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22.1. Data Exchange Standards Release

22.1.1 XML and API Standards Messages

These documents provides items agreed for the last release of the data exchanges standards. All data exchange standards being developed today under the governance of the PSC (Resolution 009) and are required to use the Airline Industry Data Model (AIDM) and associated methodology. *

22.1.1Note to the Implementers:
Includes a minor patch applied within the Baggage and Passenger Confirmance messages to add a missing end tag in the comment section, and a minor correction on the message IATA_TicketGroundHandlingChangeOfStatusRQ.TicketDocument.CouponInfo to remove a duplicated reference to CompanyID in the same node.  
The data model has not been changed. Please use this build for the latest schemas released.

22.1.1 XML and API Standards Messages


22.1 CodeSet Directory

This document provides the agreed codesets utilized by the Airline industry for the identification of information included within IATA standard messages.
The codeset directory is designed to be used by both the EDIFACT as well as the XML messages

22.1 Passengers Glossary of Terms

This document provides glossary of terms for Passengers as defined in PSCM RP1008

Archived Data Exchange Standards Releases

ReleaseAIDM Export
22.1XMI Export
21.4XMI Export
21.3XMI Export
21.2XMI Export
21.1XMI Export
20.2XMI Export
20.1XMI Export
19.2XMI Export
19.1XMI Export
18.2XMI Export
18.1XMI Export
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