'Openjaw' £30 charges on Virgin flights

[Heather1957]

Originally Posted by speedwayfan

Certainly is, the understanding is that you can fly in a triangle so it resembles a jawline. However, you can also book a 'double open jaw' - that's four different airports on one return ticket and more likely to look like a square or rectangle (that'll be two triangles then!)

Jill

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Jill I don't think my brain can grasp that at the moment! It's my age!

[anji]

Thanks Lisa - glad it's not just me then and I'm not going mad

[Jfuller]

Originally Posted by anji

Have been pricing up flights for California on Virgin site. Going into SF and out of LA there is now a £30 per head 'openjaw' charge which I swear wasn't there last week when I looked. That would be another £120 for us in total. Nothing for going into and out of the same airport. So I presume they are charging for coming back from a different airport.

Is this standard procedure or just very new?

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Just checked our invoice and they charged us £40 per head for flying into San Francisco and out of Vegas so the charge must vary.

[Diamonddog2801]

Originally Posted by Jfuller

Just checked our invoice and they charged us £40 per head for flying into San Francisco and out of Vegas so the charge must vary.

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It will normally depend on the different taxes of each airport, yes.

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