Originally Posted by
Globaliser
FWIW, this isn't quite how it works. The OP is buying one ticket ex-US for the whole journey to DEL and back.
What you need to do is price this as one journey:-
- LAX-LHR in WT+
- LHR-DEL in WT+
- DEL-LHR in WT+
- LHR-LAX in WT+
The YQ is $850.00.
Then price this as one journey:-
- LAX-LHR in CW
- LHR-DEL in WT+
- DEL-LHR in CW
- LHR-LAX in WT+
The YQ is $1,130.00.
Then, for a check, price this as one journey:-
- LAX-LHR in CW
- LHR-DEL in CW
- DEL-LHR in CW
- LHR-LAX in CW
The YQ is $1,410.00.
That's why the numbers are the round figures of $280 and $560.
I am not sure how you did a dummy booking for
- LAX-LHR in CW
- LHR-DEL in WT+
- DEL-LHR in CW
- LHR-LAX in WT+
But I can only do that by pricing each segment as a single trip and then adding up the YQ on all of them.
You are correct about $850 on WT+ and $1410 on CW. But paying that full difference when I am only upgrading 2/4 segments sounds like a ripoff. But how do I tell that to the agents?? I'll try calling UK now.
