erik123
Jul 1, 11, 7:29 pm
Flying Saga class (or economy comfort) on FI gets you into the BA Terraces lounge - does this include access to the pre-flight dinner?
Other European Frequent Flyer Programs - Iceland Air preflight dinner at JFK?
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Braniff
Jul 2, 11, 8:51 am
No. There's a separate entrance within the lounge to the pre-flight dining room and an Icelandair boarding pass does not get you in.
GetSetJetSet
Jul 2, 11, 9:18 am
Flying Saga class (or economy comfort) on FI gets you into the BA Terraces lounge - does this include access to the pre-flight dinner?
Nope. FI will serve you a mediocre meal on board though, get ready to experience one of the worst international J products out there. Don't expect to arrive in KEF well rested...:td:
Nope. FI will serve you a mediocre meal on board though, get ready to experience one of the worst international J products out there. Don't expect to arrive in KEF well rested...:td:
Braniff
Jul 2, 11, 1:21 pm
Nope. FI will serve you a mediocre meal on board though, get ready to experience one of the worst international J products out there. Don't expect to arrive in KEF well rested...:td:
Having a bad day ?
Icelandair's Saga Class product is priced to compete with Economy Plus. As such, it is a great product. The food is fantastic - I especially enjoy their "Catch of the Day" leaving Iceland to the US.
GetSetJetSet. I am surprised you thought it was a true J product, did the price not give it away for you !
Having a bad day ?
Icelandair's Saga Class product is priced to compete with Economy Plus. As such, it is a great product. The food is fantastic - I especially enjoy their "Catch of the Day" leaving Iceland to the US.
GetSetJetSet. I am surprised you thought it was a true J product, did the price not give it away for you !
GetSetJetSet
Jul 2, 11, 1:56 pm
Having a bad day ?
Icelandair's Saga Class product is priced to compete with Economy Plus. As such, it is a great product. The food is fantastic - I especially enjoy their "Catch of the Day" leaving Iceland to the US.
GetSetJetSet. I am surprised you thought it was a true J product, did the price not give it away for you !
I believe my most recent JFK-KEF return was somewhere in the neighborhood of $2,300. Hardly a "bargain." Has Delta started their service to KEF or are we still stuck with only FI? Also...as for being Y+, doesn't FI ofer Y-, Y+ and their "J" product.
Icelandair's Saga Class product is priced to compete with Economy Plus. As such, it is a great product. The food is fantastic - I especially enjoy their "Catch of the Day" leaving Iceland to the US.
GetSetJetSet. I am surprised you thought it was a true J product, did the price not give it away for you !
I believe my most recent JFK-KEF return was somewhere in the neighborhood of $2,300. Hardly a "bargain." Has Delta started their service to KEF or are we still stuck with only FI? Also...as for being Y+, doesn't FI ofer Y-, Y+ and their "J" product.
Braniff
Jul 2, 11, 2:39 pm
I believe my most recent JFK-KEF return was somewhere in the neighborhood of $2,300. Hardly a "bargain." Has Delta started their service to KEF or are we still stuck with only FI? Also...as for being Y+, doesn't FI ofer Y-, Y+ and their "J" product.
Yes, both Delta and Iceland Express fly there from NY in addition to Icelandair.
Delta's business class is over $4000. So, yes, Icelandair is quite a bargain @ $2300.
Icelandair does indeed offer Economy Comfort which is Economy seating with the middle seat blocked and priced accordingly.
Yes, both Delta and Iceland Express fly there from NY in addition to Icelandair.
Delta's business class is over $4000. So, yes, Icelandair is quite a bargain @ $2300.
Icelandair does indeed offer Economy Comfort which is Economy seating with the middle seat blocked and priced accordingly.
GetSetJetSet
Jul 2, 11, 2:45 pm
Yes, both Delta and Iceland Express fly there from NY in addition to Icelandair.
Delta's business class is over $4000. So, yes, Icelandair is quite a bargain compared to your $2300.
Icelandair does indeed offer Economy Comfort which is Economy seating with the middle seat blocked and priced accordingly.
but with Delta you have the possibility to upgrade with miles or other instruments. FI isn't in an alliance and has no real partnerships so the miles earned are useless and you're forced to pay full freight to be up front.
Delta's business class is over $4000. So, yes, Icelandair is quite a bargain compared to your $2300.
Icelandair does indeed offer Economy Comfort which is Economy seating with the middle seat blocked and priced accordingly.
but with Delta you have the possibility to upgrade with miles or other instruments. FI isn't in an alliance and has no real partnerships so the miles earned are useless and you're forced to pay full freight to be up front.
Braniff
Jul 2, 11, 2:52 pm
but with Delta you have the possibility to upgrade with miles or other instruments. FI isn't in an alliance and has no real partnerships so the miles earned are useless and you're forced to pay full freight to be up front.
This is very true.
This is very true.