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Flying To/From Melbourne On United
Just a curious question.
Are we able to purchase Sydney-Melbourne only tickets on UA, or is the Sydney-Melbourne flight only for those who are going to or coming from the USA? |
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No its not possible as they are an 'international' carrier, I know what mean though like people do on QF flights, but as QF flies domestic they can consider that sector a 'domestic' sector.
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United was allowed to sell tickets MEL-SYD & v.v just after Ansett went bust.
They charged $50 each way and they put a lot of people in J class on the the sector, probably in the hope of getting more long haul custom. |
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UA don't have Domestic rights in Australia to open the SYD-MEL-SYD route up for fare paying pax.
That said, I've been lucky to fly it a couple times The loads to/from MEL are usually quite full.
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Will the new Open Skies agreement allow UA to sell the domestic segment?
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No as an airline needs to be more than 50% Australian owned.
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There were a few times when the 839 and 863 arrived on different piers (due to shortage of gates) - really annoying to have to get the pax to transfer from the 863 (SFO-SYD inbound) to the 839 (SYD-MEL) because it's such a long walk! |
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