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I am getting better with the RTW rules, but I just want to make sure that my understanding of the following is correct:
I purchased an AONE3 ex-BKK. When issued, I utilized only 5 NA segments.
Am I correct that, by paying a $75 reissue fee, I could BOTH add a 6th NA A-class segment AND purchase up to two additional NA segments in any of A, D or L?
Am I also correct that the one transcon non-stop rule applies even if I purchase additional segments?
And finally, and I correct that, since I am already going to use my transcon non-stop with one of my A segments, it makes sense to purchase the add-ons in D, since an A seat and a D seat is the same on all AA flights except 3-class transcons and a couple of the 777 flights through MIA? (And, if this is the case, is the A and D inventory always the same on AA domestic flights, other than the 3-class flights?)
I purchased an AONE3 ex-BKK. When issued, I utilized only 5 NA segments.
Am I correct that, by paying a $75 reissue fee, I could BOTH add a 6th NA A-class segment AND purchase up to two additional NA segments in any of A, D or L?
Am I also correct that the one transcon non-stop rule applies even if I purchase additional segments?
And finally, and I correct that, since I am already going to use my transcon non-stop with one of my A segments, it makes sense to purchase the add-ons in D, since an A seat and a D seat is the same on all AA flights except 3-class transcons and a couple of the 777 flights through MIA? (And, if this is the case, is the A and D inventory always the same on AA domestic flights, other than the 3-class flights?)
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You are correct in all your statements, however...
If you are adding segments in the middle of your NA trip, you may be forced to allocate the A segments to the first six and the D to the last two. Sometimes this happens and others it doesn't.
WRT the A and D inventory, there is no D inventory on flights that do not offer business class service. Your seat will be drawn from the A inventory on those flights. Also, there is some business class service on two class flights, primarily (exclusively??) to Canada, Mexico, PR and the Carribean.
If you are adding segments in the middle of your NA trip, you may be forced to allocate the A segments to the first six and the D to the last two. Sometimes this happens and others it doesn't.
WRT the A and D inventory, there is no D inventory on flights that do not offer business class service. Your seat will be drawn from the A inventory on those flights. Also, there is some business class service on two class flights, primarily (exclusively??) to Canada, Mexico, PR and the Carribean.

