oneworld xONEx online booking tool [merged threads]
#61
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Seat 1A
Programs: Non-status paid F/J (best value for $$$)
Posts: 4,124
Note: With e-ticketing, there is a function called "Present Credit Card" indicator, also known as "PCC".
When purchasing tickets over the phone or online, some airlines (I know CX does this for their website) would add the PCC to the e-ticket record. This is done to prevent fraud.
With the PCC in the e-ticket record, the passenger would be required to show the credit card used to purchase the ticket at check-in. If for whatever reason he cannot present the credit card, he will be denied boarding unless he makes another payment either by cash or another credit card. (In the case of CX, for third party bookings, the credit card holder will need to visit a CX office to sign a credit card slip)
So in theory, you can have the carrier price the XONEX using the price as if it was sold in the country of origin. Then you would call the carrier's ticket office in the country of origin and give them your credit card number. The carrier should have no problem accepting the credit card as they can input the "PCC" into the e-ticket.
When purchasing tickets over the phone or online, some airlines (I know CX does this for their website) would add the PCC to the e-ticket record. This is done to prevent fraud.
With the PCC in the e-ticket record, the passenger would be required to show the credit card used to purchase the ticket at check-in. If for whatever reason he cannot present the credit card, he will be denied boarding unless he makes another payment either by cash or another credit card. (In the case of CX, for third party bookings, the credit card holder will need to visit a CX office to sign a credit card slip)
So in theory, you can have the carrier price the XONEX using the price as if it was sold in the country of origin. Then you would call the carrier's ticket office in the country of origin and give them your credit card number. The carrier should have no problem accepting the credit card as they can input the "PCC" into the e-ticket.
#63
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Japan
Programs: NH Diamond, JL JGC Diamond, BA Gold Guest List(Gold for life), CX Diamond
Posts: 1,580
The billing addoress(country) of credit card and the contry in which card are issued are not always same.
For example, I have a credit cards issued in HK,UK,JP. All cards' billing address are my real residence in Japan. So, you can not determine 'real billing address' by the country in which credit card are issued.
FYI, charged currecny are not alwasy same one used in issued country.
Some banks in Japan issued USD credit cards. Some banks in UK issued USD and EUR based credit cards.
#64
Join Date: Jun 2007
Programs: BA Executive Club
Posts: 71
Note: With e-ticketing, there is a function called "Present Credit Card" indicator, also known as "PCC".
With the PCC in the e-ticket record, the passenger would be required to show the credit card used to purchase the ticket at check-in. If for whatever reason he cannot present the credit card, he will be denied boarding unless he makes another payment either by cash or another credit card. (In the case of CX, for third party bookings, the credit card holder will need to visit a CX office to sign a credit card slip)
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With the PCC in the e-ticket record, the passenger would be required to show the credit card used to purchase the ticket at check-in. If for whatever reason he cannot present the credit card, he will be denied boarding unless he makes another payment either by cash or another credit card. (In the case of CX, for third party bookings, the credit card holder will need to visit a CX office to sign a credit card slip)
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#65
Suspended
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: None any more
Posts: 11,017
This is one of the reasons we now don't use CX to fly to The Philippines - there's no such messing around from Tiger Airways.
#67
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: New York
Programs: Starwood, SQ PPS, BA EXEC
Posts: 136
With E-TKTing, PTA's are a thing of the past....I dont think they are used anymore...What you can do is have the cardholder present themselves at the airport and have the card swiped..>Then as long as it is an 'in person transaction' there is no problem...
However, if the cardholder is in one country and if the fare requires ticketing to be in another country, that is where the problem lies
However, if the cardholder is in one country and if the fare requires ticketing to be in another country, that is where the problem lies
#68
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Seat 1A
Programs: Non-status paid F/J (best value for $$$)
Posts: 4,124
With E-TKTing, PTA's are a thing of the past....I dont think they are used anymore...What you can do is have the cardholder present themselves at the airport and have the card swiped..>Then as long as it is an 'in person transaction' there is no problem...
However, if the cardholder is in one country and if the fare requires ticketing to be in another country, that is where the problem lies
However, if the cardholder is in one country and if the fare requires ticketing to be in another country, that is where the problem lies
(With the use of paper IATA traffic documents discountinued, travel agents now have to issue a vMPD via BSPLink if they need to issue a PTA).
For tickets originating ex-MNL (and other cities in the Philippines) that are sold outside the Philippines, PTAs are still required. The only difference is that when the pax picks up the ticket in the Philippines, the ticket will be issued as an e-ticket.
This is due to a Filipino governemnt regulation where Filipino passport holders must pay a travel tax when purchasing tickets. This rule prevents Filipino passport holders from avoiding the tax by purchasing airline tickets outside the country.
A similar rule applies for ex-CMB tickets (due to monetary restrictions in Sri Lanka).
#69
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Based in London but away ~4 months a year, often in Bali
Programs: AA EXP
Posts: 322
I'd love a OW online tool that lets me promptly set-up, validate & price an itin. GSAa in far flung places generally cope far better when the itin is that ready to ticket. I'd love it even more if I could freely pay online by credit card without messing up the pricing, but I can see that's doing something more new and thus won't hold my breath.
Last edited by manar; Sep 14, 2008 at 8:19 pm
#70
Join Date: Jul 2008
Programs: BA Silver
Posts: 18
June 2 - "Oneworld® is set to be the first in the travel industry to sell multi-airline round-the-world air fares on-line.
It is on track to launch its on-line booking facility in the next few months"
I appreciate there was a lot more to factor in before going live, but any news on this?
It is on track to launch its on-line booking facility in the next few months"
I appreciate there was a lot more to factor in before going live, but any news on this?
#72
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Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Juneau, Alaska.
Programs: AS 75K;BA Silver;AA G;HH Dia;HY Glob
Posts: 15,819
Hey guess what? It's alive!
http://www.oneworld.com/
On the home page click on Round-theWorld Booking Tool or find it here:
http://www.oneworld.com/?infotab=booking
http://www.oneworld.com/
On the home page click on Round-theWorld Booking Tool or find it here:
http://www.oneworld.com/?infotab=booking
#73
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: JFK/LGA
Programs: AA EXP/5 MM, BA Blue Bayou, HH LT Diamond
Posts: 5,828
Hey guess what? It's alive!
http://www.oneworld.com/
On the home page click on Round-theWorld Booking Tool or find it here:
http://www.oneworld.com/?infotab=booking
http://www.oneworld.com/
On the home page click on Round-theWorld Booking Tool or find it here:
http://www.oneworld.com/?infotab=booking
http://www.travelingbetter.com/forum...ad.php?p=21139
#74
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Sydney, Australia
Programs: QF Gold LTG (ow Saph), HHon Silver, Marriot Gold
Posts: 2,927
Anybody been able to get it to load.
Mine gets the blue bar to near 100% but doesn't load.
Using Flash Version 9,0,124,0 on WinXP so should be OK as it says Flash 9 and above. Itin Planner and Flight Map worked previously.
FAQ is weird. Still refers to demo. No information on payment methods.
http://www.oneworld.com/ow/flight-in...y-planner-help
Appears that booking will be done predominately by first carrier.
Mine gets the blue bar to near 100% but doesn't load.
Using Flash Version 9,0,124,0 on WinXP so should be OK as it says Flash 9 and above. Itin Planner and Flight Map worked previously.
FAQ is weird. Still refers to demo. No information on payment methods.
http://www.oneworld.com/ow/flight-in...y-planner-help
Appears that booking will be done predominately by first carrier.
Mostly the carrier that you find in the code of the first segment of your itinerary is going to issue you with an e-ticket via e-mail. Please note that Qantas will ticket on behalf of JAL Japan Airlines and American Airlines will ticket on behalf of Royal Jordanian.
#75
Join Date: Jan 2000
Posts: 1,424
Got it to work with a simple DONE4 ATW. Codeshare out of Australia on AA, but it still seems to include some fuel surcharges for the QF segments.
The ticket information seems to be coming from the domain americanairlines.eu.amadeus.com so I assume the ticket is issued by AA?
The ticket information seems to be coming from the domain americanairlines.eu.amadeus.com so I assume the ticket is issued by AA?