Originally Posted by
PLeblond
If I understand OP correctly, they are not looking at separate tickets booked on 1 PNR but simply a multi-city booking, thus 1 ticket and 1 PNR. If there is a cost savings I don't see the downside.
OP has already said that there is no cost saving: "I am looking at one PNR only. But I have two options at the same price"
so as mentioned by several posters above, I fail to see any difference in conditions if he books as A to B and B to C instead of A to C via B if both same flights under one PNR. I'm not sure what he means by a "coupon" anyway unless there's somewhere in the world still issuing wax backed tickets.
As an aside, making a single PNR booking for identical connecting flights/timings as multi sector rather than a journey with connection can oddly sometimes make a saving - I recently booked a J ticket on QR via DOH where it was 30% cheaper on identical flights from a certain European city to Oz via DOH booked as a multi-sector, perhaps due different fare categories offered for individual sectors or just a serendipitous anomaly....