Originally Posted by
Pseudo Nim
SYD-NRT-KUL-LHR (no stops, just straight connections), departing in August. I'd like to fly SYD-NRT in February, but NRT-KUL-LHR sometime later in the year (unknown for now). If I'm understanding the rules correctly, what I should do is change SYD-NRT-KUL-LHR to depart on the day I actually need in February, and make the NRT connection as long as possible - as close as possible to to 24 hours - to give enough time to AA to reticket. Then on landing in NRT, I immediately get on the phone with AA, and move NRT-KUL-LHR to August, paying $125 + any changed taxes for the NRT stop, but not causing a ticket reprice. Does that make sense?
If you want to change your first flight (SYD-NRT in August, already ticket issued) to February, ticket has to be repriced and reissued. In that case, you can change NRT to stopover without hassle.