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Old Feb 7, 2026 | 11:55 am
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Originally Posted by 40love
What happens if one sector has now increased in cost while the other sector has reduced? Do both sectors need to be reticketed if indeed this was to be the chosen route?

because doing that would mitigate any benefit.

am mostly just interested in what is possible. Online reports suggest some airlines have a policy that allows fare difference to be refunded as credit but unsure if this depends on the time between booking and price dropping.
I have changed an economy fare to PE only for the return sector when there was a sale. Of course this is simply ‘buying up’ the fare, and not quite what you seem to be asking about.

Typically re-ticketing involves re-pricing the entire journey.

And sale fares have complex rules and market specific availability. A sale fare AKL-SYD-AKL might not be available SYD-AKL-SYD.
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