AA code share NRT-HNL
May 28, 2004 | 9:12 am
#1
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AA code share NRT-HNL
Posting this here because it is basically a OW question.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
May 28, 2004 | 9:34 am
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Posts: 2,898
Originally Posted by Wanderer
Posting this here because it is basically a OW question.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
May 28, 2004 | 2:06 pm
#3
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: LAX
Posts: 3,641
Originally Posted by Wanderer
Posting this here because it is basically a OW question.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
Getting from Asia to HNL on OW carriers had been an issue because the only flight going to HNL as I recall was an AA codeshare on JAL metal. The last time I asked this question, that flight was not eligible to be used in an OW RTW because JAL isn't a OW member.
Is that still the case?
Are there other options that I should consider (not Australia please) getting from Asia to HNL (without backtracking from the US West Coast) or buying additional segments on top of the normal OWE 3 or 4 continent ticket cost?
Thanks.
Jun 1, 2004 | 7:03 am
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Wanderer,
You said in another post that HNL is a must. If so, you must connect via SYD, no other options unless you purchase a LAX - HNL - LAX.
And the SYD flight is only Business and Economy.
You said in another post that HNL is a must. If so, you must connect via SYD, no other options unless you purchase a LAX - HNL - LAX.
And the SYD flight is only Business and Economy.