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Lufthansa has established a procedure for passengers wishing to bypass a segment of their ticket, now necessitating evidence of changed conditions post-booking, such as medical issues or unforeseen events. This exception applies to tickets departing from or arriving in Germany, and travelers are required to submit an English request form along with supporting documentation at least three business days prior to their upcoming flight. Opting for a less expensive connecting flight solely to omit a segment is not permitted. Here’s who qualifies, what paperwork is required, and the implications if you have fewer than three days.
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00:00Here is a hidden airline rule most travelers never hear about.
00:03Lufthansa has an approved process for skipping part of your ticket,
00:07but it now comes with strict conditions.
00:09The exception applies to tickets that start or end in Germany.
00:12And you need a qualifying reason, like illness, force majeure,
00:16or another circumstance that arose after you booked.
00:19Just buying a cheaper connecting ticket and planning to skip a flight does not qualify.
00:24You must show that you originally meant to fly the whole trip and explain what changed.
00:29The process starts with an English request form on the airline's website, plus evidence.
00:34And you should allow at least three working days before your next flight.
00:38If your ticket does not start or end in Germany, you will need proof of German residence.
00:43Once approved, the airline emails a new ticket number.
00:46If you lack three days, bring your evidence to check in and file right after you travel.
00:51Read the rules before you book.
00:53Disclosure.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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