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Type B messages Specification

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Old 3rd August 2009 | 16:46
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Type B messages Specification

Hi,

Can anyone please inform me where i can get the guidelines/dictionary for the following "Type B messgaes"

Type B messages

FPM – Flight Passenger Manifest
FCM - Flight Crew Manifest
MCL – Master Crew/Non-Crew List

Thanks for your Consideration

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Old 5th August 2009 | 07:06
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Try the IATA Ground Handling manual; if my memory serves me you'll find the format's in there.
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Old 13th August 2009 | 05:17
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I think the IATA Passenger Services Conference Resolutions Manual may have the passenger manifest format
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Old 1st September 2009 | 10:33
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There are no published industry standards for two of the messages you state, those being FCM & MCL. The only published structured mesages within the industry for crew lists are via APIS EDIFACT which is not benerally but can be transmitted via Type-B.

The Passenger Manifest (if dispatched as a teletype message, TPM) should conform to IATA Recommended Practice 1717 which is in the IATA PSC Manual.
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Old 25th September 2012 | 21:34
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Hi, trying to find where I can find info on IATA Type B Message Addresses before it fades away in favour of email. Specifically the two letters after the city code and before the airline code. I know most airlines have stuck loosely to a standard but where can I find the standard?

i.e.

O? = Operations
FF = Freight
KK = Airport KL = Load Control
LL = Lost Baggage
FF = Freight
V? = Programming ??
X? = Comms
E? = Engineering etc.

The "Boss" is usually given a "Z" as the last letter of the two

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