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AceCobra1 Aug 21, 2017 7:35 am
Lloyds upgrade voucher for 1 way use
 
Any ideas if it is possible to use my Llyodds upgrade voucher just to book myself a one way upgrade ticket ?

hypercrypt Aug 21, 2017 7:46 am
Yes, this has to be done over the phone though. The flight doesn't have to start in the UK either - booked CW AUH-LHR earlier this year for WT+ Avios for myself and my wife...

AceCobra1 Aug 21, 2017 7:48 am
Originally Posted by hypercrypt (Post 28716528)
Yes, this has to be done over the phone though. The flight doesn't have to start in the UK either - booked CW AUH-LHR earlier this year for WT+ Avios for myself and my wife...
Oh, so if I upgrade with the Lloyds voucher one way, it can start anywhere in the world but if the booking is a return, it needs to start from the UK?

ESFLYER95 Aug 21, 2017 8:14 am
While on this topic... Would like to use a voucher for someone else on an open jaw. EDI-LHR-TLV/BEY-LHR-EDI...what are the chances you reckon. I hear mixed reports about using for someone else... Cheers

lev441 Aug 21, 2017 5:55 pm
Originally Posted by ESFLYER95 (Post 28716618)
While on this topic... Would like to use a voucher for someone else on an open jaw. EDI-LHR-TLV/BEY-LHR-EDI...what are the chances you reckon. I hear mixed reports about using for someone else... Cheers
Think it's fine as long as TLV and BEY are in the same pricing zone.

AceCobra1 Aug 22, 2017 5:39 am
Does anyone have the number for Lloyds in handy or do I just phone up the Avios website helpline ?


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