TK - OSL-BKK RT - from 1490 EUR Business (J)
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2017
Programs: UA GS, Hyatt LT G, Marriott LT T
Posts: 275
TK OSL to SIN from around USD 1,700 in J
- Booking class: J
- Price: from 1,619€ (1,560€ base fare + taxes & surcharges).
- Day/time restrictions: -/-
- Advanced reservation/ticketing restrictions: -/-
- Minimum stay: -/-
- Maximum stay: 12 months.
- Stopovers: 2 free stopovers permitted in Turkey.
- Cancellations: charge 200€ for cancel/refund; ticket is non-refundable in case of no-show.
- Changes: charge 100€ for reissue/revalidation; charge 200€ for no-show.
#4
#7
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Denmark
Programs: TK Elite
Posts: 12,264
Book the ticket directly with TK and far ahead. Then hope for a schedule change of 15min or more, which will allow you to change origin and/or destination (within same region). With TK schedule changes are frequent.
#8
Join Date: Jan 2011
Programs: oneworld, * Alliance, Marriott Bonvoy, HHonors, WoH
Posts: 2,163
- Booking class: J
- Price: from 1,619€ (1,560€ base fare + taxes & surcharges).
- Day/time restrictions: -/-
- Advanced reservation/ticketing restrictions: -/-
- Minimum stay: -/-
- Maximum stay: 12 months.
- Stopovers: 2 free stopovers permitted in Turkey.
- Cancellations: charge 200€ for cancel/refund; ticket is non-refundable in case of no-show.
- Changes: charge 100€ for reissue/revalidation; charge 200€ for no-show.
No hat tip, no link, no mention.
Well, you did topic USD conversion by yourself for European flyers.
#9
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: YYZ
Programs: Ex-Bonvoyed, Hyatt, Hilton, BR, AC, AA
Posts: 1,386
Straight copy-paste from LoyaltyLobby yesterdays post. https://loyaltylobby.com/2023/03/28/...re-from-1619e/
No hat tip, no link, no mention.
Well, you did topic USD conversion by yourself for European flyers.
No hat tip, no link, no mention.
Well, you did topic USD conversion by yourself for European flyers.
Last edited by Dave510; Mar 30, 2023 at 1:51 am
#10
Join Date: Sep 2022
Location: FCO, SYD
Posts: 199
Hmm ... I was actually hoping to fly FCO-KUL in February 2023, and there actually is an OSL-SIN fare for €1,600 at the dates I am looking to travel. It won’t be the end of the world if I have to reposition at one end or the other, but to reposition at both would be annoying. Do you think there would be scope here to take advantage of a schedule change to alter the origin and/or destination, esp. origin, since KUL-SIN flights are a dime a dozen? I don't know if Norway and Italy would count as ’the same region’.
#11
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Denmark
Programs: TK Elite
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SIN and KUL is def. in the same region. Norway and Italy is not (based on the TK award chart) so I think you might face issues getting a change of origin to FCO approved. But as with most things, it will be up to the agent that you talk to.
#14
Join Date: Sep 2022
Location: FCO, SYD
Posts: 199
Well ... my travel dates for week-long trip to Malaysia in February next year are fairly fixed (give or take a day), and the dates this fare is available on are fairly limited, but it just so happens that this fare is available for my dates. Can anyone think of a reason why I shouldn’t just go ahead and book OSL-SIN for €1,650 in the hopes that a schedule change will enable me to change the origin/destination to FCO-KUL? SIN is no problem, as flights are frequent, and I have miles on SIA, but return flights FCO-OSL would be over €400 in Y, which is not unaffordable, but reduces the attractiveness of this fare—and I would have to allow a much larger connection buffer, potentially even overnight (at additional cost), since they would be on separate tickets—although it would still be less that than the direct FCO-KUL at €2,400.
Would I be wrong in assuming that a significant schedule change would allow me to cancel the whole ticket for a refund? I suppose the cancellation fee is only €200. In any case, I have never travelled TK before, so any tip or traps I should be aware of before I book would be appreciated. Thank you.
Would I be wrong in assuming that a significant schedule change would allow me to cancel the whole ticket for a refund? I suppose the cancellation fee is only €200. In any case, I have never travelled TK before, so any tip or traps I should be aware of before I book would be appreciated. Thank you.