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Prices in this command’s output are integers in minor units. The integer field here is named amount but the rule is the same: the object carries decimal_places, so divide by 10 ** decimal_places to display. See Money & prices.
Add ancillaries to a flight item before checkout, after travelers are attached. Selections use full-replacement semantics, include every bag, seat, or meal the user wants kept on the flight item identified by —item-id in each call. Use —select offer_id@traveler_ref for per-traveler bags or meals. Seats come from get-ancillaries: each segment has a seat offer with a seat_map. Choose one seat per traveler per segment; chargeable seats add to the total. The traveler_ref comes from the trip travelers (pax_1, pax_2, …; run trip-status —trip-id <id>). Supply at least one of —select or —seat.

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