Qantas Sale fare change fee query, adding stop over.

Yes decided to just book a separate ticket via AA.
Playing around with the Multi City fare calculator and a $2,000 fare became an $8,000 fare. :eek::eek::eek:
Good choice… if you have no plan to stay in LAX, you can try to ask AA ground staff at the Toronto airport check-in to send your suitcase to Sydney not Los Angeles. I think that you don’t have to worry about picking it up at the LAX airport.
 
If you had booked your original ticket through a TA you could buy a second ticket on the same PNR and you would be protected, but if you bought from QF direct you won’t be able to do that. QF will just sell you a new fare to your new destination and deduct the original amount plus change fee.
@madrooster can correct me if I’m wrong, but me plolking random unconnected tickets onto one PNR doesn’t protect them as far as I know, and I am a TA.
 
Madrooster can correct me if I’m wrong, but me plolking random unconnected tickets onto one PNR doesn’t protect them as far as I know, and I am a TA.

It does for oneworld, he’s done it for me many times.
 
Good choice… if you have no plan to stay in LAX, you can try to ask AA ground staff at the Toronto airport check-in to send your suitcase to Sydney not Los Angeles. I think that you don’t have to worry about picking it up at the LAX airport.
AA doesn't generally through-check on separate PNRs, even their own metal.
 
AA doesn't generally through-check on separate PNRs, even their own metal.

True, but I’d still ask. I once flew IAH-DFW to self connect to QF8, I didn’t even ask, AA agent proactively asked if I had a connection and checked my bag through (he said I had to OLCI with QF for him to do it).

But yes, definitely don’t expect it.
 
True, but I’d still ask. I once flew IAH-DFW to self connect to QF8, I didn’t even ask, AA agent proactively asked if I had a connection and checked my bag through (he said I had to OLCI with QF for him to do it).

But yes, definitely don’t expect it.

I will defer to those well travelled...
Assuming this was after 01/09/2016 when the policy was changed?
 
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