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Breaking a DONE4 transit in LHR
I am unfortunately coming to the end of a fantastic ex-STO DONE4. The last part is BKK-xLHR-STO. I want to stay in London for a while and take the flight to Stockholm later (if at all). When I attempt to move the fight to LHR and NOT the following flight to STO will anything be triggered in the system?? I am ticketed with QF who don't really seem as hot on the rules as AA.
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Originally Posted by rogerj
(Post 9717161)
When I attempt to move the fight to LHR and NOT the following flight to STO will anything be triggered in the system?
In general terms, you can change a transit into a stopover, by making a date change to the booking for the second sector (i.e. LHR-STO in your case). Date changes are free - BUT they might entail a change in fees and other threads have spoken about the heavy stopover fees at LHR. Some problems for you might be:
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Sorry, I will try and be a bit clearer!
My last three flights of a DONE4 are KIX-BKK BKK-LHR LHR-STO I have LHR as a transit to avoid the large taxes. If want to stopover now instead of transit is there an easy way of doing this rather than having the whole ticket re-issued and having to pay the re-issue fee? |
I would imagine that you could change the dates of BKK-LHR or LHR-STO under the "free changes with no reissue" rule, and then pay the LHR departure tax upon check-in (or not if they don't catch it at that point).
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Originally Posted by Steve M
(Post 9723019)
I would imagine that you could change the dates of BKK-LHR or LHR-STO under the "free changes with no reissue" rule, and then pay the LHR departure tax upon check-in (or not if they don't catch it at that point).
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