bmi diamond club - What does this mean?

Hi all,

I am just going over check my trip.com and checking the various redemptions I have which are up coming, and as I went to print my US Air flight from DUB to NYC via PHL I noticed the below under the endorsements;

Issuing Airline: BD
Endorsments/Restrictions *M*INVOL REROUTE AS PER IATA 735D / DUE ASC ORIGINAL FARE RULES APPLY
Ticket status: e-ticket processed 09JUN12

Now what does this mean? Invol reroute??? I've checked the other bookings I have and there is no other mention or comment like this??

For what its worth, this was booked using miles & cash as were my other bookings.....should I be worried?

http://blog.flightwisdom.com/2007/04/06/involuntary-reroute-in-the-modern-age/

It just means your ticket was reissued following a change. Possibly a change in the flight number, perhaps?

Worry? No, no need, as long as the itinerary as listed is correct, or satisfactory.

Endorsments/Restrictions *M*INVOL REROUTE AS PER IATA 735D / DUE ASC ORIGINAL FARE RULES APPLY
Now what does this mean? Invol reroute??? I've checked the other bookings I have and there is no other mention or comment like this??


This appeared on ours as well. I think it was a switch from Continental to UA which caused it.

Thanks for that...am I missing something here? This was a straight forward miles and cash booking??? Not a reroute? :confused:

Wow. You've booked your flight 15 years ago?

Wow. You've booked your flight 15 years ago?

How, exactly, did you get 1997 out of the preceding posts?

Thanks for that...am I missing something here? This was a straight forward miles and cash booking??? Not a reroute? :confused:

Doesn't matter, any sort of re-issue always carries this wording

Thanks for that...am I missing something here? This was a straight forward miles and cash booking??? Not a reroute? :confused:

We weren't rerouted as such on our C+M either: just moved to the new UA flight number on the same route and schedule as the defunct CO service. Maybe different equipment too.

How, exactly, did you get 1997 out of the preceding posts?

09JUN12

Mmmm, I'm afraid it's folk from our ex colonies with their backwoods spelling, I blame George the third....

You are smart guy. Figure it out.

How, exactly, did you get 1997 out of the preceding posts?

"US Air" I assume he's getting at. Touchy subject, airline names - "British" or "Brit Air" don't go down too well on the BA forum for example ;)

Thank God for that.....pphhheewwwww!! I can breath now....cheers all! ^

"US Air" I assume he's getting at. Touchy subject, airline names - "British" or "Brit Air" don't go down too well on the BA forum for example ;)

Aaaahhh!!!

But isn't it widely known as US Air?

http://i48.tinypic.com/zsvhbr.jpg
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/12/us-amr-usairways-idUSBRE85B1FO20120612

There was no direct service from DUB to PHL in 1997. Either on US Air, or anyone else.