Roland Perry

In message
<31ef8c25-83b8-4ee6-be6c-224aede6d7fa@k37g2000hsf..com>, at
02:42:48 on Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Mr Thant
<maha.thray.sithu.u.thant@> remarked:
>> less: Higher priced specific route tickets - very opaque unless you've
>>                                               had access to the sort of
>>                                               info we've been waving
>>                                               around in this thread.
>
>I've heard this before, but I can't find it written anywhere. All I
>can find in the Routeing Guide is:
>
>"You may only use all the permitted routes if the fare is unrouted or
>the route is described as "any permitted". An "any permitted" ticket
>cannot be used for travel on a *route not listed in the Routeing
>Guide* for which a higher priced route specific fare exists. It can be
>used on any route not listed in the Routeing Guide for which a lower
>priced route specific fare exists."
>
>Are you ignoring the bit I've highlighted, or is there some other
>rule?

This may be getting into the "something else" territory I mentioned a
few days ago. I've been expressing the rule in the way I understood that
it worked, but you are correct to highlight the opaqueness.
--
Roland Perry