Missing a sector - any problem

[SQ_Fan01]

Currently have a ticket CMB - SIN - MEL - SIN -CMB

If i missed the CMB-SIN sector, and boarded at SIN (i.e. SIN - MEL - SIN -CMB), would that be a problem?

Thanks so much for your help guys!

[calvinoeh]

Don't think you can do that. You have to board at start of ticket..

[Savage25]

Currently have a ticket CMB - SIN - MEL - SIN -CMB

If i missed the CMB-SIN sector, and boarded at SIN (i.e. SIN - MEL - SIN -CMB), would that be a problem?

Yes, the rest of your itinerary would be canceled automatically.

[SQ_Fan01]

thanks so much for you're reply.

If the ticket has already been issued, should i cancel the CMB-SIN part? Is it possible to do that?

Thanks alot.

[TerryK]

....If the ticket has already been issued, should i cancel the CMB-SIN part? Is it possible to do that?....

Yes, it is possible. But the fare will be recalculated. You will pay SIN-MEL-SIN-CMB fare. Your origin determines your fare.

[SQflyergirl]

TerryK and Savage25 are SPOT on on both scenarios.

Fail to board in CMB, and your whole itinerary goes to pot.
Drop the CMB-SIN segment, and you'll get a reprice (and I suspect, higher)

[Kyo]

Luckily, if you are in SIN, Cathay Pacific's Singapore website has a special (as they are relaunching their SIN-CMB flight):

Here

So, whilst the whole fare, including taxes is around $480 although availability is fast running out.

[hush66]

Ticketing rules dictate that a ticket must not be used out-of-sequence. Hence, even if (for some reason) the downline segment bookings were not cancelled, the ticket will not be accepted for travel SIN-MEL since the preceding CMB-SIN coupon is unused.