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Billing Memo
Hello
For Billing Memo,
1. Only prime billings are using Billing Memo and BM’s rejection should be handled on rejection stage with source code 04. Is that right?
2. ISPG said, we can use BM for all type of Passenger Miscellaneous Billing.
In the case of Miscellaneous Billing (M type invoice) for Passenger cases, is BM possible to use?
(We have issued a M type invoice for the passenger code share billings)
I still don’t clearly know how to use BM except for correspondence cases. |
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Hi,
(1) This is correct - Prime Billings are using BMs and Billin Memo's rejections should be handled on rejection stage with Source Code 04. This is documented in the document of Rules for Source Codes.
(2) BM in Pax should be used for non-ticket transactions associated with pax transport. When M type invoice is used for costs actually relating to Pax transport, this could have an effect on the route-revenue recognition.
Best Regards
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Posted: Tuesday, January 04, 2011 4:28 AM
Subject: Billing Memo
Hello
For Billing Memo,
1. Only prime billings are using Billing Memo and BM’s rejection should be handled on rejection stage with source code 04. Is that right?
2. ISPG said, we can use BM for all type of Passenger Miscellaneous Billing.
In the case of Miscellaneous Billing (M type invoice) for Passenger cases, is BM possible to use?
(We have issued a M type invoice for the passenger code share billings)
I still don’t clearly know how to use BM except for correspondence cases. |