Criteria for the rate determination
The more criteria you have entered in the AWB, the better your result of the rate determination.
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Field                      | Order tab | Remark |
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Departure Airport  | AWB Main | All rates. For Customer and Net rates the system will also find rates with departure ZZZ. |
Destination | AWB Main | All rates. Customer rates and eRates: The city code is determined through the city airport table, e.g. airport ORD = CHI (Chicago). |
Carrier  | AWB Main | All rates. For IATA and Customer rates, the system first checks whether there are rates for the carrier. If not, rates without carrier will be found instead (=valid for all carriers). |
Service  | AWB Main | All rates according to the service table. The system first checks whether the basic data contain rates with the service entered in the order. Attention: This can mean that, for example, you will receive a universally valid rate as the customer rate because only rates WITH service have been recorded for your customers! |
DGR | AWB Main | Net rates and Customer rates. |
GSA | AWB Main | Net rates only |
Date (departure) | AWB Main | Date of the first flight for the validity If the date has not been filled, the current date is used instead. |
Delivery term (PP/CC) | AWB Main | Net rates and Customer rates. |
Chargeable Weight | All rates | |
Customer | AWB Main | Customer rates only Customer, shipper, and/or consignee depending on the basic data settings. |
Client | Net rates and Customer rates. → IATA rates are always client-independenet. The system will only find rates that are recorded for the client according to preallocations in the General Company Parameter. | |
Branch | Customer rates only In the order, the system will only determine customer rates that match the branch or that were recorded universally for all branches. |