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Originally Posted by Cynicor
(Post 37004309)
HND-SIN-HKG
HKG-PER PER-MEL-BNE-SYD-LAX-JFK JFK-DFW-LHR LHR-DOH-NRT Hope that is clearer. Cities are grouped with transits <24 hours, each line has any stop of 24 hours or more. Removed the extra flights so now it should meet all the rules without needing to worry about exceptions. Thank you! HND-xSIN-HKG-PER-xMEL-xBNE-xSYD-xLAX-JFK-xDFW-LHR-xDOH-NRT So lots of transits, Australia looks especially painful. Looks valid to me but with plenty you could tweak/add. Only 12 segments. 2 in asia, one stopover, so you can add there if you want. Only 1 in "Europe" and NA so ditto. 3 in Australia so harder to add there. . not sure what you're looking for and so if there's scope to improve but i believe this works too fwiw: HND-xSIN-HKG-PER-xMEL-xBNE-xSYD-xLAX-JFK-xDFW-LHR-DOH-LHR-MAD-xHKG-BKK-NRT ... any of the transits can be made a stopover except in asia. I'm going a little ouch at posting an itinerary that stops in LHR twice given what it does to taxes. Just indicative not a suggestion given we know little about personal goals or constraints. |
Thanks! Mostly just happy to double check that it breaks no rules.
So I can add LHR-MAN-LHR safely? that would be the only addition I’d really need. |
Originally Posted by izzik
(Post 37004235)
Different airports in the same city count as land segments.
Originally Posted by Cynicor
(Post 37004264)
Ah ok; i thought different airports within same city didn’t count as surface sectors.
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Originally Posted by Dr. HFH
(Post 37007541)
In the past, weren't there two or three cities globally where different airports were considered co-terminus, so arriving at one and departing from the other didn't burn a segment? Yes, I know, I'm showing my age here . . . .
I had a paper ticketed DONE where the routing was ORD-LON-DBV being two of the (then) twenty segments which was was actually ORD-LHR,LGW-DBV. These days it may be considered three segments. |
Can a RTW originating in OSL terminate in DOH ? OR if it has to stay in Europe, can it terminate in ZRH ?
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Originally Posted by memanny
(Post 37007730)
Can a RTW originating in OSL terminate in DOH ? OR if it has to stay in Europe, can it terminate in ZRH ?
OW Explorer https://assets.ctfassets.net/m9ph4qv..._01Apr2025.pdf Global Explorer https://assets.ctfassets.net/m9ph4qv..._01Apr2025.pdf Circle Pacific https://assets.ctfassets.net/m9ph4qv..._01Apr2025.pdf OW 3015 rule 4 4. FLIGHT APPLICATION / ROUTINGS (c) Travel may originate at any point for which fares are published and must terminate at the same point, except that origin-destination surface segments are permitted as follows: a. within the country of origin b. within the Middle East c. between the United States and Canada d. between HKG and China e. between Malaysia and SIN f. within Africa g. between Maldives and Sri Lanka/India |
Originally Posted by Dr. HFH
(Post 37007541)
In the past, weren't there two or three cities globally where different airports were considered co-terminus, so arriving at one and departing from the other didn't burn a segment? Yes, I know, I'm showing my age here . . . .
Either way it's not a massive issue. Thanks all. |
Originally Posted by zoombee
(Post 37005967)
Personally I like this notation style:
HND-xSIN-HKG-PER-xMEL-xBNE-xSYD-xLAX-JFK-xDFW-LHR-xDOH-NRT HND-sin-HKG-PER-mel-bne-syd-lax-JFK-dfw-LHR-doh-NRT That is, stops in ALL CAPS and transits in lower case. Why? you ask. The very first thing I do whenever anyone asks for help with an itinerary is to copy their routing and paste it into the GCM. With this format it's completely simple. Having to edit their string in whatever way, e.g., deleting x and o and whatever other faff they've put in, can be a PITA and sometimes it even dissuades me from commenting. I mean, you want to make it as easy as possible for people to help you, right? |
So i finally made progress and got a DONE4 itinerary rated and ready to purchase with AA RTW desk.
It originates in OSL. Looking at the chart from Dec 2024 posted in this thread, the base fare for that should be $5095. But i was quoted a Base Fare of $5,469.00. Is there a way to check this information for accuracy ? Also getting almost 1900 plus dollars is taxes and carrier imposed fees. I also see Other taxes and carrier imposed fees as $1,310.10 USD. Is there a way to get a breakdown on these ? |
Originally Posted by memanny
(Post 37011165)
So i finally made progress and got a DONE4 itinerary rated and ready to purchase with AA RTW desk.
It originates in OSL. Looking at the chart from Dec 2024 posted in this thread, the base fare for that should be $5095. But i was quoted a Base Fare of $5,469.00. Is there a way to check this information for accuracy ? Also getting almost 1900 plus dollars is taxes and carrier imposed fees. I also see Other taxes and carrier imposed fees as $1,310.10 USD. Is there a way to get a breakdown on these ? |
Originally Posted by memanny
(Post 37011165)
So i finally made progress and got a DONE4 itinerary rated and ready to purchase with AA RTW desk.
It originates in OSL. Looking at the chart from Dec 2024 posted in this thread, the base fare for that should be $5095. But i was quoted a Base Fare of $5,469.00. Is there a way to check this information for accuracy ? Also getting almost 1900 plus dollars is taxes and carrier imposed fees. I also see Other taxes and carrier imposed fees as $1,310.10 USD. Is there a way to get a breakdown on these ? Edit What is your route? |
Originally Posted by skunker
(Post 37011217)
The online tool should give a full breakdown on each tax and fee. If it doesn't for some reason, then ask AA for a breakdown.
According to the CSR, the $397 carrier imposed fee is from LHR. Not sure if this is the dreaded APD, the CSR could not tell, but would be surprised if its still the APD as i have less than 24 hour stop in LHR. Now in in the breakdown of taxes and fees, at the very end, the last entry is for OTHER TAXES & CARRIER-IMPOSED FEES that comes to $1,310.10 USD. No breakdown for than. I am sure we can subtract $397 from it. But still leaves about a $1000 dollar Other taxes that are not explained. I was told they cannot break it down. |
Originally Posted by Mwenenzi
(Post 37011268)
IATA seasons are Start Of Season. 30-Mar-25. 26-Oct-25. 29-Mar-26. etc. May have been a price change.
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Originally Posted by memanny
(Post 37011271)
I did ask them. The taxes and fees are $1,525 dollars and carrier-imposed fees is $397.00 in the Cost Summary.
According to the CSR, the $397 carrier imposed fee is from LHR. Not sure if this is the dreaded APD, the CSR could not tell, but would be surprised if its still the APD as i have less than 24 hour stop in LHR. Now in in the breakdown of taxes and fees, at the very end, the last entry is for OTHER TAXES & CARRIER-IMPOSED FEES that comes to $1,310.10 USD. No breakdown for than. I am sure we can subtract $397 from it. But still leaves about a $1000 dollar Other taxes that are not explained. I was told they cannot break it down. $397 for carrier imposed fees is low. UK APD would be in taxes.(is not a carrier imposed fee) |
Originally Posted by Mwenenzi
(Post 37011295)
What is your route?
$397 for carrier imposed fees is low. UK APD would be in taxes.(is not a carrier imposed fee) OSL-xDOH-xLHR-HND-DEL-KUL-xNRT-HKG-xJFK-LAX-xDFW-EZE-GIG-JFK-xLHR-xDOH-OSL. OSL-doh-lhr-HND-DEL-KUL-nrt-HKG-jfk-LAX-dfw-EZE-GIG-JFK-lhr-doh-OSL. The JFK-LHR marquee flight was something i wanted to always do on AA (av geek thing), so that is why i am not going straight to DOH. |
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