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Please bear with this relative newbie,
Finding it difficult to decode this stuff. Find it difficult believe there's not a pair of L seats going north from PUQ to SCL anytime between Feb 20 and March 3 Not a formal wait listing but if we just show up off the MPN PUQ flight on 20th (or say the following day) and there's space in Y in any of the multiple flights, does anyone have a view if we can grab the seats and LA can then flog ours at their leisure? Do local staff have any discretion in such matters? Would a phone call to BA (issuers of our LONE4) be an expensive waste of time? Many thanks all. Really appreciate the collective wisdom of this forum. |
Originally Posted by wyddfa
(Post 26175361)
Please bear with this relative newbie,
Finding it difficult to decode this stuff. Find it difficult believe there's not a pair of L seats going north from PUQ to SCL anytime between Feb 20 and March 3 �� Not a formal wait listing but if we just show up off the MPN PUQ flight on 20th (or say the following day) and there's space in Y in any of the multiple flights, does anyone have a view if we can grab the seats and LA can then flog ours at their leisure? Do local staff have any discretion in such matters? Would a phone call to BA (issuers of our LONE4) be an expensive waste of time? Many thanks all. Really appreciate the collective wisdom of this forum. |
Originally Posted by wyddfa
(Post 26175361)
Please bear with this relative newbie,
Finding it difficult to decode this stuff. Find it difficult believe there's not a pair of L seats going north from PUQ to SCL anytime between Feb 20 and March 3 ��
Originally Posted by wyddfa
(Post 26175361)
Not a formal wait listing but if we just show up off the MPN PUQ flight on 20th (or say the following day) and there's space in Y in any of the multiple flights, does anyone have a view if we can grab the seats and LA can then flog ours at their leisure? Do local staff have any discretion in such matters? Would a phone call to BA (issuers of our LONE4) be an expensive waste of time?
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ticketing deadline & changes post ticketing
Hi, I am having a massive issues with QR issuing a DONE4 and I will miss the initial ticketing deadline of 8 days prior to departure. Now, the D fare buckets are available for the dates I need to travel (less than 8 days)... and I was thinking of issuing the ticket to initially meet the ticketing deadline and move forward my first segment (and subsequent flights). Do you think this is possible with xONEx fare (i.e. Can I book & issue DONE4 with first flight departing 8+ days out and later change the first segment to less than 8 days, for example, departing within 2-3 days to circumvent the ticketing deadline restrictions)?
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Originally Posted by pandaperth
(Post 26172001)
Of course you can go back to Asia on an AONE4. In fact you must go back - to Japan at least:)
You are allowed four flights in Asia and two stopovers. So if you haven't had two stopovers at the beginning of the itinerary, then you can have a stopover in HKG at the end. With regards to the final HKG-NRT flight - simply change its date to be about one year after the first flight. You never know, you might end up having a use for it. if not, then simply 'forget' about it:D Unfortunately, we are using our allotted two stopovers in Asia at the beginning of the trip so it wont be available at the end of the trip. Either we play it safe and fly back to NRT and then buy a one way ticket to HKG, or take the risk and stop our journey in HKG (and hope they dont void our JFK-HKG mileage because we didnt finish the journey with the connection).:confused: |
Originally Posted by spartanmu
(Post 26179159)
I wish this was possible! :)
Unfortunately, we are using our allotted two stopovers in Asia at the beginning of the trip so it wont be available at the end of the trip. Either we play it safe and fly back to NRT and then buy a one way ticket to HKG, or take the risk and stop our journey in HKG (and hope they dont void our JFK-HKG mileage because we didnt finish the journey with the connection).:confused: When you board your flight at JFK, CX will take the JFK-HKG flight coupon off the ticket. They send a copy of that coupon to your frequent flier programme who will then issue the appropriate miles to your account and charge CX for the cost of the miles. When you fail to board your flight at HKG, CX ... will do nothing I don't think (but I cannot know for sure) that CX will hold off sending the information to the FFP until the whole journey slice is finished. I don't think the IT is that clever. |
pricing and booking in europe
Q: How much does the ticket cost?
A: The ticket is priced based on the number of continents you visit, a minimum of three and a maximum of six. The pricing varies depending on where in the world the ticket is issued. If you want to try to save some money by starting your *ONE* somewhere other than your home to take advantage of local pricing and currency rate differences, check the link to current pricing. Hello, thanks for all the Information! However the current pricing link does not work for me. I want to start in June 16 from Europe (MUC,VIE or if cheaper Bratislava, Budapest) Quito, Lima, Santiago, Easter Islands, NewZealand - Europe taking a full year. So far I only found 2 travelagencies and no other way of booking QU 1 how can I check Price for 4 start cities QU 2 How can I book for THAT Price QU 3 The Airline timetables for spring 2017 are not ready can I leave the DATES open(the route is fixed) QU 4 Is there Price difference depending which time of the year I start? THANK YOU SO HAPPY to have found your Forum!! |
Originally Posted by tortuga444
(Post 26180960)
QU 1 how can I check Price for 4 start cities
QU 2 How can I book for THAT Price QU 3 The Airline timetables for spring 2017 are not ready can I leave the DATES open(the route is fixed) QU 4 Is there Price difference depending which time of the year I start? THANK YOU SO HAPPY to have found your Forum!!
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Originally Posted by tortuga444
(Post 26180960)
Q: How much does the ticket cost?
A: The ticket is priced based on the number of continents you visit, a minimum of three and a maximum of six. The pricing varies depending on where in the world the ticket is issued. If you want to try to save some money by starting your *ONE* somewhere other than your home to take advantage of local pricing and currency rate differences, check the link to current pricing. Hello, thanks for all the Information! However the current pricing link does not work for me. I want to start in June 16 from Europe (MUC,VIE or if cheaper Bratislava, Budapest) Quito, Lima, Santiago, Easter Islands, NewZealand - Europe taking a full year. So far I only found 2 travelagencies and no other way of booking QU 1 how can I check Price for 4 start cities QU 2 How can I book for THAT Price QU 3 The Airline timetables for spring 2017 are not ready can I leave the DATES open(the route is fixed) QU 4 Is there Price difference depending which time of the year I start? THANK YOU SO HAPPY to have found your Forum!! I just checked VIEVIE, MUCMUC and BTSBTS, and for a DONE3 they are all 5008 GBP Edit: But BUDBUD is 5090 GBP :eek: |
Welcome to FT tortuga444
Your itinerary covers four continents - even though you don't touch Asia, you have to pay for it when travelling from the South West Pacific (New Zealand) to Europe ex-VIE/MUC/ the base prices are EUR2500/7019/12977 for Economy/Business/First Class To the base price must be added the various taxes, fees and surcharges which depend on where you go and which airlines you choose to fly. On oneworld.com you can see the full fare rules, which Ire commend you read so you can maximise the value of your ticket. Also there is an on-line booking tool there, which is full of bugs but should allow to at least price up various itineraries that you are interested in. |
Originally Posted by pandaperth
(Post 26186742)
Welcome to FT tortuga444
Your itinerary covers four continents - even though you don't touch Asia, you have to pay for it when travelling from the South West Pacific (New Zealand) to Europe ex-VIE/MUC/ the base prices are EUR2500/7019/12977 for Economy/Business/First Class |
I'm at the early stages of planning a RTW. I'm assuming ex-JNB is still the best way to obtain the lowest value J ticket? If so, I understand you can start and end anywhere in Africa. Where do the consider Melilla (MLN) to be? Starting in JNB and ending in MLN would be preferable considering I'd have to get myself back to LHR.
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MLN would be considered 'Europe' - even Morocco and Algeria are included in the oneworld Explorer definition of Europe. MLN is of course surrounded by Morocco.
Originally Posted by oneworld Explorer Rules
The continent of Europe-Middle East consists of 2 zones:
* Europe (including Algeria, Morocco, Russia west of the Urals & Tunisia) * Middle East (including Egypt, Libya and Sudan) |
Originally Posted by wyddfa
(Post 26175361)
Please bear with this relative newbie,
Finding it difficult to decode this stuff. Find it difficult believe there's not a pair of L seats going north from PUQ to SCL anytime between Feb 20 and March 3 �� Not a formal wait listing but if we just show up off the MPN PUQ flight on 20th (or say the following day) and there's space in Y in any of the multiple flights, does anyone have a view if we can grab the seats and LA can then flog ours at their leisure? Do local staff have any discretion in such matters? Would a phone call to BA (issuers of our LONE4) be an expensive waste of time? Many thanks all. Really appreciate the collective wisdom of this forum. We turned up at the LAN office in downtown Punta Arenas on 11.2 and was told a pile of stuff I know to be untrue by a deeply unhelpful staff member. Caught our PUQ MPN flight on 13.2 and returned on 20.2 after a terrific week on the islands. Flying back into PUQ I thought we would be stuck in PA for the duration but after retrieving bags and clearing customs & immigration went back to tkt sales and a super helpful lady spent 20 mins grappling with LANs reservation system and getting us on LAN 90 later that night for the red eye special to SCL. Result! I had checked on availability but there seemed nothing in L despite loads of space in economy. LAN can now try to some more revenue on 3.3 rather than flying empty seats over the weekend. A win-win. |
Originally Posted by wyddfa
(Post 26225473)
...was told a pile of stuff I know to be untrue by a deeply unhelpful staff member.
...super helpful lady spent 20 mins grappling with LANs reservation system and getting us on LAN 90 later that night for the red eye special to SCL. Result! I had checked on availability but there seemed nothing in L despite loads of space in economy. LAN can now try to some more revenue on 3.3 rather than flying empty seats over the weekend. A win-win. I often say that there's no harm in asking. Sometimes the answer can be yes, even if things have to be fudged slightly. If the answer's no, at least you tried. It's when certain pax demand things to go their way regardless that irks customer service staff and makes the whole interaction unpleasant... |
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