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Incorrect.It can be any One World airline. Just ask them to book it as 2 separate one way tickets within 24hrs.
To be eligible as a One World Classic Flight Award it must be on the same ticket.
Incorrect.It can be any One World airline. Just ask them to book it as 2 separate one way tickets within 24hrs.
after all your issues with the call centres, not sure why you still trust a word they say!An agent informed me last night that...
Sorry, I mean two separate one way flights on the same ticket - in case that works.Incorrect.
To be eligible as a One World Classic Flight Award it must be on the same ticket.
I know right?!after all your issues with the call centres, not sure why you still trust a word they say!
Incorrect. HUACA.My trip plan has 15 segments however on the phone i've been thold that there is a limit to booking 10 segments maximum. How do people go around to safetly booking trips with more than 10 segments without having the risk of rebooking if something is wrong?
They have called back. Very nice gentleman can't ticket our alternative 11 segment itinerary. Have to delete last flight. Maybe this is the same 10 segment glitch that Magicturtle8 is experiencing?Incorrect. HUACA.
We just removed the AKL and flying out of SIN, but cannot return to Singapore as that is the 11th segment. This is so painful and frustrating.I can confirm it isn't a 10 segment problem as I just booked a >11 segment route yesterday. The "NZ counts as Australia" theory and the 2x Sydney stopovers theory seem the most likely to me
There's no 10 segment limit. You can have 30 flights on the same PNR if you want (it won't qualify for OWA, but you can do it).We just removed the AKL and flying out of SIN, but cannot return to Singapore as that is the 11th segment. This is so painful and frustrating.
So the current solution is to remove 2 connecting Business class flights and fly economy direct, which makes it 10 segments and he says that might work. Says he will call me back again tonight while he works on it.
I know we can book upto 16 segments, but their system has all these limits that they can't seem to get around.
I've been told on the phone that any transit must follow the same airlines.
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I’m sensing incompetence here.I know we can book upto 16 segments, but their system has all these limits that they can't seem to get around.
If everyone I call says the same thing and encounters the same problem, how do I get it booked?I’m sensing incompetence here.![]()
Something very wrong has happened to this booking. It sounds like some error has crept in, and agents are at a loss to identify it, so are coming up with different reasons. None of which seem to be fixing the problem because when you remove one, it creates something elsewhere.We just removed the AKL and flying out of SIN, but cannot return to Singapore as that is the 11th segment. This is so painful and frustrating.
So the current solution is to remove 2 connecting Business class flights and fly economy direct, which makes it 10 segments and he says that might work. Says he will call me back again tonight while he works on it.
I know we can book upto 16 segments, but their system has all these limits that they can't seem to get around.
Agree. The whole pitch is total rubbish.There is no 10 sector limit. There is no reason for your ticket to be issued in thai baht. A transit less than 24 hours with an international sector is not considered a stopover.
That's what happened to the first one. They cancelled to try to rebook to remove the Thai baht issue.Can you cancel the whole thing, and start again?
Are they outright cancelling the booking, or just deleting certain segments and keeping others, and then building the trip again?That's what happened to the first one. They cancelled to try to rebook to remove the Thai baht issue.
This second one is in Aud but it won't ticket with 11 sectors. It ticketed with 10 sectors and left out 2 sectors. So we tried again.
If I cancel this booking, won't I have the same issues with agents not being able to ticket it and the same agents not understanding the rules?
Maybe I should ...
At the moment, it's no longer ticketed as far as I know.
They should waive the cancellation fee if they can’t ticket what you want.They're keeping some segments and adding a couple at the beginning and 3 at the end. No AKL or Bali. If we cancel, we'll be charged the cancellation fee and they've already deducted the points so don't have enough points left to rebook until points are returned.
As it is, we just cancelled 2 Qantas business award seats from Sydney to New York to have enough points to rebook the cancelled One World as not all points were returned yet. (We booked 2 economy award seats on Velocity instead.That is going to be one uncomfortable trip to US on United.)
Still waiting for another call back to see but hoping that with only 10 segments now, it'll ticket. Once this is over, we'll try to ditch Qantas pts and collect more Velocity. Not happy Jan!
This latest one is currently in AUD. They're still working on calculating the changes so that it can be ticketed.They should waive the cancellation fee if they can’t ticket what you want.
there’s no reason you should need to limit your tickets to ten segments.
Whatever is causing the problem is somewhere in those segments they’re keeping. If it’s the middle ones with BKK and HKT that could be a possible problem as it’s defaulting the ticket to thai baht.
No, i’m with you. But whatever the problem was pricing it in thai baht, is still there when charging you AUD.This latest one is currently in AUD. They're still working on calculating the changes so that it can be ticketed.
The one cancelled last Tue was in Thai Baht. Apologies for confusion.