Which of the following is true regarding non-accountable stock items?

• A. They are the same as accountable stock.
• B. They include REN, AAD, SSAR, UCCC, and Mini Itins.
• C. They require no tracking or management.
• D. They are used only for international shipments.

Answer: (B)

Non-accountable stock items are items used by an agency that do not count toward the accountable inventory ARC reconciles. They exist to support processing and administrative tasks rather than to provide passenger tickets. The examples listed—REN, AAD, SSAR, UCCC, and Mini Itins—are classic instances of this type of stock, meaning they’re used for specific back‑office or operational purposes and aren’t tracked in the same way as accountable stock. This is why that statement is true: those items are indeed part of non-accountable stock.

They aren’t the same as accountable stock, and non-accountable stock isn’t about having no tracking at all—it’s about a lighter, separate tracking approach that doesn’t feed into the same inventory reconciliation as accountable items. It’s also not limited to international shipments; these items can be used in various contexts as needed.