Reissue

Reissue

A subsequent impression of an earlier edition, with a redesigned cover, jacket, and/or title page, and changes in the front and/or back matter, but body text that is substantially unchanged. See issue, copy, replica.

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reissue

Printing & publishing; Publishing

A subsequent impression of an earlier edition, with a redesigned cover, jacket, and/or title page, and changes in the front and/or back matter, but body text that is substantially ...

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Travel; Air travel

When a new ticket has to be created in exchange for another due to change of plans, dates, etc. In most cases a reissue will also involve fees and/or penalties.

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To issue a second time.

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A second or repeated issue.

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To write a new ticket to accommodate changes.

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