Air France Frequence Plus - 11000€ 1 way CDG-JFK in the A380 inaugural flight in J
dragonfirebcn
Oct 1, 09, 9:44 am
someone's got to be kidding, right?
And they just opened the bid...6 days to go until it ends...
How much do you think they'll end up paying for that flight?
My guess...around 20000€ in J and about 5000€ in Y for one way tickets...
erik123
Oct 1, 09, 9:59 am
It's for charity - not an inexpensive mileage run.
Cupart
Oct 1, 09, 10:08 am
someone's got to be kidding, right?
And they just opened the bid...6 days to go until it ends...
How much do you think they'll end up paying for that flight?
My guess...around 20000€ in J and about 5000€ in Y for one way tickets...
Not only for one way my friend. It also includes the return on another AF flight (Not A380) as well as some extra stuff while in New York/Paris depending on which one you choose.
Besides, as said in the post before mine, this is a charity event which I think is very noble of AF ^
dragonfirebcn
Oct 1, 09, 10:19 am
Not only for one way my friend. It also includes the return on another AF flight (Not A380) as well as some extra stuff while in New York/Paris depending on which one you choose.
Besides, as said in the post before mine, this is a charity event which I think is very noble of AF ^
I guess I'm not that snob or charitable myself :D
AF could have the decency to offer F seats to those who are bidding such high amounts on their charity flights instead of reserving them all for their CEO and VVIP guests. :mad:
erik123
Oct 1, 09, 12:39 pm
Maybe they'll downgrade the winners if too many VIPs show up? Also - do you get miles on these auction tickets?
Maybe they'll downgrade the winners if too many VIPs show up? Also - do you get miles on these auction tickets?
:D VIP's = Friends, Family and colleagues of AF staff.
:D miles = 25% of distance flown.
Simon78300
Oct 2, 09, 8:11 am
:D VIP's = Friends, Family and colleagues of AF staff.
:D miles = 25% of distance flown.
Hey, CDG1 said VVIP!
So I guess that should read:
VVIP = AF CEO plus Friends, Family and colleagues of AF staff
VIP = Celebs, politicians, reality TV participants and the like
Eco in that wonderful sardine cabin configuration = anyone else who is prepared to pay a fortune for the privilege (albeit for "charidee")
Cheers
l'agentsecret
Oct 2, 09, 3:13 pm
:D VIP's = Friends, Family and colleagues of AF staff.
There's a total staff leisure travel ban on the 23 and 24/11 on the AF006 & AF007 flights.
irishguy28
Oct 2, 09, 5:57 pm
There's a total staff leisure travel ban on the 23 and 24/11 on the AF006 & AF007 flights.
Oh, you mean the staff will actually be working on those flights?
:eek:
That'll make a nice change!!! :D
Irelandflyer
Oct 5, 09, 8:56 am
My feeling is that AF is a business. If it wants to donate to charity, maybe they should use their own €€. (Always felt this corporate giving thing was a bit of a sham, allowing companies more kudos than they're due since it is the customers that really do the giving. They donate the seats of course, but the amount paid usually greatly exceeds their value.)
I would have thought that maybe the company should have-shock horror- given away some seats to its frequent fliers. (The ones that haven't left following the plundering of FB). Did they make any such gesture?
Slightly off topic...flew with NW a few times last week in the US and both myself and Mrs.IF were upgraded each time. Believe this benefit will disappear following delta takeover. Always thought it was weird that a partner airline has done much more for me by way of upgrades than AFKLM.
Henry III
Oct 5, 09, 9:36 am
There's a total staff leisure travel ban on the 23 and 24/11 on the AF006 & AF007 flights.
That should be nice for those of us FTers who'll be on one or more of those flights! :) I think, IIRC, you're on AF007 on 23/11, aren't you, irishguy28? And there's a few of us on AF006 (23/11) and AF007 (24/11)! ^
I'm sure we can keep the cabin crew both occupied and entertained! :p
-- Henry