Glossary
Flight types:
Standard return- A journey being made from one airport to another and back again. E.g. Gatwick to Athens and back to Gatwick.
Single- A journey being made from one airport to another in one direction .E.g. Dublin to San Francisco
Multi-City- A journey being made to multiple airports or out from one airport and back into another. E.g. outbound Heathrow to Orlando, return Orlando to Belfast or Belfast to Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and directly back to Heathrow and Belfast.
Add to new trip
Adding an item to an existing trip means you have made a trip previously with a trip name already labelled. You are now wanting to add e.g. a hotel to the flight booking.
Adding to an existing trip
Adding an item to an existing trip means you have made a trip previously with a trip name already labelled. You are now wanting to add e.g. a hotel to the flight booking.
Sending for approval- 'Hold and Save as Option'
This step will be mainly be used by travellers who are not permitted to approve their own travel or arrangements who are booking travel for a traveller but the value has exceeded the arrangements authority. This option is simply to send the requested booking to an approver for them to authorise. Nothing is booked or confirmed until the approver authorises it.