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If I have ordered a travel from San Fransisco to Amsterdam, and American airline have given me tickets from San Fransisco to Denver and tickets from Denver to Amsterdam, can I then skip the first flight and check in at Denver instead?










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    If I have ordered a travel from San Fransisco to Amsterdam, and American airline have given me tickets from San Fransisco to Denver and tickets from Denver to Amsterdam, can I then skip the first flight and check in at Denver instead?










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      If I have ordered a travel from San Fransisco to Amsterdam, and American airline have given me tickets from San Fransisco to Denver and tickets from Denver to Amsterdam, can I then skip the first flight and check in at Denver instead?










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      If I have ordered a travel from San Fransisco to Amsterdam, and American airline have given me tickets from San Fransisco to Denver and tickets from Denver to Amsterdam, can I then skip the first flight and check in at Denver instead?





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          The answer is NO.



          If you miss any segment of an Itinerary, all following segments will be cancelled, in both directions.



          For clarity, you will not necessarily lose any remaining value of the tickets, even if they are 'non-refundable'. You can apply that value to future travel, you just can't get the money back.






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          • You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

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          • Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

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          The answer is NO.



          If you miss any segment of an Itinerary, all following segments will be cancelled, in both directions.



          For clarity, you will not necessarily lose any remaining value of the tickets, even if they are 'non-refundable'. You can apply that value to future travel, you just can't get the money back.






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          • You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

            – phoog
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:22











          • Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

            – Johns-305
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          The answer is NO.



          If you miss any segment of an Itinerary, all following segments will be cancelled, in both directions.



          For clarity, you will not necessarily lose any remaining value of the tickets, even if they are 'non-refundable'. You can apply that value to future travel, you just can't get the money back.






          share|improve this answer

























          • You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

            – phoog
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:22











          • Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

            – Johns-305
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:23














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          The answer is NO.



          If you miss any segment of an Itinerary, all following segments will be cancelled, in both directions.



          For clarity, you will not necessarily lose any remaining value of the tickets, even if they are 'non-refundable'. You can apply that value to future travel, you just can't get the money back.






          share|improve this answer















          The answer is NO.



          If you miss any segment of an Itinerary, all following segments will be cancelled, in both directions.



          For clarity, you will not necessarily lose any remaining value of the tickets, even if they are 'non-refundable'. You can apply that value to future travel, you just can't get the money back.







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          • You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

            – phoog
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:22











          • Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

            – Johns-305
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:23


















          • You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

            – phoog
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:22











          • Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

            – Johns-305
            Sep 30 '16 at 21:23

















          You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

          – phoog
          Sep 30 '16 at 21:22





          You may not be able to apply the entire value to future travel, though, because of change fees.

          – phoog
          Sep 30 '16 at 21:22













          Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

          – Johns-305
          Sep 30 '16 at 21:23






          Edited for clarity, thx @phoog

          – Johns-305
          Sep 30 '16 at 21:23




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