Air Pricing requests can be modified to specify which types of fare rules apply to fares in the response. Fare Restrictions apply to all segments of the trip. One or more of the following modifiers can be applied to an Air Pricing request:
- No Minimum Stay
- No Maximum Stay
- No Advance Purchase
- No Restricted Fares
Note: For specifying non-refundable fares, see Air Pricing by Refund Type.
Schema
Located in Air.xsd:
How To
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Include the required information for AirPriceReq.
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Use the minimum/maximum stay or advanced/restricted fares attributes of AirPriceReq/AirPricingModifiers. Fare Restrictions apply to all segments of the trip.
Prohibiting Minimum Stay Fares
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If ProhibitMinStayFares is set to 'True', no minimum stay rules will apply to the fares in the response.
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If ProhibitMinStayFares is set to 'False', minimum stay rules may apply to the fares in the response.
Prohibiting Maximum Stay Fares
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If ProhibitMaxStayFares is set to 'True', no maximum stay rules apply to the fares in the response.
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If ProhibitMaxStayFares is set to 'False', maximum stay rules may apply to the fares in the response.
Prohibiting Advance Purchase Fares
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If ProhibitAdvancePurchaseFares is set to 'True', no advance purchase windows are required for the fares in the response.
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If ProhibitAdvancePurchaseFares is set to 'False', an advance purchase window may apply to the fares in the response.
Prohibiting Restricted
Fares
ProhibitRestrictedFares prohibits a combination of maximum stay, minimum stay, and advance purchases fares. With this response, fares have no penalty, no advance purchase, no minimum stay and no maximum stay. ProhibitRestrictedFares cannot be combined with any other fare restriction option.
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A standard Air Pricing response is returned. However, the available fare options will be limited by the corresponding fare restriction modifiers in the request.
