overbook

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To sell or guarantee more seats for for an event than actually exist
If an organization such as an airline or a theatre company overbooks, they sell more tickets than they have places for. Planes are crowded, airlines overbook, and departures are almost never on time. to sell more tickets for a theatre, plane etc than there are seats available
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Having had more seats sold or guaranteed then were available
overbooked
Simple past tense and past participle of overbook
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If something such as a hotel, bus, or aircraft is overbooked, more people have booked than the number of places that are available. Sorry, the plane is overbooked
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past of overbook
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The practice of confirming more seats on an aircraft or rooms in a hotel than actually are available   Overbooking is designed to protect the airline or hotel from no-shows
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An instance of selling or guaranteeing more seats than are available
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Practice by a supplier of confirming reservations beyond capacity, either in expectation of cancellations, no-shows or in error
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present participle of overbook
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The practice of taking more bookings than there are seats on the carrier It is used to minimize the number of empty seats caused by No- shows
overbooking
A VBR process used to increases total link capacity by a factor
overbooking
The practice of taking more reservations than there are seats, rooms, or space in the expectation that no shows (qv) will bring the number of reservations actually used below maximum occupancy
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third-person singular of overbook
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