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callback round-trip flight logistics?
I am in law school in NY. I have a callback on Wednesday in LA. The firm booked a round trip from NY to LA and back. But I just scheduled a second callback in San Fran on Thursday, which means I will no longer need the return leg of the round-trip LA flight. What is the protocol here? Should I inform my first firm and have them change the flight (which might cost them even more $$) or is it okay for me to just not show up for the return portion of that flight?
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Re: callback round-trip flight logistics?
Contact the travel agency, they'll cancel it. Then contact your San Fran firm's travel agency and have them book you a one-way ticket back. This kind of thing happens all the time and travel agents are used to it, so nothing to sweat about.Anonymous User wrote:I am in law school in NY. I have a callback on Wednesday in LA. The firm booked a round trip from NY to LA and back. But I just scheduled a second callback in San Fran on Thursday, which means I will no longer need the return leg of the round-trip LA flight. What is the protocol here? Should I inform my first firm and have them change the flight (which might cost them even more $$) or is it okay for me to just not show up for the return portion of that flight?
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Re: callback round-trip flight logistics?
Let the first firm know and they'll change the dates. The two firms will end up splitting the flight when you fill out your NALP reimbursement form.
