How many seats in F,A,D,J,H,Y,V,Q...
Feb 3, 1999 | 10:14 am
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How many seats in F,A,D,J,H,Y,V,Q...
Is there a site where you can see how many seats are left in the differnt booking classes?
Feb 3, 1999 | 10:26 am
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Thanks I know where I can find seat maps but when a travel agent is booking they can see something like this
CO182 Ewr-Dus J D H K Y V Q (booking-classes)
........................5 5 0 3 3 1 2 0 (number of seats available only up to 7 or 9)
The START-system or the AMADEUS-system do that so I wonder if there is such a site on the internet
[This message has been edited by Germanfflyer (edited 02-03-99).]
CO182 Ewr-Dus J D H K Y V Q (booking-classes)
........................5 5 0 3 3 1 2 0 (number of seats available only up to 7 or 9)
The START-system or the AMADEUS-system do that so I wonder if there is such a site on the internet
[This message has been edited by Germanfflyer (edited 02-03-99).]
Feb 3, 1999 | 11:10 am
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this could be completely wrong, but I was told once upon a time that the CRSs available to the end-user (e.g. ITN with expert mode on) will show the class and a rough-estimate-number corresponding roughly to the percentage of seats left in that class to be sold (e.g. Q9 - 90-100% of Q seats are available, D2 - 20-30% of D seats of avail.)
Usually when pressed the airline agent will tell you..
Usually when pressed the airline agent will tell you..
Feb 6, 1999 | 4:31 pm
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I might need remedial help. I cannot find a % available on ITN.
And yes, EasySabre will give you theoretical fare codes offered on a flight, but I have seen time after time where that does not equate to those fares being available, just offered (and perhaps unavailable).
And yes, EasySabre will give you theoretical fare codes offered on a flight, but I have seen time after time where that does not equate to those fares being available, just offered (and perhaps unavailable).