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Results tagged with hidden-city-ticketing
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An airline booking ploy whereby to travel from A to B a (usually cheaper) ticket is bought from A to C with a connection at B and the traveller ends the journey at B without continuing to C. This tag is for questions about the practice and its advantages and disadvantages.
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Phnom Penh to Berlin, do we get our baggage in Frankfurt?
We don't have all the details of your itinerary (the airlines/flights/times), but what is most likely in your situation is that your luggage will be checked-through to the final destination, and you w …
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Flight cost from A->B/B->A is $2k more than C->A->B/B->A->C. What are the dos and don'ts
This is called "hidden city ticketing", you'll find quite a few questions on this topic. I'm pretty sure there is a canonical question and answer about this somewhere on the site with all the gory det …
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Skiplagging consequences
Like Hilmar, I don't think they can do anything before you actually skip a leg. So there could be consequences afterwards (the first one being that any further legs, like a return flight, on the same …
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