What type of passenger does the code C stand for?

Infant and Child Passengers Although Worldspan identifies child passengers using the code C followed by 2 digits, the CNN code must be used in Universal API transactions. As a best practice, an infant passenger name should always follow an adult passenger name in the booking.



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