Travelport Galileo Commands Notes: Cheat Sheet
A practical Travelport Galileo cheat sheet for travel agents: availability, booking, names, phone, pricing and decoding commands, each with a ready example.
By Travel Genie · Published · Updated · 2 min read
What are Travelport Galileo command notes?
Travelport Galileo command notes are a short list of the entries a travel agent uses every day: checking seats, booking, adding names and contacts, pricing and saving. This cheat sheet groups the most common Galileo commands by task, with an example for each one.
Which Galileo commands build a booking?
A Galileo booking needs flights, names, a phone field, a ticketing arrangement and a received-from line. Check availability with A, sell seats from the display, then add N. for names, P. for phone, T. for ticketing and R. for received. Save with ER.
| Task | Command | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Check availability | A | A15DECKHIDXB |
| Sell seats | N | N1Y1 |
| Add a name | N. | N.KHAN/ALI MR |
| Add a phone | P. | P.KHIT*922112345678 |
| Ticketing arrangement | T. | T.TAU/15DEC |
| Received from | R. | R.ALI |
| Save the booking | ER | ER |
| Display the booking | *R | *R |
| Retrieve by record locator | * | *ABC123 |
| Cancel the itinerary | XI | XI |
Which Galileo commands price and decode?
Use FQ to price the booking and see the fare. FD shows the fares for a route and date. To decode codes, use .CD for a city or airport and .AD for an airline. Always read the full response before you store or quote a fare.
| Task | Command | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Price the booking | FQ | FQ |
| Fare display | FD | FDKHIDXB15DEC |
| Decode a city | .CD | .CDKHI |
| Decode an airline | .AD | .ADEK |
Where are the Galileo passenger entries?
Name, passport and contact entries have their own detailed guides with examples for adults, children and infants. In short: names use N., passport details use SI.P1/SSRDOCS and contacts use SI.P1/SSRCTCM and SI.P1/SSRCTCE. Follow the related guides below for the full formats.
How can I keep these notes one key away?
Magic Toolbar keeps command notes for Amadeus, Travelport and Sabre in one place on Windows. Its GDS decode search helps you look up codes quickly, and you can save your own entries to F1–F12 keys. Notes are a reference, so always check the response in your GDS.