Sequential line number for a lading item.

Rate that applies to the specific commodity.

Code qualifying how to extend charges or interpret value.

For a line item: freight or special charge; for the total invoice: the total charges -- expressed in the standard monetary denomination for the currency specified.

Incidental charges occurring during transportation which are not generally considered to be freight charges (examples - stop charges, diversion and reconsignment, icing) expressed in the standard monetary denomination for the currency specified.

Money paid at point of origin (usually by shipper) expressed in the standard monetary denomination for the currency specified.

The code denoting the connecting station for a joint rate obtained by combining two or more published rates which are used for the calculation of transportation charges.

Code identifying type of special charge or allowance.

Code identifying specifically designated class of goods. Note: For international air shipments, see IATA Resolution 600k.

Code identifying entitlement party.

Code defining method of payment.

Identification of special charge. This data element is used whenever an applicable code cannot be found in data element 150.

Code indicating to which traffic a tariff applies.

Monetary assigned value expressed in the standard monetary denomination for the currency specified.

Code qualifying how to extend charges or interpret value.

Code identifying limits of liability.

Basis for rating (miles, value, volume, etc.). Note: Weight may be defined by either data element 220 or 81.

Code identifying the type of quantity or value on which the rate or item pricing is based.