Skip to main content

What do STA, ETA, STD, etc. stand for on AGOA?

There are a few acronyms you should know about in AGOA

In the header of your AGOA turnaround view, you'll find several acronyms:

Arrival flight (left-hand side)

  • STA: Scheduled Time of Arrival, according to the IATA seasonal schedule.

  • RTA: Rescheduled Time of Arrival, published by the airline's OCC. Do not edit unless explicitly instructed by the airline.

  • ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival at your station, published after takeoff from origin.

  • ATA: Actual Time of Arrival at the parking stand, or Actual In-Block Time (AIBT).

  • ADO: Any Door Opened, the actual time the first aircraft door was opened.

Aircraft (middle)

  • MTT: Minimum Turnaround Time, the shortest amount of time an aircraft can be turned around between in-block time and off-block time.

Departure flight (right-hand side)

  • ADCT: All Doors Closed Target, the time the last aircraft door must be closed.

  • ADC: All Doors Closed, the closure time of the last aircraft door.

  • ATD: Actual Time of Departure from the parking stand, or Actual Off-Block Time (AOBT).

  • STD: Scheduled Time of Departure, according to the IATA seasonal schedule.

  • RTD: Rescheduled Time of Departure, published by the airline's OCC. Do not edit unless explicitly instructed by the airline.

  • PTD: Projected Time of Departure, calculated by the system when the inbound aircraft arrives late (LIAC). Calculation: Late in-block time (ATA) + MTT = PTD.

Did this answer your question?