Hi,
My girlfriend and I are going to Hong Kong at the end of the year. When we went and book the tickets, we were given two options. One is leaving together on the 22nd (of Dec) evening. The other option is leaving on different flights 6 hours apart on the 21st.
Due to the limited amount of holiday that we have, we took the second option so we can spend one more day overseas.
I then thought about the possibility of waiting list. We were thinking that if we can be put on the waiting list for both flights, we have a high chance of flying together simply because we only need one seat on either flights.
I called Cathay Pacific and was informed that they don't deal with changes and wanted me to go back to Flight Centre. But there isn't any seats at the moment (otherwise we would've booked on the same flight), so I don't really get the point of going back to Flight Centre.
My questions is, how does waiting list work? We are happy with our current arrangement (flying separately on 21st) but would be happier if we can fly together.
Thanks,
Alan
My girlfriend and I are going to Hong Kong at the end of the year. When we went and book the tickets, we were given two options. One is leaving together on the 22nd (of Dec) evening. The other option is leaving on different flights 6 hours apart on the 21st.
Due to the limited amount of holiday that we have, we took the second option so we can spend one more day overseas.
I then thought about the possibility of waiting list. We were thinking that if we can be put on the waiting list for both flights, we have a high chance of flying together simply because we only need one seat on either flights.
I called Cathay Pacific and was informed that they don't deal with changes and wanted me to go back to Flight Centre. But there isn't any seats at the moment (otherwise we would've booked on the same flight), so I don't really get the point of going back to Flight Centre.
My questions is, how does waiting list work? We are happy with our current arrangement (flying separately on 21st) but would be happier if we can fly together.
Thanks,
Alan