DoctorSimon
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Hi, I haven't seen this discussed so ...
On the oneworld website, is a news release that says "oneworld® is set to be the first in the travel industry to sell multi-airline round-the-world air fares on-line".
It goes on to say "The system will enable customers to plan oneworld Explorer round-the-world trips, which can be of up to 16 segments. As a customer builds his or her itinerary, it will verify flight availability, displaying only flights that have seats available for the date and routes selected. It will automatically validate that the itinerary meets all fare rules and conditions - and then provide an instant price. Once a customer has finalised his or her itinerary, he or she will be able to pay on-line using a credit card and print out all the details before his or her e-tickets are delivered by email."
The only downside appears to be (1) it is being developed by Qantas for oneworld and (2) it will be available in coming months.
It certainly sounds like it could be a great tool.
On the oneworld website, is a news release that says "oneworld® is set to be the first in the travel industry to sell multi-airline round-the-world air fares on-line".
It goes on to say "The system will enable customers to plan oneworld Explorer round-the-world trips, which can be of up to 16 segments. As a customer builds his or her itinerary, it will verify flight availability, displaying only flights that have seats available for the date and routes selected. It will automatically validate that the itinerary meets all fare rules and conditions - and then provide an instant price. Once a customer has finalised his or her itinerary, he or she will be able to pay on-line using a credit card and print out all the details before his or her e-tickets are delivered by email."
The only downside appears to be (1) it is being developed by Qantas for oneworld and (2) it will be available in coming months.
It certainly sounds like it could be a great tool.
