Spain fare advice
Jul 9th, 2003, 01:05 PM
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igpjazz, I answered this question from the office (just as I am doing now) and so I didn't have my precise info with me.
At any rate, when I got home that night I re-checked the rate I had given you.
The tickets were $468 apiece with tax included. So I still think you are getting a good rate.
Happy travels!
Jul 9th, 2003, 02:59 PM
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SRS, thanks for your replies. That's the fare I'm getting,too. My concern with Iberia is that the tickets are totally non-refundable and reusable inspite of illness. Is this the info you're getting? Their customer services has been giving me different answers.
Jul 9th, 2003, 03:28 PM
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I didn't even look into that. I just saw the good price and jumped. My only concern was getting off of work.
However, you bring up a good point. Perhaps you could get some added insurance, like Access America, etc. which would cover you if you had to cancel for illness, etc. I think some of them do, but you have to buy within 10 days of your first payment on your trip (which I assume would be the airfare). If you go to insuremytrip.com, I think they tell you about many of the major insurance carriers.
However, you bring up a good point. Perhaps you could get some added insurance, like Access America, etc. which would cover you if you had to cancel for illness, etc. I think some of them do, but you have to buy within 10 days of your first payment on your trip (which I assume would be the airfare). If you go to insuremytrip.com, I think they tell you about many of the major insurance carriers.
