Originally Posted by
Steve_sr
That's not what CFR399.87 above states. From my reading it includes the ENTIRE itinerary booked at the same time which includes the return flight.
i'ma'bet their lawyers can argue the definition of "itinerary" in their favor. would be easy to support that "home" is not your destination, but rather your origin, that a round-trip journey may be ticketed at the same time and printed on one paper for convenience, but contains two itineraries.
but i'm not a lawyer, and would feel foolish arguing the meaning of "is" in court. i hope it works out for you, and wish you the best. but be prepared.
good luck!