Iata courses

... (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations. It should be noted however that the Courses do not cover radioactive material. Course Content The Initial Course takes...

... with IATA rules and procedure Answer customer queries, sell travel and tourism products and make the appropriate booking for the customer Acquire...

...Handle all major aspects of the travel agency business. Give accurate advice to clients on major tourist destinations. Produce customised and international inclusive tours. Sell international business, incentive and conference travels arrangements. Apply advanced IATA fare construction principles...

...World geography and mileage system, add-ons, HIPs and minimum fares checks, combination of sector fares, limitations on indirect travel, surface sector, mixed-class fares, special fares, rebated fares, IATA advanced ticketing...

...Scheduled air travel is one of the core product areas for the travel industry. This qualification is recognised and approved by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). It provides a working knowledge of airlines, their routes, their timetables and fare structure. The Certificate...

... will achieve the IATA/UFTAA International Travel & Tourism qualification and will be able to use the letters DTTF (Diploma in Travel and Tourism Foundations... Learn about: Travel Tourism...

...Course content: Each level is worth 10 IATA points giving the 20 points to enhance your employment prospects. Both programmes are accredited by...

...At the end of the course, you will be able to: Identify IATA geographic areas, ATPCO zones and Global Routing Indicators. Select the lowest applicable fare for a given itinerary using Amadeus Fare Quote Display and Fare Notes. Construct fares for multiple sector journeys, applying the mileage...

...To enable students who have passed Level One or equivalent to further their air travel studies to a higher level and to gain a further IATA qualification...

...Define IATA geographic areas and Global Routing Indicators. Interpret various airline codings. Determine country information including passport, health and visa requirements. Identify differing fare types and their characteristics. Select the lowest applicable fare for point to point itineraries...

...The aim of this workshop is to ensure that all staff involved with the transport of dangerous goods can fulfil the security provisions that the ADR, IMDG and IATA dangerous goods regulations place on them. The workshop aims to ensure that all staff and organizations involved with the transport...

... training and IATA recognition...

...Course content: Each level is worth 10 IATA points giving the 20 points to enhance your employment prospects. Both programmes are accredited by...

...Overview As a major provider of fares and ticketing courses in the UK, Virgin Atlantic offers a practical, dual-level course (Level 1 & 2) that will provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary for establishing a career in the aviation industry,recognised by the IATA... Learn about: Aviation Training, Airline Training...

... course will provide the skills required, together with an IATA-recognised qualification through VIASINC. Under the supervision of a lecturer, Students follow...

...This course is designed to provide you with the experience you will need to work in a variety of sectors within the Travel and Tourism industry. You will build your knowledge and understanding of International Air Transport Association (IATA) airfares and ticketing procedures and...