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Old 10-27-2009 | 01:22 PM
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They are pretty helpful there... I tried, left a voicemail. Thanks
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Old 10-27-2009 | 01:36 PM
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In my experience, no problems but you own the ticket if you have to cancel. The expense seems to be tied to the first ticket. Since that is not within three days of the bid month no slide. As always bank money stays in respective month.

If somehow they let you split the round trip fare let us know that could be usefull.
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Old 10-27-2009 | 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Skimmology
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Can you buy a round trip ticket and expense it?

You have the bank. All in the same bid month.
End a pairing on the 21st, ticket home on the 22nd, MEM to XYZ.
Begin a pairing on the 29th, ticket XYZ to MEM on the 28th.

So roundtrip ticket MEM-XYZ-MEM. Each travel day is within 3 days of a trip pairing.

I have always done one way tickets, but have been looking at round trips. They would be cheaper and save money. Can I expense this type of deviation?
Are you talking about buying a nonrefundable r/t with the company credit card? If so, yes you can do it. I used to do it all the time on AA before they gave us miles. Back then, (and still so) you could get the AAdvantage miles since you are paying the same price as any other traveler. They only downside is, that once you buy the ticket, you can't get rid of the trip since the tickets are non refundable.
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Old 10-27-2009 | 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by FDXLAG
In my experience, no problems but you own the ticket if you have to cancel. The expense seems to be tied to the first ticket. Since that is not within three days of the bid month no slide. As always bank money stays in respective month.

If somehow they let you split the round trip fare let us know that could be usefull.
FDXLAG, I believe you're correct on all counts, except, if a company change to your trip makes the ticket unuseable. If scheds changes your trip so that you can't use the ticket, as long as it's not a non-refundable ticket, they will cover the airline charges for changing the ticket.

CBA 8.C.3.a.iv. Ticket issuing, refund or transfer costs, if any, of an unused deviation ticket shall not be allowable unless a Company schedule change was the reason why the ticket could not be used, or had to be changed.
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Old 10-27-2009 | 03:47 PM
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Overnite,
Thanks. That is exactly what I am talking about. I am trying to get a call into ask. Good info. Again thanks
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Old 10-27-2009 | 05:48 PM
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I buy RT tickets all the time. Never had a problem with expensing them. I just put in the comments section that it's a RT ticket covering the 2 D/Hs.

They don't care what you buy as long as it meets all the CBA parameters for deviation, class of travel, etc,. Including ,that you can not buy a ticket on the credit card, if Corp Trav could buy it for you cheaper(exact same flt/same day).
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Old 10-27-2009 | 08:26 PM
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quote=Skimmology;702106]Piggy Back

Can you buy a round trip ticket and expense it?

You have the bank. All in the same bid month.
End a pairing on the 21st, ticket home on the 22nd, MEM to XYZ.
Begin a pairing on the 29th, ticket XYZ to MEM on the 28th.

So roundtrip ticket MEM-XYZ-MEM. Each travel day is within 3 days of a trip pairing.



I have always done one way tickets, but have been looking at round trips. They would be cheaper and save money. Can I expense this type of deviation?[/quote]
I have done this many times before. Had a double DH carryover trip for example and bought a roundtrip ticket with my company CC. I then expensed it out in whatever month worked better for me. In other words, I attached the total expense of the roundtrip ticket to either the front end or back end DH.
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