Originally Posted by jerry a. laska
98N . 4. TRAVEL MAY ORIGINATE AT ANY POINT FOR WHICH A
99N . FARE IS PUBLISHED AND MUST TERMINATE AT THE SAME
100N . POINT OR ANY POINT IN THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN. IN
101N . NO EVENT MAY TRAVEL CONTINUE BEYOND THE ORIGINAL
102N . POINT OF ORIGIN.
It appears to be a valid routing to me.
Hi jerry,
Where did you get those rules from as it's different from that quoted by me in terms of transiting the point of origin:
F. TRAVEL MAY ORIGINATE AT ANY POINT FOR WHICH FARES ARE PUBLISHED AND
MUST TERMINATE AT THE SAME POINT OR AN INTERMEDIATE POINT IN THE
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN. THE POINT OF ORIGIN MAY BE RETRANSITTED ONCE
PROVIDING NO STOPOVER IS TAKEN.
The quote I provided was extracted from Expert Flyer Yesterday.
Mind you, the same EF rules had the following contradiction as well:
--- TRAVEL VIA THE POINT OF ORIGIN NOT PERMITTED. ---
