piperlance
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- Mar 26, 2009
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Currently in Asia, and trying to change the return leg of a flight online. Each time I go to change my booking I can select new flights and get as far as payment when I am told I must cancel the leg, and select new flights. Presumably that involves a cancellation fee rather than a change fee. I deliberately selected a supersaver for the return - allowing changes with a fee.
I have a nagging fear that because the outbound leg was a red-e-deal, that the more restrictive rules apply to the whole fare.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
I have a nagging fear that because the outbound leg was a red-e-deal, that the more restrictive rules apply to the whole fare.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
