Lufthansa cargo-family AWB prefix
Open Lufthansa evidence brief ↗020
020 identifies the cargo air-waybill layer, not Lufthansa passenger ticket stock 220.
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Airline Identifier Decoder
One code. Four possible meanings.
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The same letters and three-digit numbers can identify a marketed flight, an operator, a ticket issuer or a cargo document. Decode the layer before drawing a conclusion.
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Unknown identifiers stay unknown in the current verified set instead of receiving a guessed match.
Marketing designator on a flight number.
Operational designator, commonly paired with a callsign.
Validating carrier’s passenger ticket stock prefix.
Cargo air-waybill prefix; it may not equal passenger ticket stock.
HOW THE ENGINE THINKS
Identify the document layer first.
- A
Flight designator
A two-character IATA designator before a flight number usually identifies the marketing carrier shown on the itinerary.
- B
Operational identifier
A three-letter ICAO designator and callsign belong to operational communication; they are not a fare or ticket number.
- C
Document prefix
The first three digits of a 13-digit passenger ticket identify ticket stock. A cargo AWB can use a different three-digit code for a related cargo carrier.
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