US Airways Dividend Miles (Pre-2005 America West merger) - Best route for Space Avail. TA upgrades?




sts603
Aug 27, 05, 3:04 pm
Heading to Europe on a Friday night in October....can connect to my final (EDI) through MAN, LGW or FRA. What is the best chance of a upgrade on the transatlantic segement for that day using a space available cert?

1.) CLT-FRA?
2.) PHL-FRA?
3.) CLT-LGW?
4.) PHL-LGW?
5.) PHL-MAN?


TheAirman
Aug 28, 05, 5:18 am
Heading to Europe on a Friday night in October....can connect to my final (EDI) through MAN, LGW or FRA. What is the best chance of a upgrade on the transatlantic segement for that day using a space available cert?

1.) CLT-FRA?
2.) PHL-FRA?
3.) CLT-LGW?
4.) PHL-LGW?
5.) PHL-MAN?

I am not oo familiar with the various routings. But as a general rule: Look for the Airbus operated routes instead of the 767, since there are simply more seats.

Cheers
TheAirman

dukeman
Aug 28, 05, 7:43 am
Heading to Europe on a Friday night in October....can connect to my final (EDI) through MAN, LGW or FRA. What is the best chance of a upgrade on the transatlantic segement for that day using a space available cert?

1.) CLT-FRA?
2.) PHL-FRA?
3.) CLT-LGW?
4.) PHL-LGW?
5.) PHL-MAN?


If you have specific dates in mind call and ask. The agents are usually quite willing to help. That said, I've always found the LGW flights to have the most "R" availability and probably offer the most connection options with the possible exception of FRA. I recently booked a flight to DUB and routed PHL-CLT-LGW-DUB in order to upgrade TA immediately.




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