Reworked RTW
Jan 31, 2005 | 9:09 am
#1
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Reworked RTW
Thanks to all of you who helped me with the initial routing of my AONE3. However, due to time constraints and some changes in my schedule (upcoming meetings in LAS and YVR) I had to rework my iteniary. The new one will be
WAW-LHR-SIN-HKG-NRT-HKG-JFK-DFW-ANC-DFW-LAS-DFW-YVR-LHR // DXB-LHR-WAW
Will it work?
Thanks in advance
Best
WAW-LHR-SIN-HKG-NRT-HKG-JFK-DFW-ANC-DFW-LAS-DFW-YVR-LHR // DXB-LHR-WAW
Will it work?
Thanks in advance
Best
Jan 31, 2005 | 7:42 pm
#3
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It is valid, by why would you choose a surface sector LHR//DXB instead of flying LHR-DXB-LHR? It is a nice flight in A, and you are within the allowed segments. The ANC service is operated mid-June to mid-September (roughly); you can't use an AA codeshares on AS. Rumor has it that the ORD-ANC flight from past years will not be resumed in 2005 but might be an AS codeshare, hopefully DFW-ANC will be on AA metal but that remains to be seen. At the moment it is in the AA schedule and bookable so your ticket can be issued and AA will reroute you if the flight schedule is changed.
Feb 1, 2005 | 2:51 am
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Just called the AA desk and they told me that you couldn't travel in F on CX 830 HKG-JFK on a AoneX ticket. Is this correct?
Best
Best
Last edited by bowman; Feb 1, 2005 at 3:05 am
Feb 1, 2005 | 3:05 am
#6
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Hey Bowman.
FYI On 4th Jan, I travelled on CX 830 from HKG to JFK as part of an AONE6. I was booked on the AA codeshare flight which was AA 6090. I travelled in the first cabin, and my booking was in A class.
Now either the AA person is highly knowledgable, and is telling you you can't book in F because you need to be booked in A with an AONE ticket; or they are not. Best wishes with the AA desk. John. edited for spelling error
FYI On 4th Jan, I travelled on CX 830 from HKG to JFK as part of an AONE6. I was booked on the AA codeshare flight which was AA 6090. I travelled in the first cabin, and my booking was in A class.
Now either the AA person is highly knowledgable, and is telling you you can't book in F because you need to be booked in A with an AONE ticket; or they are not. Best wishes with the AA desk. John. edited for spelling error
Last edited by JohnSydney2000; Feb 1, 2005 at 3:23 am
Feb 1, 2005 | 3:15 am
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Chatter on the board seems to suggest that CX are keeping A0 on this route, though it may open up closer to the time. Plan to to via YVR and keep trying closer to the time.
I quite like the trip via YVR, soaking up the time in CX F.
I quite like the trip via YVR, soaking up the time in CX F.
Feb 16, 2005 | 10:04 am
#8
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[QUOTE=MAN Pax]Chatter on the board seems to suggest that CX are keeping A0 on this route, though it may open up closer to the time. Plan to to via YVR and keep trying closer to the time.
It's F4 A0 already. (travelling in June). Looks rather disappointing.
Best
It's F4 A0 already. (travelling in June). Looks rather disappointing.
Best
Feb 16, 2005 | 12:21 pm
#9
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Originally Posted by number_6
Rumor has it that the ORD-ANC flight from past years will not be resumed in 2005 but might be an AS codeshare, hopefully DFW-ANC will be on AA metal but that remains to be seen. At the moment it is in the AA schedule and bookable so your ticket can be issued and AA will reroute you if the flight schedule is changed.
Feb 16, 2005 | 1:38 pm
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Originally Posted by Gardyloo
Actually AA is showing 2 daily flights ORD-ANC for the summer, in addition to the one AS metal flight.
OT: Both of these flights are operated by 757. Seatguru suggests what First seats to avoid but doesn't make any particular recommendations for seats to go for. Anyone got a recomendation? My priority will be sleep as I am doing LHR-ORD-ANC-ORD-SJU-MIA-LAX-HKG-CTS-HKG back to back.
Feb 16, 2005 | 2:20 pm
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Originally Posted by Gaza
Correct. I am booked on a ORD-ANC-ORD mileage run in June.
OT: Both of these flights are operated by 757. Seatguru suggests what First seats to avoid but doesn't make any particular recommendations for seats to go for. Anyone got a recomendation? My priority will be sleep as I am doing LHR-ORD-ANC-ORD-SJU-MIA-LAX-HKG-CTS-HKG back to back.
OT: Both of these flights are operated by 757. Seatguru suggests what First seats to avoid but doesn't make any particular recommendations for seats to go for. Anyone got a recomendation? My priority will be sleep as I am doing LHR-ORD-ANC-ORD-SJU-MIA-LAX-HKG-CTS-HKG back to back.
Feb 16, 2005 | 3:33 pm
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Originally Posted by Viajero
I'm doing ...ANC-ORD-SJU... on 18 JUN. I picked my seat (2B) based on FEBO, not that there's much of it on this leg.