SSP Restoration

If an SSP was deleted from a cabin, then an SSP may be restored with the same name within the same cabin.

SSP may be restored on a flight by a “Create SSP” mass operation or by SSP synchronization.

If an SSP is restored, PNRs booked in this SSP are also restored, and are displayed in the Bkd parameter again.

If a restored SSP does not contain RBDs in which PNRs were earlier booked, then these RBDs are displayed bur not available for booking (AU and AV parameters for such class are empty and non-editable). The Bkd parameter is equal to the amount to earlier booked in the SSP seats and is marked by red color.

Id a capacity of the restored SSP is less than amount of earlier booked in the SSP seats, then the availability (AV) parameter will be negative. To sale seats in such SSP it is necessary to increase its capacity.

See also:

• Special Space Agreement
• Applying SSP Parameters to a Flight
• Re-accommodation of Passengers in Special Space
• SSP Passengers List
• Editing SSP Attribute in PNR

Other inventory management sections:

• Inventory Screen
• Seat Availability Parameters
• Operational Flight Inventory Management
• Business Rules for Inventory Management
• Mass Operations
• Flight Reports
• Ancillaries Settings
• Publishing Flight Inventory Data to External Systems
• PFS Data Management