ticketing an infant on asiana/thai with ua reward ticket
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 76
ticketing an infant on asiana/thai with ua reward ticket
hey everyone! consensus on ticketing an infant ticket seems to be using the hang up call back method, but was hoping someone might have some other insights. my wife and i are ticketed with UA award ticket going business the whole way, lax to icn on asiana (a350) and then icn to bkk on thai (a350 as well). i called united and they quoted me just shy of a thousand for the infant ticket. any advice on lowering? would going to my local asiana office be of use, or perhaps trying to by a RT for infant be of use? perhaps trying to price ticket with thai airways, or even ticketing our baby once with asiana and once with thai?
thanks in advance!!!
thanks in advance!!!
#2
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 76
hey everyone... just a quick update. i ended up calling thai airways. they could give me an infant ticket from icn to bkk for just under a $100. i then called asiana which ticketed my infant son for under $400. definitely a great reminder to check in more than once on infant ticketing, i saved over $600 by calling around.
#3
Join Date: Jul 2018
Programs: Asiana
Posts: 17
So how does this work exactly? We are looking to buy a first class ticket for our infant, and it's like 2000 with Lufthansa. So do I find a code share for the same flight with a different airline and see how much they charge?
#4
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 76
not sure but that seems like a prudent idea. the thing many have observed about booking infant ticket is that it is not just airline dependent but booking agent dependent. so to that point, i would also suggest hanging up and calling again. let us know what happens. 2k for an infant ticket is tough to stomach.
#5
Join Date: Jul 2018
Programs: Asiana
Posts: 17
not sure but that seems like a prudent idea. the thing many have observed about booking infant ticket is that it is not just airline dependent but booking agent dependent. so to that point, i would also suggest hanging up and calling again. let us know what happens. 2k for an infant ticket is tough to stomach.
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