Originally Posted by Ashok
"I" fares have very restricted inventory, charge $50 per change and usually have a three day minimum stay requirement at your destination. That said, they are a real bargain if you can live with the terms.
D is much more freely available and I've never had a problem changing a D ticket.
I never buy J or C - complete ripoff in my opinion.
You can't make generalised statements like this. It depends where the fare is bought, the fare basis and in turn the rules that govern the ticket. You clearly aren't buying your I class fares in the UK. The OP was interested in CE tix ex-UK.
And a tip for
GetAA81Back2ARN, if you find D class zeroed out, you might phone around a few different BA offices in different countries to see whether they can see any D availability. Differential fare bucket availability can sometimes work to your advantage.
