The document provides instructions for refunding airline tickets. It explains that the ticket number should be checked to ensure it is open for refund. It also notes that inputting "1000" refunds the first flight, "0200" refunds the second flight, and "1200" refunds both flights. The gross refund is the ticket fare excluding taxes, while the net refund is the refund amount for the passenger after deductions. Finally, it lists the steps to input an "S" and "F5" and check that the ticket status is changed to "REFUNDED".
The document provides instructions for refunding airline tickets. It explains that the ticket number should be checked to ensure it is open for refund. It also notes that inputting "1000" refunds the first flight, "0200" refunds the second flight, and "1200" refunds both flights. The gross refund is the ticket fare excluding taxes, while the net refund is the refund amount for the passenger after deductions. Finally, it lists the steps to input an "S" and "F5" and check that the ticket status is changed to "REFUNDED".
The document provides instructions for refunding airline tickets. It explains that the ticket number should be checked to ensure it is open for refund. It also notes that inputting "1000" refunds the first flight, "0200" refunds the second flight, and "1200" refunds both flights. The gross refund is the ticket fare excluding taxes, while the net refund is the refund amount for the passenger after deductions. Finally, it lists the steps to input an "S" and "F5" and check that the ticket status is changed to "REFUNDED".