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Kiwi Flyer Dec 29, 2010 9:04 am
Originally Posted by Full Score (Post 15534495)
In 15 years of using RTW tickets, 3 or 4 every year, I have never found that LON (LHR and LGW) were treated as different airports; likewise JFK, LGA and EWR have been treated as one (NYC).

Has something changed?
Yes. The move to etickets prevents the use of city codes in ticketed tickets.

christep Dec 29, 2010 8:24 pm
Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer (Post 15542408)
Yes. The move to etickets prevents the use of city codes in ticketed tickets.
And, apparently, the refusal of BA to accept paper tickets issued by other airlines greatly reduces the scope for avoiding this restriction imposed in the name of "progress".

DownUnderFlyer Dec 29, 2010 11:11 pm
Originally Posted by Full Score (Post 15534495)
Are you saying that LGA-JFK will now be treated as an additional segment, thereby putting me over the 16 max?
Correct, you won't be able to get this (e)ticketed anymore. LGA/LGW/HND have become really problematic airports for people who require all segments.

Cheetah_SA Dec 29, 2010 11:23 pm
It's been more than 2 years since we were sternly told that there could be no more paper tickets. And yet they are still around apparently. BA's move is no doubt another stake to the heart but the beast refuses to die!


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