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Old Dec 9, 2004 | 7:42 pm
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Andrew Yiu
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Keep in mind that the actual PNR and ticket are two seperate things. As long as you have a paper ticket, they could build a new PNR & accept the ticket coupon (Of course if the paper ticket is showing as a restricted ticket and different date, you can be sure they will look into it). Same with an E ticket; they just need to build a new PNR, associated the ET with the PNR and you're good to go.
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