How to set GDS
Overview / Purpose
GDS (Global Distribution System) settings allow administrators to configure status-related messages that appear on tickets and to passengers. This ensures passengers receive clear instructions based on their booking status from the GDS provider.
How It Works
Administrators enter text messages that will appear on tickets and customer communications.
Texts can be status-specific, depending on the booking’s GDS status.
The system automatically displays the correct text to passengers and on tickets according to the current booking status.

Key Features / Functions
Text to Add on Ticket
Enter any message in the Text to add on ticket box.
This text appears at the bottom of the “Betalingplan” section on the ticket.
To make the text bold on the ticket, check the corresponding Bold checkbox.
Status-Specific Messages
Galileo Pending: Text shown when the booking is pending. Passengers see this message while waiting for confirmation.
HK (Hold & Confirm): Message shown when the booking is held and waiting for confirmation.
TKQ (Ticket Queue): Text shown when the booking is in the ticket queue.
TKOK (Ticket OK): Message shown once the ticket is successfully issued.
Save Settings
Click Save GDS to apply all changes.
Examples / Scenarios
Pending Booking
Text: “Your booking is pending. We will confirm your seat shortly.”
Passengers see this message until the booking moves to HK or TKOK status.
Ticket Issued (TKOK)
Text: “Your ticket has been issued. Please check your email for the PDF ticket.”
Appears automatically once the ticket is finalized.
Bold Ticket Text
Important notes or warnings can be emphasized by selecting the Bold option for ticket text.
Notes / Best Practices
Ensure messages are clear and concise so passengers understand their booking status.
Use bold text sparingly to highlight critical instructions.
Review and update GDS messages regularly to match operational procedures and provider requirements.
Test the messages on sample tickets to confirm they display correctly for all statuses.
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