[FARE GONE] MSP/ABQ/LIT/IND/ATL/OKC/MKE-ACA $0+tax on AA
Nov 16, 2005, 10:47 am
#47
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Originally Posted by masonuc
Nothing works from DC -- or anywhere within a drive of DC. Probably could do it from Atlanta and fly to Atlanta cheap, but at that point it's 3 change of planes -- not worth the hassle.
Great find, though. What did OP use to find this fare?
Great find, though. What did OP use to find this fare?
Yup, the fact that there are no easy gateways from the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic is going to save AA some money.
Once you have to buy your ticket to, say, ATL, it only becomes worthwhile if you really want to visit ACA.
Atl Aca $105.07
Nov 16, 2005, 10:51 am
#52
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Location: Reno, Nevada
Posts: 7,368
Originally Posted by @ORD
I got myself a reservation in mid Jan, good deal. Even better if it earns miles on AA.
That said, why are we running two threads on the same deal?
Mike
Nov 16, 2005, 10:51 am
#53
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Now let's hope we don't get folks saying "oh, it's not a mistake -- maybe AA intends to give out free tickets to ACA from a handful of cities as some sort of promotion." 
The good thing for buyers is that the domestic airlines have always honored these deals. The fact that relatively few seats will get sold here is going to help the cause.
The good thing for buyers is that the domestic airlines have always honored these deals. The fact that relatively few seats will get sold here is going to help the cause.
Nov 16, 2005, 10:55 am
#55
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Location: Reno, Nevada
Posts: 7,368
Originally Posted by jarino
IND has avail in March:
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Mike
Nov 16, 2005, 10:59 am
#59
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: FRA
Programs: SPG Gold, UA/AA Commoner
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Regarding Taxes
I have a couple of tickets on hold and got to thinking. I know whenever I have changed destinations in the past, I have to pay the difference between the fares plus a change fee. However, I also receive all taxes back, and pay them according to the destination. So if I was going to CZM for $110 in taxes and decided to go to FPO for $75 in taxes, I would be refunded $45 for taxes alone. Regardless of the fare changes and change fees. Now how does this work. The FARE is nonrefundable, but the fare is $0. So if we cancel, will it not hold that we will get taxes back...since they (AA) will not have to pay them...?