Transportation segment of two or more airlines or commercial operators. (Two flights on different carriers.)

• A. Interline
• B. Jumpseat
• C. Hangar
• D. Forward (FWD)

Answer: (A)

Interline travel describes a passenger’s journey that uses two or more airlines on different carriers, usually with one ticket and coordinated connections. When a trip includes two flights on different carriers, that segment spans multiple airlines and requires cooperation between them to manage connections and baggage transfers. Jumpseat is the crew seating area, not passenger transportation. Hangar is an aircraft maintenance facility. Forward isn’t used to describe multi-carrier transportation.