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Monospace

Monospace A monospace rental vehicle is a five-seat, multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) with extra headroom. Also referred to as a one-box design. See our guide to […]

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Motorhome

Motorhome A motorhome is a smaller recreational vehicle (e.g., camper van). Compare to “recreational” type vehicles. See our guide to rental car groups and codes

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No show

No show No show refers to a situation that results when a ticketed passenger does not arrive in time for a scheduled flight; can be

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Non-rev

Non-rev Non-rev is an air travel term that essentially means non-revenue and refers to passengers who are not producing revenue for the airline.  In most

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Offloading

Offloading Offloading refers to a situation in which an airline passenger is involuntarily denied boarding on a commercial airplane because the flight has been oversold

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OTA

OTA The travel industry term online travel agency is commonly abbreviated as OTA. Return to glossary index

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Pax

Pax The air travel industry term “pax” refers to airline passenger(s). Return to glossary index

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Pickup

Pickup A pickup is a truck with 2-4 doors, and enclosed single, extended, or double cab with open back. See our guide to rental car

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Premium

Premium Premium rental car group. Premium rental cars are similar in size to Full-size vehicles (5 passengers and 4 bags), but offer more in terms

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Recreational

In terms of rental cars, “recreational” refers to a larger motorhome with more living space. Compare to “motorhome”. See our guide to rental car groups

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Roadster

Roadster A roadster is a 2-door, 2-seat car with open or retractable roof. Compare to “convertible”. See our guide to rental car groups and codes

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Special

Special Special rental car group. The Special car rental group is used for vehicles that don’t fit easily into other groups or categories. See our

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Special

Special A special vehicle is a vehicle that does not fit into other rental car groups. See our guide to rental car groups and codes

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Sport

Sport In the car rental industry, “sport” refers to a vehicle with a high degree of maneuverability, quick response, and a more powerful engine than

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Standard

Standard Standard rental car group. Standard rental cars are larger than Intermediate cars but smaller than Full-size cars. Standard rental cars usually have comfortable seating

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Standby

Standby Standby refers to a situation in which an air passenger is waiting for, but has not secured, seats on the next available flight or

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SUV

SUV SUV refers to a sport utility vehicle or suburban utility vehicle. Technically classified as a light truck, but operated as a family vehicle usually with

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T&M

T&M The car rental industry abbreviation T&M stands for time and mileage. Return to glossary index

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Visa

Visa Visa refers to permission given by a country to a citizen of another country to enter and stay for a specified amount of time. 

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