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In SkySuite, Markets are simply groups of CityPairs, a CityPair is a single route e.g. LHR to JFK is the CityPair "LHR/JFK". If many CityPairs have the same or very similar onboard services then you should group them into a market as this will make it easier for you to maintain and manage provisioning/loading rules to the whole market (i.e. All City Pairs in a Market.
 
In SkySuite, Markets are simply groups of CityPairs, a CityPair is a single route e.g. LHR to JFK is the CityPair "LHR/JFK". If many CityPairs have the same or very similar onboard services then you should group them into a market as this will make it easier for you to maintain and manage provisioning/loading rules to the whole market (i.e. All City Pairs in a Market.
  
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=View Markets=
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  To view the Markets select the "Market" option from the Schedule menu.
 
  To view the Markets select the "Market" option from the Schedule menu.
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[[File:MarketIndex.PNG |1000px|]]
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To see the CityPairs that are included in a market click the arrow at the start of the line to expand the grid
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[[File:MarketIndex.PNG |1000px|]]

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Summary

In SkySuite, Markets are simply groups of CityPairs, a CityPair is a single route e.g. LHR to JFK is the CityPair "LHR/JFK". If many CityPairs have the same or very similar onboard services then you should group them into a market as this will make it easier for you to maintain and manage provisioning/loading rules to the whole market (i.e. All City Pairs in a Market.

View Markets

To view the Markets select the "Market" option from the Schedule menu.

MarketIndex.PNG

To see the CityPairs that are included in a market click the arrow at the start of the line to expand the grid

MarketIndex.PNG