throwing away first leg of return ticket
Feb 28, 2005, 12:44 pm
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throwing away first leg of return ticket
Hi,
I couldn't find any information on that...
I bought a round-trip ATL-CDG-MRS (very discounted price) on airfrance.us. But I'll only stay a few days in MRS and will be in Paris afterward.
Do I have to go back to Marseille to take my return flight? Or can I just go to CDG and fly the last portion of the flight?
I have a e-ticket if that matters.
Cheers,
Vincent
I couldn't find any information on that...
I bought a round-trip ATL-CDG-MRS (very discounted price) on airfrance.us. But I'll only stay a few days in MRS and will be in Paris afterward.
Do I have to go back to Marseille to take my return flight? Or can I just go to CDG and fly the last portion of the flight?
I have a e-ticket if that matters.
Cheers,
Vincent
Mar 1, 2005, 12:04 am
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Paris, EU
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One of my friends had the same issue with a SGN-CDG-MRS return ticket some months ago.
He wanted to cancel the MRS-CDG leg, taking the TGV the day before and staying one night in Paris (he preferred the TGV as he was able to board it near its departing point, 100 km from MRS, and arrive directly in Paris centre).
He just called Air France, and there were no problems to cancel the corresponding leg.
So I think you should give AF a call and explain your needs. After all you will fly the long haul part in both directions, and this is usually what drive the price of the ticket, the domestic connection is only a "bonus".
He wanted to cancel the MRS-CDG leg, taking the TGV the day before and staying one night in Paris (he preferred the TGV as he was able to board it near its departing point, 100 km from MRS, and arrive directly in Paris centre).
He just called Air France, and there were no problems to cancel the corresponding leg.
So I think you should give AF a call and explain your needs. After all you will fly the long haul part in both directions, and this is usually what drive the price of the ticket, the domestic connection is only a "bonus".