schema.OTA_RailCommonTypes.xsd Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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Rail accommodation types with an "Other" value to support open enumeration list.
OpenTravel Reserved words, "Other_" as enumerated value for open enumeration support. See AccommodationClass.
Identifies the type of berth accommodation, such as couchette and sleeper.
Identifies the position of a berth, e.g. upper, lower, middle.
This type allows either a value from an OpenTravel Code List or a string up to 8 characters in length.
Identifies the position of a compartment, such as upper and lower.
Rail compartment types with an "Other" value to support an open enumeration list as agreed upon between trading partners.
Compartment without animals
Video compartment
Woman and Child compartment
Placess with easy access - PRMS
Two-berth compartment
Three-berth compartment
Four-berth compartment
Six-berth compartment
compartment with 2 couchettes
compartment with 4 couchettes
compartment with 5 couchettes
compartment with 6 couchettes
Single-berth compartment
Double-berth compartment
Single suite compartment
Double suite compartment
Special-berth compartment
OpenTravel Reserved words, "Other_" as enumerated value for open enumeration support to support additional compartment type. The Value corresponding to "Other_" will be specified in the "Value" attribute. See CompartmentType.
Identifies the train deck, such as lower level and upper level.
Used to specifiy occupation of person
Identifies the type of seat accommodation, such as lower level and upper level.
Identifies the position of a seat, such as Window and Aisle.
The number that identifiies a train.
The purpose of travel
Defines a specific class of service along with the quantity of that item that is available or selected.
A value from an OpenTravel Code List or a string up to 8 characters in length that describes the class code.
The quantity of the class code.
Defines a rail code, that may be a value from an OpenTravel Code List or a string up to 8 characters in length, the source origin for the code and the quantity associated with the code.
Use a value from the specified OpenTravel Code List or a string up to 8 characters in length that has been agreed upon by Trading Partners.
Identifies the source authority for the code.
The quantity for the specified code.
Defines the type of information to be contained in a request or response.
Indicates whether the response should include Fares with Availability or provide Availability only.
Accommodations and ancillary services offered on a train.
The category of accommodation on a train.
A choice between a seat or berth accommodation.
The seat type, such as Seat and Sleeperette.
The berth type, such as Sleeper and Couchette.
The accommodation class, such as First Class and Second Class.
The compartment type, such as Family and Single.
Accommodations and services offered on a train.
Type of accommodation, including classes of seat, berth and compartment on a train that's occupied by a rail passenger.
Quantity for the accommodation.
Any service or product offered in conjunction with a basic rail accommodation, such as vehicle transport, pet transport and restaurant car service. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Rail Ancillary Service (RAN).
Rail accommodation class with an associated attribute to capture additional enumerated values as agreed upon between trading partners.
A string value that represents an "Other_", or extended, enumerated value agreed upon between trading partners.
Detailed description of accommodations and services.
Types of accommodations and services available for passenger purchase on a train.
Detail about a space or place that is occupied by a passenger, such as seat, berth, and compartment, including specific information such as seat number, seat position, compartment number, seat direction, etc.
If specified, indicates this traveler requested a seat or berth adjacent to the traveler in the same reservation request, which is identified by the specified Reference Traveler RPH.
If true, indicates a request for an accommodation (seat/berth/compartment) adjacent to a specified reference accommodation.
Type of accommodation including classes of Seat, berth, compartment on a train that occupied by a rail passenger.
A choice between a seat or berth accommodation.
The seat type, such as Seat and Sleeperette.
The berth type, such as Sleeper and Couchette.
The accommodation class, such as First Class and Second Class.
The compartment type, such as Family and Single.
Any service or product offered in conjunction with a basic rail accommodation, such as vehicle transport, pet transport and restaurant car service. Refer to OpenTravel Rail Ancillary Service (RAN) code list.
The preference level for an associated item.
Any service or product offered on a train in conjunction with basic rail accommodations, such as vehicle transport, pet transport and restaurant car service. Refer to OpenTravel Rail Ancillary Service (RAS) code list.
A short description of the ancillary service.
Defines information about a berth sleeper.
The berth number.
The berth position, such as Lower and Middle.
Defines the information needed to describe a train segment that has been booked as part of a reservation.
The class of inventory controlled services available.
Any special comments on the segment.
Train seating assignment information.
Reference to Passenger Category RPH
The booking status.
The ticket status.
Defines bus identification information.
The unique number that identifies the bus.
The network code of a bus operator.
The bus type. Use a string value or a value from an OpenTravel code list (to be defined in 2011A specification.)
Defines bus Information.
Identification and classification information of the bus.
The validate dates for the bus information.
The amount of time the bus is delayed (in seconds.)
The schedule code for the bus. Refer to OpenTravel code list Train Schedule Code (TSC).
Defines information about a bus segment.
The departure point of the bus segment.
The arrival point of the bus segment.
The marketing bus company.
The operating bus company, if different from the Marketing Company.
The type of equipment used for the bus journey. Use a string value, such as an operator equipment code or UIC code, or an OpenTravel code list value (to be defined in 2011A specification.)
Used to specify a code, the originating source of the code and its quantity
Detailed information about the bus.
The departure date and time.
The arrival date and time.
The number of stops the bus makes.
The duration of the bus from departure location to destination location.
When true, the bus schedule includes a border crossing.
Defines a specific code representing the availability of one specific class of service. Such class of service may represent First class, reserved seats, sleeper accommodations, etc.
NOTE: OpenTravel code list to be defined in 2011A rail schema.
A code, code context and currency amount group.
A compartment type that supports open enumerations.
A string value that represents an "Other_", or extended, enumerated value agreed upon between trading partners.
Defines summary information about the rail fare including amount and any discounts applied.
The total rail fare including any discounts.
A collection of discounts applied to the total rail fare.
Defines a network code of a train operator as defined by International Union of Railways (UIC.)
Code used to identify a Train Operator.
Identifies the context of the identifying code, such as International Union of Railways (UIC.)
Defines summary information about the rail origin and destination.
Train info in each train segment.
Specific traveler requested accommodation information, including class and type, and associated accommodation attributes such as seat, berth and compartment number, position, direction and adjacent seating preferences.
Seat accommodation information, including the seat type and associated seat attributes, such as seat number, position and direction.
Berth accommodation information, including berth type and associated berth attributes, such as berth number and position.
A commonly offered accommodation class, such as first class and second class.
Compartment accommodation information, including type and associated compartment attributes such as number and position.
The compartment number.
The compartment position, such as Close to restaurant car.
Car information, such as car number.
The car number.
The deck level of the accommodation, such as Regular One Level and Lower.
Defines preferred rail amenities, including an amenity code, quantity and/or an associated preference level.
Describes a specific amenity along with the preference for that amenity. Preference may reflect inclusion or exclusion.
Used to specify a rail amenity code and/or the source of the code and its quantity. Use a value from the Rail Amenity Type (RAT) OpenTravel Code List -OR- use a string value up to 8 characters that has been agreed upon by Trading Partners.
Defines information used to express traveler preferences when requesting rail avilability information.
Describes any preferences in terms of the company operating the train service. Preference may reflect inclusion or exclusion.
Describes any preferences in terms of the transporation that may be used in the itinerary. For example, some journies may require that a bus be used to connect between two locations. Preference may reflect inclusion or exclusion.
Refer to OpenTravel code list Transport Mode Type (TMT).
Passenger preferred amenities for qualifying the availability request, such as WiFi.
Passenger preferred ticket classes, such as Full Price and Student, and the quantity. Refer to OpenTravel Code List "Discounts Available" (DIS).
The class of inventory controlled services available.
Accommodations and services offered on a train.
Defines criteria for a rail availability query.
A collection of information about the locations for which availability is to be checked. It may be repeated to query availability of each individual train in multiple train segments for a specified route.
Specify passenger type/category.
The associated quantity of passengers.
Indicates the date and time search criteria for the return journey.
Specifies the preferences for the availability request.
Defines rail availability and schedule search criteria, including origin-destination information and train number and network code.
Information on the locations between which schedules and/or availability are to be checked.
The rail search criteria which may be a train number/ network code combination or just a network code.
Indicates the maximum number of connections (if 0, then direct).
The type of train to include in the response. Refer to OpenTravel code list Train Type Code (TTC).
Defines a collection of individual charges associated with the rail journey.
Contains a total of the base amounts and an estimated total when all taxes and fees are applied
Information on the charges associated with this reservation. Such charges may include the cost of the rail ticket, the cost of reserved seating, the cost of sleeper accommodations, etc.
Detailed information on one specific charge.
Defines connection locations and preference levels, minimum connection times and if the location is specified for stopping or changing.
Specifies a connection location, preference level, minimum connection time, and whether the location is allowed for stopping or changing.
If true, multiple train stations within a specified city or location code may be considered.
The preference level for the connection point - only, unacceptable, preferred.
Number of minutes between connections.
Specifies whether a connection is for a stopover or a change of trains.
The type of connection desired, Online, Offline, Interline. Online refers to host airline connections. Offline refers to non-host airline connections. Interline refers to a combination of host airline and non-host airline connections.
Own host airlines only.
Non host airlines only.
Own and other airlines.
Rail fare and associated fare rules and terms and conditions.
A fare basis code and associated fare amount.
A fare basis code.
Terms and conditions incuding fare rules.
A fare rule code. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Fare Restriction (FAR).
Used to specify a fare rule code and it's context.
Dates associated with the fare rule.
Free text description for a a fare rule or terms and conditions.
Defines rail journey origin and destination location, and time information for the request. Also includes the ability to specify a connection location for the search.
Travel Origin Location.
If true, multiple train stations within a specified city or location code may be considered.
If true, alternate locations may be considered.
Travel Destination Location.
If true, multiple train stations within a specified city or location code may be considered.
If true, alternate locations may be considered.
Travel Connection location and other information.
Category of Passengers with detail information (including name, contact info, travel profile) for passengers make up of a category.
Passenger details including loyalty program, personal identification and email address.
A passenger reference.
The quantity of passengers in a specific category passenger type.
Classification of passenger demographics and rate qualifying information.
The passenger occupation.
Age qualifying information for the passenger. Refer to OpenTravel code list Rail Passenger Type Code (PXC).
Rate qualifying information such as travel purpose, promotion codes and rate category that may affect fares. NOTE, as implemented, this applies to this passenger category.
Passenger ADA requirements. Refer to OpenTravel Physically Challenged Feature Code (PHY) code list.
If TRUE, an infant is accompanying a passenger.
Detailed information about a rail passenger, such as the person's name, contact information, travel profile, etc.
Name and document identification for a passenger.
Stored information about a customer. May contain readily available information relevant to the booking.
An identifier used to uniquely reference a customer profile.
Telephone number for the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
A 3 character ATA/ IATA city code of telephone location.
Email address of the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
Address information of the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
Identifies the loyalty program(s) that the customer belongs to and associated information.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
Date of birth.
Rail Passenger Occupation with an associated attribute to capture additional enumerated values as agreed upon between trading partners.
A string value that represents an "Other_", or extended, enumerated value agreed upon between trading partners.
Defines information about a person taking a rail journey, including name and contact information.
Name information of the person traveling.
Telephone number for the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
A 3 character ATA/ IATA city code of telephone location.
Email address of the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
Address information of the person traveling.
Indicates the required modification to the element.
Details about the rail price, including basic fare, adjustments, discounts, ancillary charges, terms and conditions, fees and taxes.
Fare adjustments based on accommodation type.
Other fare qualifier adjustments.
Fare promotions and other qualified discounts.
Ancillary product and service charges.
Applicable Fee code and associated amount.
Applicable tax code and associated amount.
Information about rail pricing, including price details and price breakdown.
The rail price including basic fare, discounts, service charges, fare adjustments, fees and taxes.
Details about the rail price, including basic fare, adjustments, discounts, ancillary charges, terms and conditions, fees and taxes.
Defines rate qualifying information such as travel purpose, promotion codes and discount types that may affect the fare.
The travel purpose for the passenger.
A set of values that represent discounts, such AAA, AARP, Red Tour. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Discount Available (DIS).
Promotion code is the identifier used by the host to link directly with a specific named advertising campaign.
Defines the summary data that identifies a reservation. This information also helps in selecting a specific reservation.
The rail booking origin/destination summary information contained in the reservation.
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, the requested class of service, and the operating company, if appropriate.
Defines train segment summary information, including departure and arrival stations, departure and arrival dates/times, and train identification information.
Train departure station location.
Train arrival station location.
The departure date and time.
The arrival date and time.
Train identification information, including a train type code, a train number and a train network code.
Relevant passenger information for a reservation.
The reservation ID number or PNR locator.
The date the reservation booking was created.
The status of the reservation.
Defines the information used to fully describe a rail reservation.
A confirmation number by which this reservation can be uniquely identified.
Full details on the itinerary referenced by this reservation. An itinerary represents all inventory booked and associated with this specific reservation.
Information on one specific journey from one specific origin to one specific destination.
Travel Origin Location - for example, air uses the IATA 3 letter code.
Travel Destination Location - for example, air uses the IATA 3 letter code.
Full details on one specific train segment, including the origin and destination locations for this segment, equipment used, services offered, etc.
Information on the individual charges that incurred are a result of this specific itinerary.
A collection of special comments associated with the itinerary.
Passenger information for a reservation.
A collection of payment rules associated with this rail reservation.
A specific payment rule associated with this reservation.
Information on the fulfillment of the ticket, that is, e.g. the party that will be issuing the ticket, or has already issued the ticket.
The last date a reservation will be held.
Defines information about a seat on a train.
The seat number.
The seat position, such as Window, Aisle and Table.
The seat direction, such as Facing and Back.
Defines a specific seat on the train.
The number of the train carriage or car.
The actual seat number on the train.
The preferred deck number that the seat is located on, such as "Lower Level" and "Upper Level."
Defines operation and location details for a train station.
Detailed station information.
Operation schedules for the station.
Address information for the station.
Telephone information for the station.
Defines information used to fully describe a train station.
When true, the train station is staffed.
When true, the train station has ticket printing facilities.
When true, self service technology (e.g. ticket machines that accept credit cards and/or cash) are available.
The time zone for the train station schedules and availability that's derived by an offset from the UTC time.
Defines train identification information, including a train number and a train network code.
The unique number that identifies the train.
The network code of a rail operator defined by UIC (International Union of Railways.)
Defines train Information.
Identification and classification information of the train.
The period for which this train information is valid.
Delayed time in seconds.
The schedule code for the train. Refer to OpenTravel code list Train Schedule Code (TSC).
Defines information to do a query by train operator or specific train information.
A specific train and network code.
The network code of a rail operator defined by International Union of Railways (UIC.)
Defines train segment summary information, including departure and arrival stations, departure and arrival dates/times, and train identification information.
Train departure station information.
Train arrival station information.
The departure date and time.
The arrival date and time.
Train identification information, including a train number and a train network code.
Defines information about a train segment.
The departure point of the train segment.
The arrival point of the train segment.
The marketing train company.
The operating train company, if different from the Marketing Company.
The type of equipment used for the train journey. Use a string value, such as the operator equipment code or a UIC code.
Detailed information about the train.
The departure date and time.
The arrival date and time.
The number of stops the train makes.
The duration of the train from departure location to destination location.
When true, the train schedule includes a border crossing.
Rail Passenger travel purpose with an associated attribute to capture additional enumerated values as agreed upon between trading partners.
A string value that represents an "Other_", or extended, enumerated value agreed upon between trading partners.
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