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Answer is that you have to pay up to today's fare at the point of original purchase. So, I'd have to pay the difference from the sale price AONE3 to today's AONE4, both ex-ICN. Yuck.
Looks like I'll use as much of the current ticket as gets me to LHR, then LHR-HKG-ICN will expire unused (e-ticket), and I'll have to buy one way LHR-JNB.
I'm very open to a better approach, if someone has one. Thanks in advance.
Originally Posted by Dr. HFH
This actually makes a difference to me, as I said above. Just called the AA RTW desk, where I originally booked and bought. The agent first said that I'd have to pay up to the current price, then said that I would only have to pay to the AONE4 price in effect at the time of purchase, then said that he wasn't sure, so he would call the tariff desk.Answer is that you have to pay up to today's fare at the point of original purchase. So, I'd have to pay the difference from the sale price AONE3 to today's AONE4, both ex-ICN. Yuck.
Looks like I'll use as much of the current ticket as gets me to LHR, then LHR-HKG-ICN will expire unused (e-ticket), and I'll have to buy one way LHR-JNB.
I'm very open to a better approach, if someone has one. Thanks in advance.
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I guess it depends on the agent you talk to at AA.Originally Posted by Gardyloo
I changed a DONE4 to a DONE5 a year ago and the price was the one current as of the original issue date.
I changed a ticket from an AONE4 to an Aone 5 last year. I paid the fare difference between the 4 and 5 at the price at the time of the original ticket issue. HOWEVER if I was to change the ticket I purchased during the 10% off sale from an AONE4 to an AONE5. I would pay the difference in fare of the AONE4-AONE5 at NON SALE price. OW considers the price BEFORE the discount as THEE fare the 10% discount was not part of the BASE fare.