To provide proof of purchase and entitlement to travel

To reserve a specific seat on the aircraft

To track the passenger's baggage

To provide information about the flight schedule

A reservation holds a seat for the passenger while a ticket confirms the purchase

A reservation is made directly with the airline while a ticket is purchased through a travel agent

A reservation is valid for a specific time period while a ticket is valid for the entire journey

A reservation can be canceled without penalty while a ticket cannot

Passenger name, flight number, date and time of departure and arrival, seat number

Passenger name, passport number, visa information, baggage allowance

Passenger name, frequent flyer number, loyalty program information

Passenger name, contact information, emergency contact information

To allow the passenger to board the aircraft

To provide information about the flight schedule

To track the passenger's baggage

To provide proof of purchase and entitlement to travel

A direct flight has one or more stops while a connecting flight has no stops

A direct flight has no stops while a connecting flight has one or more stops

A direct flight is operated by a single airline while a connecting flight is operated by multiple airlines

A direct flight is typically more expensive than a connecting flight

To reward frequent travelers with benefits such as free flights, upgrades, and lounge access

To track the passenger's travel history and preferences

To provide discounts on airfares and other travel-related products and services

To allow passengers to accumulate points that can be redeemed for rewards

A refundable ticket can be canceled or changed without penalty while a non-refundable ticket cannot

A refundable ticket is typically more expensive than a non-refundable ticket

A refundable ticket is valid for a longer period of time than a non-refundable ticket

A refundable ticket allows the passenger to select a specific seat on the aircraft

To limit the amount of baggage that a passenger can bring on the aircraft

To ensure that the baggage is properly packed and secured

To track the baggage during the journey

To charge the passenger for any excess baggage

Checked baggage is transported in the cargo hold of the aircraft while carry-on baggage is kept with the passenger in the cabin

Checked baggage is typically heavier and larger than carry-on baggage

Checked baggage is subject to additional fees while carry-on baggage is not

Checked baggage is typically more secure than carry-on baggage

To ensure that each passenger has a specific seat on the aircraft

To allow the passenger to select a preferred seat

To track the passenger's location during the flight

To charge the passenger for a specific seat

Economy class seats are typically more spacious and comfortable than business class seats

Business class seats typically offer more legroom and recline than economy class seats

Business class seats typically include amenities such as in-seat entertainment and power outlets

Business class seats are typically more expensive than economy class seats

To reward frequent travelers with benefits such as free flights, upgrades, and lounge access

To track the passenger's travel history and preferences

To provide discounts on airfares and other travel-related products and services

To allow passengers to accumulate points that can be redeemed for rewards

A codeshare flight is operated by two or more airlines while a direct flight is operated by a single airline

A codeshare flight has one or more stops while a direct flight has no stops

A codeshare flight is typically more expensive than a direct flight

A codeshare flight allows the passenger to select a specific seat on the aircraft

To assist passengers with booking flights, hotels, and other travel arrangements

To provide information about travel destinations and attractions

To handle customer service inquiries and complaints

To promote and sell travel products and services

A round-trip ticket allows the passenger to travel from one destination to another and back again while a one-way ticket allows the passenger to travel from one destination to another only

A round-trip ticket is typically more expensive than a one-way ticket

A round-trip ticket is valid for a longer period of time than a one-way ticket

A round-trip ticket allows the passenger to select a specific seat on the aircraft