Which statement is true about the TASF program regarding channels of issuance?

Which statement is true about the TASF program regarding channels of issuance?

• A. TASF transactions can be issued only through manual entries.
• B. TASF can be issued through GDS, Agent's Choice, or both.
• C. TASF can be issued exclusively via Agent's Choice.
• D. TASF cannot be used.

Answer: (B)

Understanding channels of issuance for TASF means knowing where a ticket can be created and settled. TASF is designed to be flexible and can be issued through the Global Distribution System (GDS), through Agent's Choice, or through both, depending on airline participation and agency setup. This gives agencies the option to issue TASF via the path that fits their workflow, whether they mainly use a GDS, rely on Agent's Choice, or use both. The other statements are too restrictive: one-path or manual-only issuance isn’t consistent with the system’s multi-channel capability, and saying it cannot be used isn’t accurate given its designed flexibility.

Understanding channels of issuance for TASF means knowing where a ticket can be created and settled. TASF is designed to be flexible and can be issued through the Global Distribution System (GDS), through Agent's Choice, or through both, depending on airline participation and agency setup. This gives agencies the option to issue TASF via the path that fits their workflow, whether they mainly use a GDS, rely on Agent's Choice, or use both. The other statements are too restrictive: one-path or manual-only issuance isn’t consistent with the system’s multi-channel capability, and saying it cannot be used isn’t accurate given its designed flexibility.