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Old Apr 20, 2006 | 4:36 pm
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Originally Posted by ukblue
I have commenced my RTW D class ticket...so far I have flown SYD-LAX-JFK then LGA-FLL then MIA-PHL.

I have another airline ticket which expires soon from JFK-LHR so do not want to take the Trans Atlantic sector of this RTW ticket....

? Can I recommence my Eastward journey back to Asia and onto Australia from London without taking this Trans Atlantic flight sector?

My travel agent cannot decide which is proving frustrating
Er...

109N . 2. INTERMEDIATE SURFACE SECTORS ARE PERMITTED AT
110N . THE PASSENGER*S EXPENSE. TRANSOCEANIC SURFACE
111N . SECTORS ARE NOT PERMITTED.
112N . EXCEPTION: ORIGINATING IN THE SWP - ONE
113N . TRANSOCEANIC SURFACE SECTOR IS PERMITTED.

Now I've been wrong (and recently) in citing this set of rules, but I don't think this one's been undone recently.

I think somehow Cunard has had its sneaky hand in here someplace.
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