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If a Piece is connected to multiple Loadings (and TransportMovements), such as on- and pre-carriage trucking, you will not be able to easily fetch the TransportMovement that describes the flight without resolving all connections
Loading (and LogisticsActions in general) describe a physical relationship, which is not yet clear when a flight is only booked
Hence, I propose to change to the following: Waybill -> Booking -> ActivitySequence -> TransportMovement
With the advantages:
Follows the way ONE Record's Service-Activity-Model was designed
Clearly indicates the relationship of a Flight to the Waybill (at this stage, it is booked)
This allows to keep operational discrepancies in the 1R data: The Flight in the original AWB (contract) would stay, even if (parts of) the shipment takes another one for operational reasons
You should only use and create Loading actions when you know when and where the actual Pieces will be loaded on an aircraft; as in the physical action of doing so is planned.
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Your proposal makes sense and goes along the remarks from #249 . Data in the Waybill are most likely inherited from the Booking than the actual load plan.
It seems to simplify as well the mapping between 1R and XFWB.
An xFWB refers to a flight a shipment is booked on.
The currently proposed way to connect the booked TransportMovement to a Waybill is as follow:
Waybill -> Shipment -> Piece -> Loading -> TransportMovement
This approach has some problems:
Hence, I propose to change to the following:
Waybill -> Booking -> ActivitySequence -> TransportMovement
With the advantages:
You should only use and create Loading actions when you know when and where the actual Pieces will be loaded on an aircraft; as in the physical action of doing so is planned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: