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Possible to split a rt ticket?
Am based in UK. Airline has great deal on rt from US city to UK for trips originating in US city only. So, I buy a one way from UK to US and a rt from US to UK. Total cost is still a good deal.
What happens if I cancel the return portion to the US - can I sell this on ebay? Thanks! |
Are you kidding? (just asking ...)
But since it's your first post, I'll take it that you're not a frequent flyer and give you a few helpful hints: 1) A 1-way ticket from UK-US could be really expensive. Don't know if that would offset the "savings" you anticipate with the US-UK roundtrip flight. 2) With a one-way international ticket, you are looking at a lot of security screening & red flags (arrive extra early at the airport). By the way, try not to buy that ticket with cash http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif 3) I was going to say it would be "impossible" to sell half a ticket on eBay, but there are always suckers out there who will buy odd stuff without realizing they can't use/redeem it. 4) However, there is no way someone can travel internationally from the U.S. on an airline ticket that doesn't match the name on the passport. Forget INS/Customs, the airline wouldn't even board the person. Hope this helps, even though I'm sure it's not the answer you're looking for. |
CBUSUK,
Welcome to Flyertalk. Have a look around and make yourself at home. Just to let you know, this forum is for posting get-together info. So I'm moving this post to TravelBuzz where you'll probably get more response to your post. --------- essxjay FT Community moderator |
Interesting subject, but a bit off topic for this forum which is for gatherings of the FT Community.
You can continue to follow it in FT Travel. ------------------ Moderator - FlyerTalk Community & Women Travelers |
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