DOJ

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A double open jaw is an airline itinerary where both the origin and destination cities change on the return trip.

A double open jaw is a flight booking configuration where the passenger flies from City A to City B, but returns from City C to City D. It requires the traveler to arrange their own transportation between the unlinked segments, offering flexibility for complex multi-city trips.

Heard on the job

The client booked a DOJ, flying outbound JFK to Heathrow and returning from Paris to Newark.