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Old Jan 5, 2005 | 12:02 am
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desanmiguel
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CCS-LIM in D
I am trying to book LA CCS-LIM in D on (say) 10/10/2005. (its the one outstanding problem for my DONE4)

LA563 CCS-(LIM)-SCL operates M,F, but according to RTW desk I can't book CCS-LIM only. They suggest LP ... in Y

Question: If I book LA563 CCS-(LIM)-SCL, can I dump the second leg (I might be unwell ? Any consequences?

Thanks, Ashley
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Old Jan 5, 2005 | 2:51 am
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Originally Posted by desanmiguel
I am trying to book LA CCS-LIM in D on (say) 10/10/2005. (its the one outstanding problem for my DONE4)

LA563 CCS-(LIM)-SCL operates M,F, but according to RTW desk I can't book CCS-LIM only. They suggest LP ... in Y

Question: If I book LA563 CCS-(LIM)-SCL, can I dump the second leg (I might be unwell ? Any consequences?

Thanks, Ashley
LA has no traffic rights between CCS-LIM. That's why you can't book that sector. Yes you may book CCS-SCL and halfway through decide that you want to get off.. however as you are booked through to SCL, it will be up to the descretion of the captain whether to let you off or decide that you're well enough to fly through to SCL.

It's risky... but your decision to do the above might have its consequences.
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