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pig on the wing 08-27-2014 06:54 AM

FDX deviation policy
 
I am wondering if the deviation policy has changed. Can we now deviate on the first leg of a 2 day dh without canceling all dh reservations? For ex: my trip dh's to SEA then lays over then dh's to PVG. Can I just deviate on the SEA flight and keep the dh to PVG and associated ground Transpo I tack or is it still a cancel one and cancel all policy?
Thx

MaydayMark 08-27-2014 07:16 AM

Is Airline First Class Going Away? Yikes!
 
I know, I know ... this is a different subject than the original topic but I didn't want to start a whole new thread. :eek:

Should the Negotiating Committee add this to their long list of "requests"?

Airlines Mull First-Class Future as Business Beds Succeed - Bloomberg

trashhauler 08-27-2014 10:54 AM


Originally Posted by pig on the wing (Post 1713671)
I am wondering if the deviation policy has changed. Can we now deviate on the first leg of a 2 day dh without canceling all dh reservations? For ex: my trip dh's to SEA then lays over then dh's to PVG. Can I just deviate on the SEA flight and keep the dh to PVG and associated ground Transpo I tack or is it still a cancel one and cancel all policy?
Thx

Pig, you can deviate on the first leg and not on the second and keep the 2nd d/h and ground transport. The key, as you mentioned, is that they are on different days.

Sluggo_63 08-27-2014 10:54 AM


Originally Posted by pig on the wing (Post 1713671)
I am wondering if the deviation policy has changed. Can we now deviate on the first leg of a 2 day dh without canceling all dh reservations? For ex: my trip dh's to SEA then lays over then dh's to PVG. Can I just deviate on the SEA flight and keep the dh to PVG and associated ground Transpo I tack or is it still a cancel one and cancel all policy?
Thx

Yes you can. You can deviate leg-by-leg.

The Walrus 08-27-2014 11:02 AM

True, but be aware that your final check in will be in pvg.

pig on the wing 08-27-2014 11:20 AM

Thanks guys. I thought it had changed just wasn't exactly sure how.

KnightFlyer 08-27-2014 12:13 PM

Be careful on the scheduled SEA-PVG leg. If accepted fare is $4000 and actual ticketed fare is $6000, you will be/might get screwed on your deviation bank.

magicrat 03-05-2016 03:28 AM

Curious if anybody has any recent experience with deviating on only the first of 2 company scheduled legs? The trip had a company scheduled MEM-PHL-BDL. I have deviated on the MEM-PHL leg and have rebooked the same ticket for the PHL-BDL leg. I understand I must now "check-in" at the gate in PHL. The ground trans at BDL has remained on the pairing. Curious if anybody has had a problems (i.e. Scheduled leg canceling and not being pay protected) or have you been considered on the scheduled DH? Any special considerations for the check-in?
Thanks


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