SEL-ATL for $232.00!
Jun 7, 2001 | 7:02 pm
#31
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by fokker50:
I dont think this fare remains in booking systems so long.</font>
I dont think this fare remains in booking systems so long.</font>
Ah well.
Jun 7, 2001 | 7:06 pm
#32
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Travel agent called:
"We have all the flights reserved in the system for you Eastwest. The dates and flights you want all work fine."
(I chose to go from Seoul to Atlanta via "The Pacific Island Hop" and then to return ATL-IAH-NRT-SEL.)
"We faxed the reservation to Continental to confirm that such a low price was valid. We should hear from them tomorrow in the morning. . . "
Keeping fingers crossed,
eastwest
"We have all the flights reserved in the system for you Eastwest. The dates and flights you want all work fine."
(I chose to go from Seoul to Atlanta via "The Pacific Island Hop" and then to return ATL-IAH-NRT-SEL.)
"We faxed the reservation to Continental to confirm that such a low price was valid. We should hear from them tomorrow in the morning. . . "
Keeping fingers crossed,
eastwest
Jun 7, 2001 | 8:16 pm
#33
Join Date: Jun 1999
Location: okatie,sc,usa
Posts: 50
Am I to understand I could only travel from Korea to US and back??
Would it be possible somehow to start in US to Korea and return to US for the same ultralow fare??
I understand the fare must be paid in Korea, but I'm in the US and would like to return to US on the 2nd leg of the RT.
Help!
Would it be possible somehow to start in US to Korea and return to US for the same ultralow fare??
I understand the fare must be paid in Korea, but I'm in the US and would like to return to US on the 2nd leg of the RT.
Help!
Jun 7, 2001 | 9:11 pm
#34
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by Wiirachay:
Only costs 12.5k miles to upgrade one-way since it's a full fare!
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Only costs 12.5k miles to upgrade one-way since it's a full fare!
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Coolbreeze,
You must start and end in Korea to use this fare. While this is a particularly good fare, it is not uncommon to find Asia-USA-Asia flights for significantly cheaper than USA-Asia-USA flights. . .
[This message has been edited by eastwest (edited 06-07-2001).]
Jun 8, 2001 | 3:45 am
#35
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Oz via Canada
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Hi all,
Had to do a bit of searching, but this is the flights.com agent in Seoul. They have a website, but the Continental fare does not show up
. This should take you to the english version of the website.
http://www.onlinebooking.co.kr/wp_ne...entID=GBZLb5IZ
Boranet Inc.
Suite 1507, Sung JiHeights 111
642-6, Yuksam-dong, Kangnam-gu
Seoul
E-Mail: [email protected]
The price makes it very tempting....
Had to do a bit of searching, but this is the flights.com agent in Seoul. They have a website, but the Continental fare does not show up
. This should take you to the english version of the website.http://www.onlinebooking.co.kr/wp_ne...entID=GBZLb5IZ
Boranet Inc.
Suite 1507, Sung JiHeights 111
642-6, Yuksam-dong, Kangnam-gu
Seoul
E-Mail: [email protected]
The price makes it very tempting....
Jun 8, 2001 | 5:58 am
#37
Join Date: Jun 1999
Location: okatie,sc,usa
Posts: 50
Would it be possible to purchase 2 roundtrips?
I could use leg #2 of R/T #1 to get from USA to Korea. Then leg #1 of R/T #2 to get from Korea to USA.
At that fare, I could get 2 R/T still at a very low fare??
Would this be possible??????
I could use leg #2 of R/T #1 to get from USA to Korea. Then leg #1 of R/T #2 to get from Korea to USA.
At that fare, I could get 2 R/T still at a very low fare??
Would this be possible??????
Jun 8, 2001 | 3:44 pm
#40
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The travel agent I am dealing with just called and said that the routing I want:
SEL to ATL via the "Pacific Hop" on CO Mike that fokker suggests
returning to SEL via IAH and NRT only is over $2000.
I asked him why that was and he said he would "make a few calls" and call me back. Maybe I need to go find another travel agent?
SEL to ATL via the "Pacific Hop" on CO Mike that fokker suggests
returning to SEL via IAH and NRT only is over $2000.
I asked him why that was and he said he would "make a few calls" and call me back. Maybe I need to go find another travel agent?
Jun 9, 2001 | 4:02 am
#42
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Argh! The $232 fare is GONE.
What bad timing...I had finally gotten hold of a Seoul, Korea travel agency through email. They had my itinerary set up and I was about to send them my credit card number and they were going to Fedex the tickets to me.
Too late now. Ah well.
What bad timing...I had finally gotten hold of a Seoul, Korea travel agency through email. They had my itinerary set up and I was about to send them my credit card number and they were going to Fedex the tickets to me.
Too late now. Ah well.