Departure Gateways

Overview

The Departure Gateways page lists departure airports and gateways used in Tourpaq.

Use it to maintain clean master data for transports, bookings, and reporting.

What you can do

• Search gateways by keyword.

• Sort by IATA code, name, or country.

• Create new gateways.

• Delete gateways you no longer need.

Columns

1. IATA Code: The three-letter airport code (for example BLL for Billund).

2. Name: The airport or location name.

3. Country: The country the gateway belongs to.

4. Actions: Delete the row.

Common tasks

Searching for a Departure Gateway

1. Type a keyword in the search field.

2. Review the filtered list.

Creating a New Entry

1. Click on the Create button.

2. Fill in IATA code, name, and country.

3. Save.

Deleting an Entry

1. Locate the departure gateway to remove.

2. Click the trash icon under Actions.

3. Confirm if prompted.

Notes

• Some setups use placeholder IATA codes like ZZZ for special cases.

• Country names can appear in local language variants (for example Spanien).

Deleting a gateway can affect transports or data that reference it. If your system blocks deletion, the gateway is likely in use.

FAQ

What should I enter as IATA code?

Use the airport’s official three-letter IATA code.

Some companies also use ZZZ for non-standard locations.

Why are country names shown in different languages?

Country names come from your system’s country list.

That list can include localized spellings (for example Spanien).

I can’t delete a gateway. Why?

Most common reasons:

• You don’t have permission to delete master data.

• The gateway is referenced by transports, bookings, or rules.

If it is still needed for history, keep it and stop using it going forward.

Can I create a gateway for a non-airport departure?

Yes, if your workflow needs it.

Use a clear name and follow your internal convention for the code.

Related pages

• Arrival Gateways