ex-Doha (MERGED)
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ex-Doha (MERGED)
Has anyone had any joy having a RTW ticket issued in DOH, please?
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Ajnaro reported in this thread that Doha(without specifying which airline) would not take credit card info over the phone or via fax - in person only.
Christep has reported in this thread that the CX GSA in Doha assisted him with putting together an aone3.
Christep has reported in this thread that the CX GSA in Doha assisted him with putting together an aone3.
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If Doha sales make it tricky to purchase and have an itinerary which can be e-ticketed, then I would suggest trying to hold an itinerary with the AA ATW desk and then getting it ticketed through AA in Australia; Since there is no xONE3 offered out of Australia, can purchase it in Australia at the Doha price
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Originally Posted by fare rules
WHEN TRAVEL ORIGINATES IN A COUNTRY FOR WHICH A SPECIFIC LOCAL CURRENCYFARES IS PUBLISHED AND THE TICKET IS SOLD IN ANOTHER COUNTRY, THE FARE WILL BETHAT PUBLISHED FOR THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CONVERTED TO THE CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY OF SALE AT THE BANK SELLING RATE. THE RESULTANT FARE MUST NOT BE LOWER THAN FROM THE COUNTRY OF SALE.
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Yeah, I know, the doubt in my 'if' was directed to the yet unknown reaction from the airlines, be it in SCL, EZE or JNB, not the rule, whiich is clear enough, although we all know how sometimes the airlines play hard to get on these finer points.
Anyhow, here's hoping. Nice catch, Dave. ^
Anyhow, here's hoping. Nice catch, Dave. ^
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Ajnaro reported in this thread that Doha(without specifying which airline) would not take credit card info over the phone or via fax - in person only.
It was AA.
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I'm sure you'd be able to upgrade it, the question is what would you be charged? For example if you bought an ex-DOH AONE3 in Australia at DOH prices and then tried to upgrade in in, say, HKG to an AONE4, would the extra price be the difference between AONE4(ex-Aus) and the AONE3, or AONE4(ex-DOH)-AONE3(ex-DOH). I suspect they'd try to get you for the former since the point of sale was Australia.
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I researched this a little having had AONE3's issued in Australia. As it's not possible to issue an AONE3 starting in Australia (the minimum being an AONE4), no AONE3 fare exists; therefore the fare of the country of origin is used. Once we go to an ANOE4 which does exist in Australia, the country of origin fare (e.g. Qatar) is compared to the country of issue fare (Australia), and the latter has to be charged as it's higher.
Reissuing after the first leg is possible, but not at the country of origin price.
Reissuing after the first leg is possible, but not at the country of origin price.
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Anyone booked ex-DOH?
Has anyone managed to book an xONEx ex-DOH?
The local AA agency seems to be Overseas Travel Bureau (http://www.overseas-travel.net/).
The local AA agency seems to be Overseas Travel Bureau (http://www.overseas-travel.net/).
Last edited by Swanhunter; Aug 5, 2008 at 12:23 pm Reason: Next 2 posts merged unedited

