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Right. We're talking about the same thing. Some people want to save money going to the intermediate stops. If you want to go to X, the flight A->X is $1000, o
by drekipus 3y ago
Right. We're talking about the same thing.
Some people want to save money going to the intermediate stops.
If you want to go to X, the flight A->X is $1000, or A->X->B is $700.
People are saying you should be able to go on the second flight and ditch. They are saving $300.
- gruez 3y agoRight, and what if you were buying a ticket from A -> B, you were offered two options: 1. $1000 "regular" ticket, you could skip any time you want 2. $700 "discounted" ticket, but the airline makes you promise that you won't get off at X In this case you can't really complain about how airlines are "imposing limitations" or whatever, because you willingly agreed to it as a condition for receiving the discounted ticket. If you secretly wanted to go to X, it'll be even better if you could receive the discount and get off at X, but that violates the agreement you had with the airline, and the airline was only willing to offer the cheaper ticket to you because they thought you were going all the way to B.