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    Global Indicators Part 1

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    Airline fares can vary based on class of service, fare type, and routing type as represented by global indicators. For example, a Y class fare from Los Angeles to Hong Kong traveling via the Atlantic would be higher than the fare for traveling via the Pacific. The Western Hemisphere indicator refers to travel within the entire area 1 region, such as flights from Buenos Aires to Cleveland or Rio de Janeiro to Miami.

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    Global Indicators Part 1

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    Airline fares can vary based on class of service, fare type, and routing type as represented by global indicators. For example, a Y class fare from Los Angeles to Hong Kong traveling via the Atlantic would be higher than the fare for traveling via the Pacific. The Western Hemisphere indicator refers to travel within the entire area 1 region, such as flights from Buenos Aires to Cleveland or Rio de Janeiro to Miami.

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    Airline fares can vary based on class of service, fare type, and routing type as represented by global indicators. For example, a Y class fare from Los Angeles to Hong Kong traveling via the Atlantic would be higher than the fare for traveling via the Pacific. The Western Hemisphere indicator refers to travel within the entire area 1 region, such as flights from Buenos Aires to Cleveland or Rio de Janeiro to Miami.

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    Global Indicators Part 1

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    Manoj Sathe
    Airline fares can vary based on class of service, fare type, and routing type as represented by global indicators. For example, a Y class fare from Los Angeles to Hong Kong traveling via the Atlantic would be higher than the fare for traveling via the Pacific. The Western Hemisphere indicator refers to travel within the entire area 1 region, such as flights from Buenos Aires to Cleveland or Rio de Janeiro to Miami.

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    IATA GLOBAL

    INDICATORS

    FARES VARY NOT ONLY BY CLASS


    OF SERVICE OR FARE TYPE BUT
    ALSO BY ROUTING TYPE AS
    REPRESENTED BY GLOBAL
    INDICATORS
    E.G Y CLASS FARE FROM LOS
    ANGELES TO HONGKONG VIA
    ATLANTIC WOULD BE HIGHER THAN
    THE FARE PAID BY THE PASSENGER
    VIA THE PACIFIC

    WESTERN HEMISPHERE
    (WH)
    REFERS TO TRAVEL WITHIN
    ENTIRE AREA 1
    E.G BUE CLE

    RIO - MIA

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