Types Of Journey And Travel Indicators qe68

PRESENTATION BY

HARITHA J

 AN

ACT OF TRAVELLING FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER.

 When

you make a journey, you travel from one place to another.  EXAMPLE: There is an express service from Paris which completes the journey to Bordeaux in under 4 hours.

 One

Way

 Circle

Trip

 Round

Trip

 Round

the world

 Open

Jaw

 When

the traveler just goes from Origin to Destination  e.g. JFK->LON

 When

the traveler starts from one location, goes to multiple locations and come back at same location where he started  e.g. JFK->LON->DEL->JFK

 When

the traveler starts from one point and comes back to the same point using the same route is called as round trip journey e.g. JFK>LON->DEL->LON->JFK

 The

journey in which the traveler travels around the world and crosses the international timeline, visiting multiple places e.g. JFK->SYD->HKG->DEL->LON->JFK

 When

the traveler goes from one place to another by air, from there, goes to a third place by other means of travel, and then takes a flight back to where he started e.g., he goes from JFK to LAX by air, from LAX to SFO by car, and then from SFO to JFK by air.

 There

are 7 global indicator used in Airlines Industry.

 WH

- Western Hemisphere  EH - Eastern Hemisphere  PA - Pacific Route  AT - Atlantic Route  AP - Atlantic and Pacific Route  TS - Trans Siberian Route  PO - Polar Route

 Any

journey from one place to another in IATA area 1 is called Western Hemisphare.



Any journey within IATA area 2 or area 3 or between area 2 and 3 is called Eastern Hemisphare.

 Any

journey between IATA area 1 and area 3 via Pacific ocean is called Pacific route.

 Any

journey between IATA area 1 and area 2 via Atlantic ocean is called Atlantic route.

 Any

journey between IATA area 2 and area 3 via Atlantic and Pacific ocean is called Atlantic and Pacific route.

 Any

journey from Europe to Far East via Moscow is called Trans Siberian route.

 Any

journey from Europe to Far East via Alaska is called Polar route.  The term "polar route" was originally applied to great circle routes between Europe and the west coast of North America in the 1950s.