It counts as a NYC transit but it also burns up an extra sector.Does it count as a transfer if you fly into JFK and out of LGA within 24 hours? Or does it have to be in and out of the same airport?
It counts as a NYC transit but it also burns up an extra sector.Does it count as a transfer if you fly into JFK and out of LGA within 24 hours? Or does it have to be in and out of the same airport?
Thing is, if you try and make a change (add segments) to a booking with confirmed AB flights, it won't let you reissue the ticket. The window has passed to "hold on" to those segments.For those of you with AB long haul flights from 16/10/2017 onwards that AB has now officially cancelled in the GDS, QF will rebook you into a commercial class, IF there is no award availability. That means you will earn points/status credits on the new flights. It's up to your imagination from there...
QF has already started to proactively hold seats on other oneworld carriers to accommodate the AB cancellations.
QF will most likely attempt to call you in the coming days if they haven't already.
You should NOT be charged any additional taxes or fuel fines for re-routing onto another carrier, as it is an involuntary re-route.
the only segment which i could only book economy was MAD - HKG. theres availability now for business only 2 hr 45 min flight. however qantas said since i started the journey, i cannot make changes. i could only change dates unless the flights was in australia only.
is there anyway to change this ? i'm actually waiting on FCO - HKG instead but nothing as yet.
QF have previously told me this condition is very strictly applied.Doesn't look like it based on this rule.
14.7.9 The following changes are not permitted to any Classic Flight Reward within 24 hours before departure from the point of origin of the first Flight Segment on the Itinerary:
(a) change to class of travel;
(b) change to any Segment routing or airline; and
(c) change to name (only for Flights with a Qantas (QF) flight number on the ticket that are operated by Qantas).
Look up "married segments". Just because there is availability A-B-C (transit in B), does not mean there is separate availability A-B and B-C - and vice versa.On my flight home I am booked on CX J from SFO to SYD via HKG.
I had been hoping to get QF74 J SFO to SYD on 30/07/2018 but no availability came up for this flight on this day.
I was playing around with award bookings and it shows a J seat on 30/07/2018 but only in combination.
QF74 SFO - SYD & QF117 or QF127 SYD - HKG.
I asked the cc if I could take QF74 to SYD only.
She kept saying there are no J seats on QF74 to SYD. I did say there is availability on QF74 if I take a flight to HKG can I just break the journey in SYD? She offered to book me to HKG but kept saying there are no seats to SYD.
She could not explain why I couldn't just take QF74 to SYD only that there are no J seats to SYD.
Are some seats only released in combination with another flight?
I had similar & rang the call centre to fix it.
Can't recall & could be wrong - I think there was no actual availability even though the online booking had showed there was.
Eitherway shouldn't be charged the service fee to rectify it. It took a long while (1 to 2 hours), and they didn't advise how it was solved (maybe another seat was released, because of the shown availability?).
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Do you mind posting the routing and carriers you've used for each sector? A $3999 carrier charge certainly doesn't look right...Well, I finally got one to work............ Maybe I'd be better paying cash........
Do you mind posting the routing and carriers you've used for each sector? A $3999 carrier charge certainly doesn't look right...
That doesn't seem right at all. Are you sure your routing is within the OW Award rules?Well, I finally got one to work............ Maybe I'd be better paying cash........
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Thing is, if you try and make a change (add segments) to a booking with confirmed AB flights, it won't let you reissue the ticket. The window has passed to "hold on" to those segments.
