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matt123 May 20, 2008 4:05 pm

Fuel charges
 
Hi,
I have lost the current thinking, which aitlines do and dont charge fuel charges on DONE tickets?

Also has any one tried to get AA to issue out of Gib?

and whats the advantage of a Candian start/issue

DownUnderFlyer May 21, 2008 1:38 am

Rule of thumb: The lowest charges will be from US carriers, the highest from European/Australian. Asia is somewhere in the middle.

In other words: It usually is the best thing to get the ticket issued by AA.

Currently the cheapest place to start a xONEx is most probably South Africa.

jerry a. laska May 21, 2008 1:41 am


Originally Posted by matt123 (Post 9754051)
Hi,
I have lost the current thinking, which aitlines do and dont charge fuel charges on DONE tickets?

Also has any one tried to get AA to issue out of Gib?

and whats the advantage of a Candian start/issue

There is no AA GSA for Gibraltar.
https://www.aa.com/aa/i18nForward.do...ckets/main.jsp

Steve M May 21, 2008 1:56 am

But, because of the special Canada rule, you should be able to get a Gibraltar-originating *ONE* ticket issued in Canada at the Gibraltar price (converted to Canadian dollars).

serfty May 21, 2008 6:41 am


Originally Posted by Steve M (Post 9755951)
But, because of the special Canada rule, you should be able to get a Gibraltar-originating *ONE* ticket issued in Canada at the Gibraltar price (converted to Canadian dollars).

Just watch out for the CAD600 booking fees that seem to be the norm ...

matt123 May 21, 2008 3:41 pm


Originally Posted by serfty (Post 9756503)
Just watch out for the CAD600 booking fees that seem to be the norm ...

is that with a TA or directly with BA/CX/AA etc.

jgold May 21, 2008 3:49 pm


Originally Posted by matt123 (Post 9759747)
is that with a TA or directly with BA/CX/AA etc.

With the TA. I was quoted $500 USD/ticket by a Montreal TA to ticket my DONE5. AA charged I think $25/ticket to issue at the airport (some sort of "service fee").

ACfly May 22, 2008 2:05 pm

My advice: Call AA RTW desk, make the booking through them, get a quote from them and then give them your credit card number over the phone and then they will issue the ticket (electronic only) starting from anywhere at the lowest price without you having to visit Canada or incur a ridiculous booking fee from TA.

Steve M May 23, 2008 9:56 pm


Originally Posted by ACfly (Post 9764888)
My advice: Call AA RTW desk, make the booking through them, get a quote from them and then give them your credit card number over the phone and then they will issue the ticket (electronic only) starting from anywhere at the lowest price without you having to visit Canada or incur a ridiculous booking fee from TA.

I thought that the collective wisdom of this is that if you want AA to issue an electronic RTW ticket without actually visiting Canada in person, it had to be billed to a Canadian credit card. ?


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