Originally Posted by
pandaperth
A very simple itinerary: CPT-oJNB-LHR-LAX-HKG-JNB in J for ZAR88,410 +++ ZAR12,748 = total of ZAR101,158
I realize it's just a test itinerary, but out of curiosity, why is your only stop in JNB, everywhere else a connection?
Originally Posted by
henry999
Also, I suppose I could make one of my trans-oceanics on AA and thereby perhaps get them willing to be involved -- although recent comments about their inventing additional hurdles regarding credit cards put them in a somewhat negative light.
Have there been recent comments that AA is inventing credit-card-related rules? My understanding is that went away a year or three ago.
Originally Posted by
pyffii
makes no difference which browser !!!...I have a 16 segment DONE5 ex JNB and maybe way too complicated for the tool even though no exotic routings !!!
I wouldn't expect the browser to affect if it prices or not, although I can easily see some browsers not letting you pick or change flights, that sort of thing. Typically, some browsers might not support the UI controls used by the site, but shouldn't affect back-end processing.
Try a very simple itinerary, e.g., just the intercontinental flights, and see if it prices. If it does, then start adding in segments one or two at a time and see where it fails. Or just call AA or QF or CX or BA.