Oneworld Europe pass
#1
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Join Date: May 1998
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Oneworld Europe pass
BA just announced details of a new oneworld Europe pass.
http://press.britishairways.com/cgi-bin/show_front.pl
[This message has been edited by mijne (edited 08-07-2000).]
http://press.britishairways.com/cgi-bin/show_front.pl
[This message has been edited by mijne (edited 08-07-2000).]
#3
Join Date: Sep 1999
Location: Jersey City
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looks like competition for europebyair.com. and possibly cheaper at that.
did you see that the qualiflyer group just joined europebyair? i guess the unified europe will have three airline groups (1w, *a, & europe by air). hmmm, sounds just like what's gonna happen in the us if the big boys get their way.
did you see that the qualiflyer group just joined europebyair? i guess the unified europe will have three airline groups (1w, *a, & europe by air). hmmm, sounds just like what's gonna happen in the us if the big boys get their way.
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From the Application section of the rules:
OW VISIT EUROPE PASS IS VALID IN CONJUNCTION WITH PAID INTERCONTINENTAL AIR TRAVEL
(I'm not shouting. The original that I copied and pasted from was in all caps.)
It would seem that award tickets don't meet that criterion.
OW VISIT EUROPE PASS IS VALID IN CONJUNCTION WITH PAID INTERCONTINENTAL AIR TRAVEL
(I'm not shouting. The original that I copied and pasted from was in all caps.)
It would seem that award tickets don't meet that criterion.
#6

Join Date: Jan 2000
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There has been a lot of discussion on the oneworld pass elsewhere on these boards. Somebody copied in the rules, which explicitly said that you could fly over to Europe on a free ticket (and probably on any airline).



