Originally Posted by
izzik
I'm guessing you are crediting to AA, based on your earlier comments.
Yes, as above.
Originally Posted by
izzik
With maybe one exception, any AA-coded flights will not give you much in LPs. Can you fly DFW-NYC instead of PHL.. then make your way to Philadelphia on your own (outside of the DONE6).. then travel back to NYC.. that way you can fly NYC-DOH-OSL on QR flights.
I can definitely route all of the east coast US flights to/from JFK, and JFK-DOH-OSL on QR has a lot of appeal. However, I thought that if I book through the AA RTW desk I'd need to have at least one of the transoceanic flights on AA metal/codeshare?
Originally Posted by
izzik
Breaking up your journey into stopovers will address the married segment issue, as long as there is enough time between flights.
Ignore what you think normal ticketing would do for routing. As long as there is availability in D visible to whomever is booking your ticket, accounting for married segments if applicable, and the routing meets the xONEx rules.. then you can fly the segments you want. That's all that matters here.
Thanks. That helps a lot.