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FreshGuac Nov 18, 2019 5:17 am

Adding Extra Leg on Ticketed Award Booking
 
I currently have an award booking in J from HKG-SFO on CX892 and would like to add a leg from KIX-HKG prior to the aforementioned leg. I see availability on AsiaMiles for 85,000 miles total whereas I redeemed 70,000 for my original booking. I have MR points I can transfer over to cover the cost. What would be the best way to add the additional leg?

somemale Nov 18, 2019 6:01 am

Any chance to call them and ask since you already have a booking?

shd9 Nov 18, 2019 2:17 pm

You will need to pay a 100USD(?) reissue fee in addition to the additional miles charged. Just give asiamiles a call and they should be able to sort it out for you (provided that there are no married segment non-sense)

Just saying, you can also redeem a new ticket from KIX-HKG using asiamiles for 25k in J or 10k in Y. If you give them a call, they can put the new ticket in the same booking reference so all bags can be checked through, so depending your valuation of miles this is also possible.

percysmith Nov 18, 2019 7:28 pm

Yeah I was thinking would OP want to cross necessarily from Long-Type 2 into Ultra-Long

Maybe only if KIX-HKG was Business

Economy Standard reissue: 30--->42k AM
Business Standard reissue: 70-->85k AM
+US$100/10,000AM fee

Stand-alone Economy Standard: 10k AM
Stand-alone Business Standard: 25k AM

Because both sectors are CX, CX will check through (written policy) and protect (unwritten policy) as if one booking anyway.


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