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Will this work (will CX cancel me?)
I already have a ticket JFK-NGB-WNZ-HKG-JFK
Now, something came up so I'm going to skip the WNZ-HKG part, but instead will, on a separate ticket purchase, go PVG-TPE-HKG. The PVG-TPE I'm already taken care of. I am asked to buy my own TPE-HKG part (so I can return home HKG-JFK.) The one-way ticket is $12,000 TWD. Ironically, when I made a dummy round-trip ticket the cost is only $6,000 TWD (half-price for roundtrip!!!) If, on a separate CX booking, I made a purchase of TPE-HKG-TPE, with no intention of flying back to TPE, but instead will just take the connecting flight to JFK, will that work? Will CX know ahead of time that I have conflicting itinerary and cancel me or give me trouble on my HKG-JFK? Thanks for answers. |
Originally Posted by Cathay Boy
(Post 16331994)
I already have a ticket JFK-NGB-WNZ-HKG-JFK
Now, something came up so I'm going to skip the WNZ-HKG part, Is it all one ticket? If so, you may very well have the rest cancelled, i.e. the HKG-JFK leg.
Originally Posted by Cathay Boy
(Post 16331994)
If, on a separate CX booking, I made a purchase of TPE-HKG-TPE, with no intention of flying back to TPE, but instead will just take the connecting flight to JFK, will that work? Will CX know ahead of time that I have conflicting itinerary and cancel me or give me trouble on my HKG-JFK? No problem here. Your bigger issue is the first point above. |
Thanks Jane. The last time I had a similar situation, I tried to go to HKG early, called CX Reservations, there are no more seats for me days ahead, so I asked the agent can I just arrange for my own travels back to HKG and bypass this WNZ-HKG leg? (Eventually bought myself a ticket to Shenzhen) The agent's response was "No problem, I will just make a note in your record."
I suspect I can do the same thing again? Call up CX Reservations and tell them I had an emergency so I can't do the WNZ-HKG leg, even if it is one ticket, but preserve the HKG-JFK leg? Do you foresee a big issue based on your experience? Was I super lucky last time? |
Originally Posted by Cathay Boy
(Post 16332909)
Thanks Jane. The last time I had a similar situation, I tried to go to HKG early, called CX Reservations, there are no more seats for me days ahead, so I asked the agent can I just arrange for my own travels back to HKG and bypass this WNZ-HKG leg? (Eventually bought myself a ticket to Shenzhen) The agent's response was "No problem, I will just make a note in your record."
I suspect I can do the same thing again? Call up CX Reservations and tell them I had an emergency so I can't do the WNZ-HKG leg, even if it is one ticket, but preserve the HKG-JFK leg? Do you foresee a big issue based on your experience? Was I super lucky last time? So you may do what you think is best.. but be prepared if it can't be done cos it isn't official. |
Originally Posted by Guy Betsy
(Post 16333462)
Each situation is different. Maybe its because you're DM that CX offered to do what is basically not possible... ie skip a sector of the ticket without having the ticket changed / repriced.
So you may do what you think is best.. but be prepared if it can't be done cos it isn't official. Better than buying one-way TPE-HKG they make you buy Y-fare (website) but round-trip you can buy them at V-fare (total half the price.) |
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