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Old Nov 19, 2004 | 11:41 am
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Originally Posted by number_6
A date change on the first segment of OWE causes repricing of the fare -- rather important if there has been a fare change since the original issue. Second and subsequent segment date changes are exempt from this (obviously).
Aha - so in the rule extract below, lines 136/7 negate line 138?

131N TRAVEL ORIGINATING AREA 2/3:
132N .
133N . * UNLIMITED CHANGES PERMITTED WITHOUT CHARGE.
134N AFTER DEPARTURE
135N .
136N . * CHANGES TO THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT AND
137N . TO PRECEDING FLIGHTS ARE NOT PERMITTED.
138N . * DATE/TIME CHANGES ARE PERMITTED AT NO CHARGE.
139N . * ALL OTHER ROUTING CHANGES ARE PERMITTED AT A
140N . CHARGE OF USD 75.00 PER TRANSACTION. IF CURRENCY
141N . OF TICKET ORIGIN IS NOT USD, CONVERT THE USD
142N . AMOUNT AT THE BSR.
143N . * THE NUMBER OF CONTINENTS/EXTRA FLIGHT SEGMENTS
144N . MAY BE INCREASED/DECREASED. THE PASSENGER WILL BE
145N . CHARGED/REFUNDED ACCORDINGLY.
Thanks, helps me decide -

Originally Posted by virtualtroy
Sorry to ask an obvious question, but have you asked BA IST how long they would be prepared to hang on to your tix? I'm sure that they may be lenient, given the circumstances.
Not yet - they are very slow to answer emails and the time difference makes voice/fax communications really hard. I will do so next week if I must, but I really wish I knew what our firm dates are, rather than crying wolf. Of course it would also be nice to know if prices are going up, by how much and when. Or maybe not so nice.

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