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Old March 19th, 2004, 07:05 PM
Ulf Kutzner
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Default any tips to avoid reliving my recent nightmare ?

mtravelkay schrieb:

I puzzled by this whole thread. A person has a ticket for a certain
flight number with an OK status (presumably) how can they refuse
boarding to a passenger because of some internal inter-airline
squabble?


I can guarantee that if you write a bad check for a plane ticket, the
airline can pull you off the flight no matter what the status said on
your ticket. What appears to have happened, is that NW changed the
flight from one codeshare to another, and the AS agent or the AS PNR
seemed to be confused about what happened and labeled it as NW not
paying for the seat and the seat was still booked.


If a code share agreement is changed after bookings have been made, they
should respect these bookings.

Regards, ULF