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Hector99 Dec 8, 2018 2:29 pm
Cancelling the return leg
 
Hi everyone, normally a *A flyer but EK seem to be best for a flight I want and have a question

I want to book a LIS-WLG flight one way but the J fare is 4200 Euro

If I book a return with LIS-WLG flexi saver (2200 euro) and WLG LIS flex plus, (4300) can I cancel and get a full refund when Im in WLG (home)? Or is it only refundable before the journey has started? Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks
Hector

Dave Noble Dec 8, 2018 7:24 pm
If the fares permit refunds, then the refund will be the difference between the fare paid and the one way fare - you cannot circumvent the one way fare by getting a return ticket and cancelling

If you want a cheap ticket, perhaps try another airline

There seem to be fares with China Airways at €2267 , Turkish and Singapoe at €3100 to WLG

To Auckland there are fares starting at €2036 with Thai and €2408 with Cathay Pacific - a flight from AKL-WLG will not cost very much

XXTSGR Dec 8, 2018 11:46 pm
Originally Posted by Hector99 (Post 30513582)
Hi everyone, normally a *A flyer but EK seem to be best for a flight I want and have a question

I want to book a LIS-WLG flight one way but the J fare is 4200 Euro

If I book a return with LIS-WLG flexi saver (2200 euro) and WLG LIS flex plus, (4300) can I cancel and get a full refund when Im in WLG (home)? Or is it only refundable before the journey has started? Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks
Hector
You could try booking LIS-WLG in J and WLG-LIS in Y, then not use the inbound flight.


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