Go Show with EcoFlex and Connecting Flight
Hi! I've bought a connecting flight from FCO to ZRH through AMS and it's a flex H fare, and that's a KL ticket with KL flights.
I know EcoFlex allows Go-Show; I was wondering if it's possible to change the routing and take AF flights as well, through CDG instead of AMS. The operator on Platinum Service Line wasn't sure about that - he said I might pay up a fee, but that's not how go-show works as far as I know, that would be a classic change of ticket that flex fares allow anyway. Thanks |
The problem with changing airports is that the fee/tax structure changes.
So in the best case, there will need to be additional collection (or maybe return even!) on the fee difference between AMS and CDG. |
Originally Posted by Fabo.sk
(Post 29463845)
The problem with changing airports is that the fee/tax structure changes.
So in the best case, there will need to be additional collection (or maybe return even!) on the fee difference between AMS and CDG. What shocked me is that some people on the Platinum Service Line have no idea on that benefit on flex fares. When pointing out this: https://www.klm.com/travel/nl_en/pla...ons_Europe.htm On twitter they even told me that "taking an earlier or later flight on day of departure" means just that I can do a ticket change at any time (paying fare difference), which doesn't make any sense. If I understood correctly the information I've found online, it is not really a "go show" / standby, despite what the fare description says (go show is explicit). I've seen that at check-in time the app shows all options for the possible flights to be taken (and I guess that can be done also at the counter). Am I correct? |
I'm not sure how it works exactly - the only time I had a flex ticket, I didn't even know it, and it was the first flight of the day anyway.
I do know that there is a lot of staff not being familiar with the procedure, and would try to have you change the ticket, however the correct procedure is to change it within checkin process. |
Originally Posted by Fabo.sk
(Post 29467857)
I'm not sure how it works exactly - the only time I had a flex ticket, I didn't even know it, and it was the first flight of the day anyway.
I do know that there is a lot of staff not being familiar with the procedure, and would try to have you change the ticket, however the correct procedure is to change it within checkin process. I guess I'll discover it on day of departure :) |
Last time i tried a goshow, they indeed ask for 500€ to get an earlier flight...on a flex ticket
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Originally Posted by canadavid
(Post 29479678)
Last time i tried a goshow, they indeed ask for 500€ to get an earlier flight...on a flex ticket
Have you tried using the app, the website, or the kiosk? Same thing? |
Ticketing desk as check in desk sent me there...
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Originally Posted by canadavid
(Post 29480694)
Ticketing desk as check in desk sent me there...
BA, for example, has a very different process - which makes more sense. See https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...horthaul-fares , though they do not seem to have a full fledged fare structure like AFKL. |
Originally Posted by canadavid
(Post 29480694)
Ticketing desk as check in desk sent me there...
I would try and complain to the airline, if I had any idea who would be responsible for these rules. |
I've got a mail from PSL today with the following explanation:
Go Show rule applies to single flights only. It is not applied to the bookings where there are connecting flights. In case a passenger has a connection, it is not possible to benefit from Go Show. The change for connection flights is then counted as a regular date/flight change and customer would need to pay any fare difference. I'll see what happens with the app, though. |
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