International Sales Indicator Codes SITI, SITO, SOTI, SOTO

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The International Sales Indicator Codes indicates the relationship between the Point of Sale, Point of Ticketing and the Country of Commencement of travel for the itinerary. These indicators determine if certain fare construction principles are required…



SITI. 

Sold Inside, Ticketed Inside. A ticket sold and issued in the same country. That means a ticket issued at the location where the journey would originate.


SITO. 

Sold Inside, Ticketed Outside. A ticket sold in one country and issued in a country not included in the itinerary. That means a ticket issued at the location where the journey wouldn’t originate. This refers to an airline ticket that has been bought from the country that features in the travel itinerary, but has been issued from a country that doesn't feature in the journey.


SOTI.

Sold Outside, Ticketed Inside. A ticket sold in one country but issued in another country on the itinerary. That means a ticket issued at the location where the journey would start from a different location. A ticket sold in one country but issued in another country on the itinerary.


SOTO. 

Sold Outside, Ticketed Outside. A ticket sold and issued in a country not included in the itinerary. That means a ticket issued in a different location whereas the journey would start from another location where both the locations are different from the one that the journey began. airline ticket that has been bought and issued from a country that doesn't feature in the travel itinerary

 

These codes used to make a big difference in fares, because special fare construction rules applied to tickets sold outside the country from which a flight began (especially when connecting).



Use of these terms was officially discontinued by IATA in 2005 when actually e-ticket were implemented globally. This is your understanding only.

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  1. Ornob SiddiqueMay 28, 2022 at 11:31 AM

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