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Yokoso Visit Japan oneworld YOKOSO/Visit Japan Economy Class Fares -This fare can be booked/purchased on/after 16JAN2018.(Travel dates on/after 01APR2018) 0. Application/Fares and Expenses A. Application: Economy OW/RT/CT/OJ via JL/NU Japan domestic flights (except NU flights operated by RAC) on/after 2018/4/1 and on/before 2019/3/31 for each sector with embargo dates. B. Fares NUMBER OF SECTORS FARE BASIS FARE JP TAX @ One Sector YOKOSO1 JPY10,000 JPY800 Two Sectors YOKOSO2 JPY20,000 per Three Sectors YOKOSO3 JPY30,000 applicable Four Sectors YOKOSO4 JPY40,000 sector Five Sectors YOKOSO5 JPY50,000 1. Eligibility A. Eligibility Valid for travel within Japan on/after 2018/4/1 and on/before 2019/3/31for each sector with embargo dates (refer to 3. Seasonality) B. Documentation 1. Applicable to overseas originating passengers and his/her residence must be outside Japan - refer to below **. 2. International travel to/from Japan must be on flights operated and marketed, or marketed by AA/AY/BA/CX/IB/JJ/JL/KA/LA/MH/QF/QR/RJ/S7/UL/XL/4M. 3. International air fare must be RT, CT or Open Jaw. The itinerary must be to/via Japan from outside Japan. 4. Tickets must be endorsed with the international ticket number. 5. Limited to one oneworld YOKOSO Japan Fare per international ticket. 6. Proof of Residence(see below**) and concerned International ticket must be presented at the time of check-in. ** Residence outside Japan - Passenger must show an official ID with his/her current local address outside of Japan. 3. Seasonality Travel must commence on/after 01 April 2018 and on/before 31 March 2019 except the blackout period 03AUG18 thru 16AUG18 and 21DEC18 thru 06JAN19 and 15MAR19 thru 31MAR19 for each Japan domestic sector. 4. Flight Application Participating carriers: JAPAN AIRLINES, JAPAN TRANSOCEAN AIR. JL flights operated by NU/J-Air/HAC (Hokkaido Air System) are permitted. JL codeshare flights operated by other carriers than NU/J-Air are not permitted. NU flights operated by RAC (Ryukyu Air Commuter) are excluded. 5. Reservations and Ticketing A. Reservations 1. Booking code: Y 2. Flight reservations must be confirmed for the first domestic sector. Subsequent sectors may be open dated. 3. Maximum of 5 sectors may be purchased. 4. Class J is not applicable however may be purchased at the time of check-in on a standby basis. 5. OSI input is required for all sectors: OSI JL YOKOSO JP 6. Capacity limitations The carrier shall limit the number of passengers carried on any one flight at fares governed by this rule and such fares will not necessarily be available on all flights. The number of seats, which the carrier may make available on a given flight, will be determined by the carriers best judgement. B. Payment and ticketing 1. Ticketing must be completed before departure of the first international flights from the country of origin. 2. Must be issued on a separate ticket to the international ticket. 3. Ticket must be validated on AA/AY/BA/CX/IB/JJ/JL/KA/LA/LP/MH/QF/QR/RJ/S7/UL/XL/4M only. 4. "NONEND" must appear in the Endorsement Box. 5. Embargo dates must be annotated in the Endorsement Box of the ticket if embargo dates exist during ticket validity. 6. "NONREF " must appear in the Endorsement Box. 7. Concerned international ticket number must appear in the Endorsement Box. 8. A proof of Residence (see below **) must be shown upon ticketing. A copy of passenger's official residence must be kept at the ticketing office ** Residence outside Japan - Passenger must show an official ID with his/her current local address outside of Japan. 6. Minimum Stay: None 7. Maximum Stay: 2 Months from departure date of first domestic sector or within the validity of the international ticket, whichever is earlier. 8. Stopovers: Not permitted 9. Transfers Not permitted 10. Constructions and Combinations A. Constructions: not applicable B. Combinations: not permitted. Fares used in combination must be issued separately. 14. Travel Start/End dates: See (3) Seasonality for all requirements. 15. Sales restrictions and Extension of Validity 1. International travel to/from Japan must be on AA/AY/BA/CX/ IB/JJ/JL/KA/LA/ MH/QF/QR/RJ/S7/UL/XL/4M. 2. Ticket must be validated on AA/AY/BA/CX/IB/JJ/JL/KA/LA/LP/MH/QF/QR/RJ/S7/UL/XL/4M only. 3. May not be sold in Japan. 4. PTA/MCO/MPD/GTR sales not permitted. 16. Changes and refunds A. Voluntary re-booking and re-routing: 1. Revalidation: not permitted for the first domestic sector. Remaining sectors may be changed at any time. 2. Rerouting not permitted B. Cancellation/no-show/upgrading 1. Totally unused – Refund the fare paid less JPY5,000. 2. Partially used – Refund the difference between the fare paid and the applicable normal domestic portions used (calculate in JPY only). 3. Refund in Japan is not permitted. Note: Penalty is waived in the death of passenger or passenger’s immediate family member. ------------- Local service fees may apply 19. Children and Infant Fares A. Children: 100 percent of the applicable adult Visit Japan Fares B. Infants (under 2 years/ without seat): free Note: Unaccompanied children not allowed 26. Groups: Not permitted .
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