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No show fee
I intend to buy a rather cheap HKG-NRT-HKG. There's a no-show fee for this ticket (HK$600). Is this fee charged only for passengers intending to travel on the NRT-HKG leg but failed to show up on the original date? Suppose that I use only the HKG-NRT leg and forfeit the NRT-HKG leg. I suppose the no-show fee will not affect me since I purposely choose not to travel anyway?
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No show fee intended for people who book a date and when they can't travel, just don't bother showing up for the flight, instead of calling CX / travel agent to change date.
If you decide to only use the ticket as a oneway, and not bothering to ever use the return, then the no show fee won't apply to you. But best if you can call / advise CX to cancel that sector beforehand anyway. |
Originally Posted by Guy Betsy
(Post 12306757)
But best if you can call / advise CX to cancel that sector beforehand anyway.
NO-SHOW Passengers - On most major airlines, including Cathay Pacific, a proportion of passengers who have booked seats do not present themselves for their flight. These passengers are known as no-shows. Their number varies from route to route, but may be substantial. If you have a booking on one of our flights but know that you are not going to be able to travel on that flights, please let us know as early as possible. Knowing that you are not going to use your reservation, we can then offer the seat to another customer who otherwise would be unable to travel. Remember that one day you may be the passenger needing a reservation on an already fully booked flight. |
Ok....thanks for the advice.
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is it not for refunds? or would they call it cancellation charge?
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Its a no-show fee.
Say you booked to travel on 1st Sep. But decided not to travel on that day but didn't bother calling to tell CX. On the 3rd, you call them to let them know that you'd like to change your ticket to 6th. CX will charge you the change fee in addition to the no-show fee cos you didn't bother calling ahead of time. Had you called and changed it before you were due to travel, you will only be charged the cancellation/change fee. |
Are there no show fees for Business Class?
Are there no show fees for Business Class?
Or even first class? Thanks. |
Yes on some ticket types, no on others - you need to look at the fare rules of the ticket concerned.
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If I issue a ticket in Taiwan, TPE/SYD D class;
TPE via HKG to SYD and return SYD to HKG, can't connect flight to TPE, is the no-show fee is apply? |
It depends what cause your "No-show"
If it is a plane delay, mis-connect due to the airlines failure : No, normally they will auto re-allocate you on next avaliable flight If it's you that caused the delay and missed connect (e.g. screw at the transit security, become one of those "airport uncle or aunt") : Yes If you intentionally skip the last leg HKG - TPE and dump the ticket : No |
Originally Posted by Tuen
(Post 13431740)
If I issue a ticket in Taiwan, TPE/SYD D class;
TPE via HKG to SYD and return SYD to HKG, can't connect flight to TPE, is the no-show fee is apply? If you're not using ticket... onwards to TPE, then its ok. If you are - later - then you might be imposed a NS fee but if your ticket allows changes , then you it's ok. |
I skip the last leg to TPE and go home sleep.... :D
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Originally Posted by Tuen
(Post 13431879)
I skip the last leg to TPE and go home sleep.... :D
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Hello I need your help. I missed my flight tonight because of car problem. I tried to call them but the office is closed. I still want to travel, what can I do to move my flight to following day?
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Hello i missed my flight tonight because of car problem. I still want to travel. Can I just move it to next following day? I tried to call them but its closed. Please help. I need to this flight.
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