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ALL SCHEMA FILES IN THE OPENTRAVEL ALLIANCE SPECIFICATION ARE MADE AVAILABLE ACCORDING TO THE TERMS DEFINED BY THE OPENTRAVEL LICENSE AGREEMENT AT http://www.opentravel.org/Specifications/Default.aspx.
The Rail Book request message is used to request that a reservation be created for one or more rail journies between specified locations on specific date(s) for a specific number and type of passengers.
NOTE that a subsequent OTA_RailConfirmBookingRQ message is required to acquire a PNR for the reservation, or an OTA_RailIgnoreBookingRQ message is required to release the reservation (and associated inventory) from the trading partner system.
Point of Sale Identification for the transaction initiator that includes the identification information of the party that has made the reservation request and optional information, such as an agency number assigned by IATA, ARC, ESRP or TID.
Full details on the reservation that is to be created, specifying location information, passenger data and payment details.
Details about one specific journey between this origin and destination location. This element will be repeated for each journey. For example, for a round-trip reservation, this element will occur two times.
The travel origin location.
The travel destination location.
A collection of train segments that provide journey information from origin to destination. Each segment has full details on one specific train segment, including the origin and destination locations for this segment,related travelers' request, etc.
The class of inventory controlled services available.
Specific traveler preferences for the booking request, including accommodation selection and discount type.
A traveler requested discount type.
Used to specify a ticket class code and optionally the source for the code.
Note that the Code may be a value from the OpenTravel Code List "Discounts Available" (DIS) or a string value up to 8 characters in length.
A reference to the traveler or traveler category. Note that this is only used to relate data within this message.
The marketing train company associated with this segment.
Used to specify a seat preference, e.g. aisle, window, etc.
The direction the seat faces.
Information of passenger(s) for a reservation
Indicates the type of fares of interest to the customer, along with any discount number or promotional codes that may affect the fare.
Information on the fulfillment of the ticket, e.g. the party that will be issuing the ticket.
Information of the form(s) of payment to be used to pay for this reservation. The element repeats to allow for multiple forms of payment to be used, if so required.
The contact person for the reservation.