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I'm currently in the middle of a DONE4 ticket issued by the AA RTW desk. I've been trying to change the date of a ZRH-LHR- PER leg. ExpertFlyer is showing D6 for the LHR-PER leg and it also shows as available on the OneWorld RTW tool. However, AA RTW desk Is not able to see the space. They either see D1, nothing, or if says D6 and then the leg comes back unconfirmed. Any tips? I appreciate this great resource!
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Originally Posted by glenny84
(Post 37268531)
I'm currently in the middle of a DONE4 ticket issued by the AA RTW desk. I've been trying to change the date of a ZRH-LHR- PER leg. ExpertFlyer is showing D6 for the LHR-PER leg and it also shows as available on the OneWorld RTW tool. However, AA RTW desk Is not able to see the space. They either see D1, nothing, or if says D6 and then the leg comes back unconfirmed. Any tips? I appreciate this great resource!
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Originally Posted by steveholt
(Post 37268784)
Does ZRH-LHR-PER look available on the tool? Or just LHR-PER?
Ah - just figured it out. When I search ZRH-LHR-PER (including the overnight in LHR), QF D is dropping from D6 to D1. |
Originally Posted by jagmeets
(Post 37266726)
(I think better for one of the other threads- mods, please do move).
Did you have the ‘Choose Flights’ grayed out? Try this: add an extra segment at the end (the + button). Delete the extra segment & immediately click ‘Choose Flights’- it gets ungrayed for a bit when you remove the extra segment.. I’ve had success pushing through an exJP which initially showed the ‘more than 2 stopovers in continent of Origin’ error- I had needed to input both legs (A-B, and B-C) of a transit because the preferred flights weren’t showing up in an A-C search even with preferred airline etc set. |
I realise my question is not about the oneworld RTW tool, but I'm at my wits' end with it. Is there a travel agent who can book RTW tickets who are more robust and expert then me limited with the online RTW tool? I've watched the recent Matt's Planet YouTube video about the oneworld RTW tool and tried Propeller Travel but not heard back after a fews weeks so assume as my route is not simple they ignored me.
I have a city list I want to take and know my dates (start and end are fixed due to work, and there's little leeway with the dates inbetween). Pencil and paper exercise of listing flights between the cities makes sense based on routes airline fly, except for the intra-South America bits as that's a big hole in oneworld. But the RTW tool forces less direct flights, does not offer sensible routings and also forces some in economy class even though I set the RTW tool to business class. Two examples:
To maximuimze my time I need to start (depart from London) on Saturday 26/5/2026 and end (arrive in Londn) on Sunday 21/6/2026. As the oneworld RTW is cheapest to start/end in OSL, then I'll get a cheap separate return between LGW/LHR and OSL. The route I wish to take is:
I'd much prefer to do this with SkyTeam to earn Flying Blue Miles as I'm not a member of any oneworld (or Star Alliance program), but they stopped their RTW ticket a fews years ago. Finally, just building this routing on separate one-way flights that Google Flights/Skyscanner shows then elimates the need to start/end in OSL but provides results that are crazy expensive. I think the RTW ticket would be cheaper. |
Originally Posted by siw
(Post 37282163)
I realise my question is not about the oneworld RTW tool, but I'm at my wits' end with it. Is there a travel agent who can book RTW tickets who are more robust and expert then me limited with the online RTW tool? I've watched the recent Matt's Planet YouTube video about the oneworld RTW tool and tried Propeller Travel but not heard back after a fews weeks so assume as my route is not simple they ignored me.
I have a city list I want to take and know my dates (start and end are fixed due to work, and there's little leeway with the dates inbetween). Pencil and paper exercise of listing flights between the cities makes sense based on routes airline fly, except for the intra-South America bits as that's a big hole in oneworld. But the RTW tool forces less direct flights, does not offer sensible routings and also forces some in economy class even though I set the RTW tool to business class. Two examples:
To maximuimze my time I need to start (depart from London) on Saturday 26/5/2026 and end (arrive in Londn) on Sunday 21/6/2026. As the oneworld RTW is cheapest to start/end in OSL, then I'll get a cheap separate return between LGW/LHR and OSL. The route I wish to take is:
I'd much prefer to do this with SkyTeam to earn Flying Blue Miles as I'm not a member of any oneworld (or Star Alliance program), but they stopped their RTW ticket a fews years ago. Finally, just building this routing on separate one-way flights that Google Flights/Skyscanner shows then elimates the need to start/end in OSL but provides results that are crazy expensive. I think the RTW ticket would be cheaper. |
Originally Posted by siw
(Post 37282163)
I realise my question is not about the oneworld RTW tool, but I'm at my wits' end with it. Is there a travel agent who can book RTW tickets who are more robust and expert then me limited with the online RTW tool? I've watched the recent Matt's Planet YouTube video about the oneworld RTW tool and tried Propeller Travel but not heard back after a fews weeks so assume as my route is not simple they ignored me.
I have a city list I want to take and know my dates (start and end are fixed due to work, and there's little leeway with the dates inbetween). Pencil and paper exercise of listing flights between the cities makes sense based on routes airline fly, except for the intra-South America bits as that's a big hole in oneworld. But the RTW tool forces less direct flights, does not offer sensible routings and also forces some in economy class even though I set the RTW tool to business class. Two examples:
To maximuimze my time I need to start (depart from London) on Saturday 26/5/2026 and end (arrive in Londn) on Sunday 21/6/2026. As the oneworld RTW is cheapest to start/end in OSL, then I'll get a cheap separate return between LGW/LHR and OSL. The route I wish to take is:
I'd much prefer to do this with SkyTeam to earn Flying Blue Miles as I'm not a member of any oneworld (or Star Alliance program), but they stopped their RTW ticket a fews years ago. Finally, just building this routing on separate one-way flights that Google Flights/Skyscanner shows then elimates the need to start/end in OSL but provides results that are crazy expensive. I think the RTW ticket would be cheaper. I've been playing around with your itinerary in the tool, and:
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PPT flights in OW RTW ticket
Is it possible to book flights in and out of PPT on a OW RTW ticket (there are AA code shares in from LAX and QF code shares to out Auckland) but the PPT airport doesn't come up in the online tool. has anyone had success booking in / out of PPT over the phone for a RTW booking?
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Originally Posted by TGC
(Post 37285673)
Is it possible to book flights in and out of PPT on a OW RTW ticket (there are AA code shares in from LAX and QF code shares to out Auckland) but the PPT airport doesn't come up in the online tool. has anyone had success booking in / out of PPT over the phone for a RTW booking?
No Global ExplorerCodeshare flights on airlines other than Oneworld are disallowed (except for QF codeshare on Jetstar) Yes The rules explicitly allow QF codeshare on TN flights (TN=Air Tahiti Nui) QF codeshares on LAX-PPT and PPT-AKL |
Originally Posted by TGC
(Post 37285673)
Is it possible to book flights in and out of PPT on a OW RTW ticket (there are AA code shares in from LAX and QF code shares to out Auckland) but the PPT airport doesn't come up in the online tool. has anyone had success booking in / out of PPT over the phone for a RTW booking?
Edit: PandaPerth beat me to it! |
Originally Posted by pandaperth
(Post 37282297)
Well, your question IS about the oneworld tool, rather than the oneworld user guide!
I've been playing around with your itinerary in the tool, and:
Visiting Madrid twice at the start and end is intended as it's significant for me on this trip, but maybe it breaks the RTW rules. Olso is only there as it's the cheapest start/end city. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...1fc4fd3b1a.png |
Originally Posted by pandaperth
(Post 37282297)
Well, your question IS about the oneworld tool, rather than the oneworld user guide!
I've been playing around with your itinerary in the tool, and:
Originally Posted by siw
(Post 37291339)
Thanks for looking at this. I put flights against the dates I can travel, but as you cannot get the IB UIO-MAD flight to appear then I don't see this working.
Visiting Madrid twice at the start and end is intended as it's significant for me on this trip, but maybe it breaks the RTW rules. Olso is only there as it's the cheapest start/end city. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...1fc4fd3b1a.png Code:
1 BA 785D 23MAY 6 OSLLHR SS1 0820 0950 /DCBA /ECode:
WPDFCode:
Air Availability UIO - QUITO > MAD - MADRID Thu, 18 Jun |
Thanks for looking into that and highlighting the oddity of the Iberia UIO-MAD flight.
Given all of the information you have provided, hiow can I book this? Do I go to any decent travel agent with your screenshots? I assume I now give up with the oneworld RTW tool, I did try the tool yesterday now I have dates and flights but it said the route was invalid as greater than 34,000 miles in Business of First class - it's a piece of software junk! I will not pretend to understand a lot of what your screenshot says, but what is the acronym FLIFO? I cannot imagine the 66,000NOK price being beaten if I book individual flights on any airline for each sector. |
Originally Posted by TGC
(Post 37285673)
Is it possible to book flights in and out of PPT on a OW RTW ticket (there are AA code shares in from LAX and QF code shares to out Auckland) but the PPT airport doesn't come up in the online tool. has anyone had success booking in / out of PPT over the phone for a RTW booking?
For purchasing a ticket, I think Propeller are snowed under after Matt's recommendation but try messaging nufnuf. |
Originally Posted by siw
(Post 37292509)
Thanks for looking into that and highlighting the oddity of the Iberia UIO-MAD flight.
Given all of the information you have provided, hiow can I book this? Do I go to any decent travel agent with your screenshots?
Originally Posted by siw
(Post 37292509)
I will not pretend to understand a lot of what your screenshot says, but what is the acronym FLIFO?
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