Would this be a legal RTW re. back-tracking?
Mar 18, 2002, 10:59 pm
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Would this be a legal RTW re. back-tracking?
Would this routing be legal as part of a RTW:
some travel in Europe continuing to
Vienna (OS) to Cairo (SQ) Dubai (TG) to Bangkok transit (TG) to Delhi (TG) to Bangkok (TG) to Sydney then on to USA
All cities would be stopovers except for the first layover in BKK which would be a connection.
some travel in Europe continuing to
Vienna (OS) to Cairo (SQ) Dubai (TG) to Bangkok transit (TG) to Delhi (TG) to Bangkok (TG) to Sydney then on to USA
All cities would be stopovers except for the first layover in BKK which would be a connection.
Mar 19, 2002, 3:58 pm
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Rudi is right - so it it extremely difficult to get from Middle-East to India using a *A RTW.
... or perhaps I shouldn't be so infactuated with checking out Dubai?! However, I still wanted Cairo to be on my itinerary. Looks like KLM's Journey fare (which includes Air Pacific, Jet Airways - Indian domestic airline, Emirates, Northwest, Continental and Malaysian) is increasingly my best bet - though not my preference given what I've read about Emirates and their seating arrangements and sultry service. (This would be an Economy RTW)
... or perhaps I shouldn't be so infactuated with checking out Dubai?! However, I still wanted Cairo to be on my itinerary. Looks like KLM's Journey fare (which includes Air Pacific, Jet Airways - Indian domestic airline, Emirates, Northwest, Continental and Malaysian) is increasingly my best bet - though not my preference given what I've read about Emirates and their seating arrangements and sultry service. (This would be an Economy RTW)