Regularly being assigned window seat despite preferences
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Regularly being assigned window seat despite preferences
Hello,
I've hardly ever pay for a seat on an Iberia flight, as I nearly always travel alone and don't really care where I sit, as long as it's an aisle seat.
I have an Aisle seat set up as my preference in my IB+ profile, and until recently I was always assigned an aisle seat, which was fine.
However, for the past six weeks, my weekly flight has been consistently assigned a window seat. The flights have not been entirely full either. Is this Iberia reading my preference and then deliberately assigning me to a window seat in the hope that I will pay to move?
In any case I'll make IB+ Gold in a few weeks, which I think means I'll be able to chose my seat for free.
C
I've hardly ever pay for a seat on an Iberia flight, as I nearly always travel alone and don't really care where I sit, as long as it's an aisle seat.
I have an Aisle seat set up as my preference in my IB+ profile, and until recently I was always assigned an aisle seat, which was fine.
However, for the past six weeks, my weekly flight has been consistently assigned a window seat. The flights have not been entirely full either. Is this Iberia reading my preference and then deliberately assigning me to a window seat in the hope that I will pay to move?
In any case I'll make IB+ Gold in a few weeks, which I think means I'll be able to chose my seat for free.
C
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#6
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Yeah that confused me a bit... I speak pretty good Spanish, but I had to ask my wife about this one, and she said it should be "quien no llora, no mama". In any case, I've only got a handful of flights to take before I make gold....
#7
Join Date: May 2013
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That is the "correct" idiom. I was making a pun.