I am sure that A to B and then B to C is an open jaw. I used to have this situation fairly frequently when flying Delta between the UK to the US. The fare I tended to purcase would allow one open jaw, so I could fly LGW-MCO; ATL-LGW or LGW-ATL; ATL-MAN. I could not fly LGW-MCO; ATL-MAN as that has two open jaws.

I agree with Rudi that the situation is different when A and C are different airports in the same city (eg LHR/LGW; JFK/EWR/LGA) because then the ticket is between the same city pairs so is not an open-jaw.

James


[This message has been edited by james (edited 07-16-1999).]