Remove pax on outbound or homebound only

Overview

This page shows the correct behavior of the "No-show" functionality when removing a passenger (pax) from either the outbound or homebound segment of a trip within a booking. The functionality allows setting a passenger as a "No-show" for a specific flight without altering the rest of the booking and ensures consistent data handling even when transport changes occur.

Purpose

The purpose of this page is to ensure that:

• The "No-show" checkbox can be individually set per passenger and flight segment.

• The state of the "No-show" checkbox remains unchanged when editing the booking (as long as the transport for the passenger remains unchanged).

• When a transport is changed, the system treats the change as new data and the "No-show" setting is cleared accordingly.

Preconditions

• Access to the booking module is required.

• A booking must either already exist or be created for testing.

• The user must have access rights to view and modify travel plans.

Test Steps and Expected Results

Steps

Expected Results

1. Create a new booking or edit an existing one

The edit page of the booking is displayed.

2. In the "Details" part, go to the Travelplan tab

A new "No-show" column appears with a checkbox for each line in the travel plan. The default state is not enabled. Each line shows flight data per passenger, allowing the "No-show" status to be independently set for each flight.

3. Set the "No-show" checkbox for the desired passenger and flight

The checkbox is set. No "Save" action is required. It's also not necessary to edit the passenger individually to enable "No-show".

4. Edit the booking without changing the transport for the passenger

The already set "No-show" checkbox remains set and unchanged.

5. Edit the booking with a change in transport (e.g., flight date, transport, or interval)

The "No-show" checkbox will be cleared, treating the transport as new data.

Notes

• This page ensures that the No-show status is preserved under stable transport conditions.

• Transport updates are treated as a new context for the passenger, and therefore previous "No-show" flags are removed to reflect the updated itinerary.