knightfall88
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This one point is concerning me, it came from the 'Incorrect information you've been given by Qantas Contact Centre' thread.
What was said:
My first ticket was issued in August 2019.
I now have flights in May 2020 and December 2020 on this ticket. I want to know that come August 2020, will my ticket expire. If so what the heck do I do then when I still have flights in December 2020?
What was said:
Essentially what was said is that e-tickets will expire 12 months after your FIRST issue. So if you have flights after 12 months which some of us do as you can continue to add more flights as they are released then there is a problem? My understanding was that everytime you add more flights and the ticket is re-issued, that becomes the new issue date and will expire 12 months from that date.There is no 'rule'.
It just won't work as airline tickets have an expiry of one year. That's how airline ticketing works, no matter what airline (that uses etkts). Jetstar, AirAsia, Scoot are examples of airlines who don't use e-tickets.
You may be able to book it, but I can tell you with 100% certainty, when the time comes to take your flight in Feb 2021, your ticket will be 'void' or 'expired'. Booking will be there, but the flights you won't be able to take.
My first ticket was issued in August 2019.
I now have flights in May 2020 and December 2020 on this ticket. I want to know that come August 2020, will my ticket expire. If so what the heck do I do then when I still have flights in December 2020?
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