EY: CMB-MEL r/t 3,900usd in F (A380)
Sep 9, 16, 4:44 pm
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EY: CMB-MEL r/t 3,900usd in F (A380)
Connects in AUH so gives you plenty of time to enjoy the Apartment 
. Do note that some flights are on 777.
https://goo.gl/flights/913v
Etihad Airways (EY)DRTLK RRTLK CMB to MEL
However, I'm confused because fare code is D. Isn't D use for business class? Anyway, have fun with this fare, I checked and there are plenty of dates available through next year. If you can't see the link, check the dates on ITA.
Also available CMB-MEL as one-way for 1,700usd on A380 operated by EK.
https://goo.gl/flights/roNa
Edit: Fare code is indeed F, although it reprices to 4k, still a good price. For some reason, google flights is showing the price for D.
. Do note that some flights are on 777.https://goo.gl/flights/913v
Etihad Airways (EY)
Also available CMB-MEL as one-way for 1,700usd on A380 operated by EK.
https://goo.gl/flights/roNa
Edit: Fare code is indeed F, although it reprices to 4k, still a good price. For some reason, google flights is showing the price for D.
Last edited by zoqfotpik; Sep 9, 16 at 7:45 pm Reason: added notes
Sep 9, 16, 7:44 pm
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Stopovers are allowed. It is possible to connect in BOM which also operates A380 going to/from AUH.
CMB-BOM-AUH-MEL-AUH-CMB (with stopover in AUH and 3 segments in A380)
https://goo.gl/flights/eqa0
You can try Priceline, if it doesn't price on Expedia or EY website.
CMB-BOM-AUH-MEL-AUH-CMB (with stopover in AUH and 3 segments in A380)
https://goo.gl/flights/eqa0
You can try Priceline, if it doesn't price on Expedia or EY website.
Last edited by zoqfotpik; Sep 9, 16 at 7:55 pm
Sep 10, 16, 4:11 am
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Sep 10, 16, 6:14 am
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Sep 10, 16, 2:46 pm
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I'm not a fare rule expert but it looks like a flexible fare - unlimited stopover, max 12 months stay on last stopover, HIP exceptions, date change FOC, etc. You wouldn't buy this ticket and fly it as a whole. You have an option to break into segments and nest it with your other trips through next year.
