*A RTW open segment question
Oct 5, 2005 | 4:25 pm
#1
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*A RTW open segment question
hello all,
i have a coulpe open segments from my CRWSTAR2, one of them is SIN-FRA originaly issued for use with SQ. now i cant find any seats under SQ flight # for the days i'd like to travel, but there is available seats on the same flight under LH codeshare #. does anyone know if i can just change to that or do i need to reissue the ticket and pay the change fee...
thanks in advance
sentom
i have a coulpe open segments from my CRWSTAR2, one of them is SIN-FRA originaly issued for use with SQ. now i cant find any seats under SQ flight # for the days i'd like to travel, but there is available seats on the same flight under LH codeshare #. does anyone know if i can just change to that or do i need to reissue the ticket and pay the change fee...
thanks in advance
sentom
Oct 6, 2005 | 2:59 am
#2
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 1,201
Originally Posted by sentom
hello all,
i have a coulpe open segments from my CRWSTAR2, one of them is SIN-FRA originaly issued for use with SQ. now i cant find any seats under SQ flight # for the days i'd like to travel, but there is available seats on the same flight under LH codeshare #. does anyone know if i can just change to that or do i need to reissue the ticket and pay the change fee...
thanks in advance
sentom
i have a coulpe open segments from my CRWSTAR2, one of them is SIN-FRA originaly issued for use with SQ. now i cant find any seats under SQ flight # for the days i'd like to travel, but there is available seats on the same flight under LH codeshare #. does anyone know if i can just change to that or do i need to reissue the ticket and pay the change fee...
thanks in advance
sentom
Oct 6, 2005 | 2:14 pm
#3
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: SZG
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Originally Posted by ulev
No reissue, no change fee. You can rebook a segment as often as you want as long as it is on a * carrier. To be on the save side you can get youself a sticker from a ticket counter, but most of the time this is not necessary.