<AirShoppingRQ Version="21.3"> <Travelers> <Traveler TypeCode="ADT" Count="1"/> </Travelers> <Qualifier> <OriginDest> <Departure Code="LHR" Date="2025-06-15"/> <Arrival Code="JFK"/> </OriginDest> </Qualifier> </AirShoppingRQ> The manual explains how to parse the response containing OfferID = “O-123456” and then price it without booking. Step 4: OrderCreate Finally, the agency commits:
POST /auth/token grant_type=client_credentials → Returns: Bearer token xyz123 Using the XML template from “Appendix A” of the manual: aptra advance ndc reference manual
In the rapidly evolving landscape of airline retailing, the shift from traditional EDIFACT to modern NDC (New Distribution Capability) XML standards has created a pressing need for robust technical documentation. At the heart of this transformation for many carriers and aggregators lies a critical piece of technical literature: The Aptra Advance NDC Reference Manual . <AirShoppingRQ Version="21
For IT architects, API developers, and revenue management teams, this manual is not just a PDF—it is the operational bible for implementing next-generation offers and orders. But what exactly is the Aptra Advance platform, why does its NDC reference manual matter, and how can you leverage it to build a seamless direct-connect retailing strategy? For IT architects, API developers, and revenue management
