Which item is described by TICKETED PAPER?

Which item is described by TICKETED PAPER?

• A. TE
• B. RECORD LOCATOR
• C. TK
• D. E TICKET/VCR

Answer: (C)

In ticketing terminology, two-letter status codes show how a ticket is issued. TK is the standard indicator for a ticket that has been issued on paper, i.e., a ticketed paper. It signals that a physical ticket exists rather than an electronic one. A record locator is simply the booking reference used to pull up the reservation, not a ticket format. An electronic ticket designation would indicate an electronic format rather than a printed paper ticket, and the TE option isn’t the standard marker for a paper ticket in this context. So TK best fits the description of ticketed paper.

In ticketing terminology, two-letter status codes show how a ticket is issued. TK is the standard indicator for a ticket that has been issued on paper, i.e., a ticketed paper. It signals that a physical ticket exists rather than an electronic one.

A record locator is simply the booking reference used to pull up the reservation, not a ticket format. An electronic ticket designation would indicate an electronic format rather than a printed paper ticket, and the TE option isn’t the standard marker for a paper ticket in this context. So TK best fits the description of ticketed paper.