you get something for free on Latitude.
May 26, 2015, 11:07 am
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Yes, and no.
You get the value of a snack and a meal item. I don't remember if it was worth $7 or $9 or something, but you don't have to get a meal and a snack.
If you choose to drink, they'll simply credit whatever the LT07 is worth, so it is flexible.
One simply pays the difference.
You get the value of a snack and a meal item. I don't remember if it was worth $7 or $9 or something, but you don't have to get a meal and a snack.
If you choose to drink, they'll simply credit whatever the LT07 is worth, so it is flexible.
One simply pays the difference.
May 26, 2015, 11:32 am
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I got a hot meal tray with it once; aren't those worth $13?
Originally Posted by superangrypenguin
Yes, and no.
You get the value of a snack and a meal item. I don't remember if it was worth $7 or $9 or something, but you don't have to get a meal and a snack.
If you choose to drink, they'll simply credit whatever the LT07 is worth, so it is flexible. One simply pays the difference.
You get the value of a snack and a meal item. I don't remember if it was worth $7 or $9 or something, but you don't have to get a meal and a snack.
If you choose to drink, they'll simply credit whatever the LT07 is worth, so it is flexible.
One simply pays the difference.
May 26, 2015, 11:55 am
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Perhaps. I may have confused them with the PR07 code. I don't have a receipt to double check....
Feb 16, 2016, 1:20 am
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AC*P?
I'm flying WAW-MUC-YYZ today on a 014 ticket.
My boarding passes were printed on LH stock. My MUC-YYZ bp shows me as AC*P, and I had to show my SE card to gain access into the *A Gold lounge.
Anyone know why it would show as AC*P? Doesn't that mean prestige?
The tear-away shows me as zone 1 though.
My boarding passes were printed on LH stock. My MUC-YYZ bp shows me as AC*P, and I had to show my SE card to gain access into the *A Gold lounge.
Anyone know why it would show as AC*P? Doesn't that mean prestige?
The tear-away shows me as zone 1 though.
Feb 16, 2016, 9:47 am
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I'm flying WAW-MUC-YYZ today on a 014 ticket.
My boarding passes were printed on LH stock. My MUC-YYZ bp shows me as AC*P, and I had to show my SE card to gain access into the *A Gold lounge.
Anyone know why it would show as AC*P? Doesn't that mean prestige?
The tear-away shows me as zone 1 though.
My boarding passes were printed on LH stock. My MUC-YYZ bp shows me as AC*P, and I had to show my SE card to gain access into the *A Gold lounge.
Anyone know why it would show as AC*P? Doesn't that mean prestige?
The tear-away shows me as zone 1 though.
I had it reprinted when I arrived in YVR to verify everything was okay.
I wouldn't worry about it.
Mar 15, 2017, 5:02 pm
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Other than it's probably AC IT
Mar 15, 2017, 5:15 pm
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Nothing definitive came from this: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ce-silver.html
Other than it's probably AC IT
Other than it's probably AC IT