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Lufthansa Early Bird Premium Economy Class Fares Enrol now for: Information, Support & Rewards LUFTHANSA EARLY BIRD PREMIUM ECONOMY CLASS FARES This fare sheet to be used a a guide only. Refer to your GDS for up-to-date fare conditions. Fare Reference 25.01.2016/LHPEPROMO Sales/Ticketing Period 25 January - 09 March 2016 Travel Period 01 March - 15 December 2016 Fare Type GDS Published Fare Update Lufthansa Early Bird Premium Economy Class Fare to Europe Origin SYD MEL BNE PER ADL Destination EUROPE AGP AMS ATH BCN BEG BER BHX BRE BRU BSL BUD BUH CGN CPH DBV DRS DUB DUS EDI FAO FLR FRA GDN GVA HAJ HAM HEL IEV IST KRK KTW LED LEJ LIS LJU LON LUX LUZ LWO LYS MAD MAN MIL MLA MOW MRS MSQ MUC NAP NCE NCL NUE OPO OSL PAR POZ PRG RIX ROM SJJ SOF SPU STO STR TLS TRN VCE VIE VLC VNO VRN WAW WRO ZAD ZAG ZRH NOTE: Destinations are subject to change due to operational reasons. FARE Fare Grid - AUD ROUTING DOMESTIC AU SYD MEL BNE PER ADL INTERLINE PARTNERS (OAL) BASIS Round-trip NNCPAU1 EH TS No 2299 CA CX OZ QF SQ TG FARE Booking Class PREMIUM ECONOMY COMPARTMENT ECONOMY COMPARTMENT IF PREMIUM ECONOMY NOT AVAILABLE/NOT OFFERED BASIS LH Long- LH Long- LH Intra LH Code- QF CX SQ CA CX OZ QF SQ TG 4U haul haul EU share NNCPAU1 N T E P S Y Y Y V/L Y O/Q/S/L Y B D/I NOTE: Refer to your GDS for up-to-date booking class on OAL Product Click here for LH Premium Economy Product Click here for CX Premium Economy Product Click here for QF Premium Economy Product Click here for SQ Premium Economy Product Routings CA SYD/MEL - BJS/SHA & v.v. CX SYD/MEL/BNE/ADL/PER - HKG & v.v. OZ SYD - SEL & v.v. QF SYD/MEL/BNE - HKG/SIN & v.v. SYD - BKK/SHA/JKT & v.v. SQ SYD/MEL/BNE/ADL/PER - SIN & v.v. TG SYD/MEL/BNE/PER - BKK & v.v. 4U BER/CGN/HAJ/HAM/STR - EU1&EU2 LH SIN HKG BKK BJS SHA - MUC/FRA - EU1&EU2 ADL/BNE/MEL/PER/SYD - SIN & v.v. Code-share flights with SQ. SYD/MEL - BKK & v.v. Code-share flights with TG. Code-shares OAL Not permitted LH Permitted under LH flight number, as follows: ADL/BNE/MEL/PER/SYD - SIN & v.v. operated by SQ SYD/MEL - BKK & v.v. operated by TG Within Europe, except flights operated by TK Validity Min stay: 6D Max Stay: 3M Stopovers One stopover per direction limited to 1 FOC and 1 at EUR75. The turnaround point is not considered a stopover. Transfers Four transfers permitted in each direction at transfer points, as per Route Map. Surface Sectors Permitted in Asia and Europe at passengers' expense. Combinations All Lufthansa Global Fares can be combined within and across compartment on a half round-trip basis. Example: LH Introductory Premium Economy Class Fare can be combined with LH Global Premium Economy Class Fare All Lufthansa published fares can be combined with any OS or LX published fares on a half round-trip basis. Double open - jaw permitted on a half round-trip basis. Changes Reissue fee: EUR190 - shown as DU tax code In case of changes that require fare upsell, taxes addcoll etc., the above fee applies together with fare and tax difference. Infant paying 10% of adult fares: No reissue fee applies Involuntary changes: LH validated tickets to be reissued by Lufthansa No-show: Changes not permitted. In case of combinations of fares with different reissue fees, charge the highest reissue fee of changed fare components. Refund Before/After Departure: Non-refundable (YQ/YR non-refundable) In case of combinations of fares with different cancellation fees, the most restrictive refund conditions will apply. Discounts Child: Not applicable Infant: Charge 10% of applicable Adult fare Payment Cash/credit cards permitted Ticketing Published fare commissionable 6% via BSP (LH standalone and any published fare combination LH/OS or LH/LX). Validating carrier: LH 220 (LX and OS permitted for combined LH/LX or LH/OS fares). Ticketing time limit: Due to automated ticketing deadline control, difference could exist between the fare rule last ticketing date and the system generated ticketing deadline message. The most restrictive ticketing time limit applies. Manually entered ticket numbers not permitted. Links eXperts lufthansaexperts.com LH Product Lufthansa Product Guide Frankfurt Airport Frankfurt Airport Munich Airport Munich Airport Frequent Flyer Miles & More Star Alliance staralliance.com German National Tourist Office Germany Tourism Website.
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