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About LinkBacksAs long as you have a zed listing and pnr, you could speak with an agent in FRA and they should be able to roll you over to the next available WAW flight. From what I've read here, LH agents are very helpful with non-revs.
As long as you have a zed listing and pnr, you could speak with an agent in FRA and they should be able to roll you over to the next available WAW flight. From what I've read here, LH agents are very helpful with non-revs.
Agreed - talk to LH. Give them what you have, and take it from there. You have a paper ticket, right? Most of the time I've flown with paper ZEDs, I didn't have a listing. It's generally not that big of a deal. If you give your old listing, they should be able to change it.
Spongebue - NonRev Correspondent - U.S./Midwest Region
Well we made it to PHL. Not sure about the flights out. One agent said no problem, I will get on. Another said seats are full. We shall see. I am sooo tired and just want to get to get to Poland. I do have a paper ticket for LH.
Great--if you have 2 differing opinions, do like my mom did. When she was diagnosed with cancer and the doc said, you could live for 3 years or 30 yrs. "I'll take the 30, please." Darned if she didn't do just that!
Got with the agent who said you'll get on. Let's hope you're Warszawa bound!! Tomorrow I'll have tea in the mug I bought there.
mrs767er - NonRev Correspondent - Specialty Travel
Wherever you go, there you are
koniucha (27-Jun-2013)
Well, no "stuck in PHL" posts or anything like that, so I'm guessing you at least made it across the ocean? Sure hope so, and making it to WAW would be even better! Good luck!
Spongebue - NonRev Correspondent - U.S./Midwest Region
Hope my advice and info helped
So I am in poland! ! Tomaszow Mazowiecki to be exact. I got out of phl on the first flight out, only two seats open. It was also easy to get out of fra, many open seats. It was a bit stressful, but I am quite the worrier. I am trying not ti think too much about the way back. I am leaving a day earlier, just in case.
Glad to hear everything worked out. Enjoy your trip!
Thanks for the update. Have fun.
Keep'em Flying
Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
Wonderful! It's always a good idea to leave a day or two to get back, especially on a trip like this that requires multiple legs. If you get home early, that means you have a day or two to recuperate before re-entering the real world. And that's not so bad either
Spongebue - NonRev Correspondent - U.S./Midwest Region
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