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I have few questions on Amadeus itinerary header lines 

--- TST RLR MSC RLP ---                                                         
RP/BOMVS1234/BOMVS1234            HZ/SU   7NOV12/1027Z   11WW22                 
BOMVS1234/0007HZ/8AUG12

another example

--- RLR TC-PER MSC RLP ---                                                      


RP/BOMVS1234/BOMVS1234            AF/RM   3SEP13/1317Z   4XY5FS                 
BOMVS1234/0007HZ/3SEP13

  1. What does the first line codes mean?

    • TST Transitional Stored Ticket (?)

    • RLR Record Locator Return (?)

    • MSC Married segment (?)

    • RLP (?)

    • TC-PER (?)

2) I understand 7NOV12/1027Z is the booking time. What does the letter Z signify after the time.

3) What does HZ/SU mean in line 2?

3) What does the date 8AUG12 signify to in line 3?

4) Is 0007HZ time? of what? And what does HZ mean?

botchedDevil
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HZ/SU means the last person to touch this PNR was agent HZ, who has a _SU_pervisor role. 0007HZ is the full signing for the agent, who works at BOMVS1234.

TC-PER means that all availability requests done while having this PNR open will be biased as per the policy established by the agency under the PER designator.

TST means there is a stored TST in the PNR, while RLR means that all or some of the airlines involved in this itinerary have returned an airline reference.

estradin
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Some codes are listed here.

RLR is indeed Record Locator Return, read more in this guide.

An Amadeus guide for profiles guide says:

RLP-tag on the header line indicates that the PNR is created from a profile

BOMVS1234 is a Pseudo City Code (PCC) which is a fancy name for "agent code".

Edit: I found HZ/SU for you! That's SAT Airlines (now Aurora) codesharing with Aeroflot. And 0007HZ is surely the flight number.