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Refundable UL ticket - which one to buy?
Due to some commitments in the GCC and Asia, I am looking at buying a one-way UL ticket DOH-CMB in November. I would like to buy the ticket and if things don't work out get a refund when I return the ticket.
I was told UL has several different Business class tickets that allow for a refund minus a small surcharge (like 50 QAR). Any suggestions - before I actually call UL in CMB and get their advice. Thanks in advance. |
Even the cheapest public I- fare [IOWQA] only has a 100 QAR penalty for changes.
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PENALTIES I have not heard good things about dealing with UL on the phone directly so you may want to use a reputable travel agent to arrange this. |
Hi Calchas: Thank you, sincerely, for sharing this thorough research. Based on your last comments, I am reminded to be careful.
Unfortunately, in my past experience with travel agents (in the GCC) they seemed more interested in selling tickets than in helping with refunds. Twice burned now and now I triple (?) check before purchasing. No matter, I still must plan and deal with some real uncertainties |
Originally Posted by tmac100
(Post 28718730)
Hi Calchas: Thank you, sincerely, for sharing this thorough research. Based on your last comments, I am reminded to be careful.
Unfortunately, in my past experience with travel agents (in the GCC) they seemed more interested in selling tickets than in helping with refunds. Twice burned now and now I triple (?) check before purchasing. No matter, I still must plan and deal with some real uncertainties |
I've always booked direct with UL and have had to cancel a couple of times. The Sri Lanka based call centre is reasonably decent, though the accent might be a (minor) challenge.
Fairly straightforward to cancel, though it is a 2 step process: call them to cancel the booking and then raise a refund request via http://www.srilankan.com/en/plan-and-book/online-refund-request |
Originally Posted by jagmeets
(Post 28718842)
I've always booked direct with UL and have had to cancel a couple of times. The Sri Lanka based call centre is reasonably decent, though the accent might be a (minor) challenge.
Fairly straightforward to cancel, though it is a 2 step process: call them to cancel the booking and then raise a refund request via http://www.srilankan.com/en/plan-and...refund-request |
Thanks folks for the "discussion". No matter, Calchas gave me the initial "heads up" wrt the cancellation fees. Now (after the additional comments) I have a better idea of what to do in case I need to cancel...
Once again: FT forums do work for me :p |
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