A trip has a status that you set (draft, published …) and a live state chip that the system works out from
the seats and the minimum.
Trip status
| Status |
Meaning |
How a trip gets it |
Can you sell it? |
| Draft |
Being prepared, not on sale. |
Save draft, or Back to draft (only without bookings). |
No |
| Published |
On sale. The list filter calls it On sale. |
Publish, or Reopen sales. Needs a price. |
Yes, while seats are left and it has not left |
| Closed for sale |
No new bookings; existing bookings stay. |
Close sales. |
No |
| Completed |
The trip is over. |
Mark completed, or by itself once the return date of a published trip has passed. |
No |
| Cancelled |
The trip will not run. |
Cancel trip, only without confirmed bookings. |
No |
State chip
| Chip |
Meaning |
| Confirmed |
On sale and at or above the minimum to run. |
| Below minimum |
Fewer counted travellers than the minimum. |
| Full |
Every seat is sold. New sales close by themselves. |
| Draft |
Not on sale. |
| Closed |
Closed for sale. |
| Completed |
The status is completed, or the return date has passed. |
| Cancelled |
The trip is cancelled. |
Seats in the cabin
| Seat |
Meaning |
| Booked |
Taken by a traveller on a confirmed booking. |
| On hold |
Kept aside with Hold seats until the hold time ends. |
| Free |
Can be sold. |
Documents on the trip page
| Cell |
Meaning |
| Missing |
The traveller has not given this document yet. |
| Received |
The document is in. |
| Sent to the customer |
The agency sent it to the customer (for example a ticket or a visa). |
| Ready to fly |
The traveller has every document the trip needs. |