90 days out seating question
#1
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Posts: 348
90 days out seating question
Can anyone tell me what time 90 days out you can get your seats?. I am leaving LAX AMS, in June. There will be 10 of us flying so I wanted to know can I get the seats just after midnight pacific time 90 days out? Or is the website gaged to East Coast time zone? Any help would be appreciated.
Also I assume you can't get seats 90 days out with intra european flights but what about Amsterdam to Tanzania? Would the 90 days out be gaged to the time zone of the city of departure and you just figure when it is midnight in that city of departure 90 days out?
I thank you in advance for your expertise in this matter.
Also I assume you can't get seats 90 days out with intra european flights but what about Amsterdam to Tanzania? Would the 90 days out be gaged to the time zone of the city of departure and you just figure when it is midnight in that city of departure 90 days out?
I thank you in advance for your expertise in this matter.
#2
Join Date: Aug 2008
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I cant answer your question for US time zones . However, i have never found people setting their alarm clocks at 90 days out. You will have plenty of availability on the day.
From a European perpsective: i have reserved seats at D-90 in the morning for an afternoon flight so it opens up on the day, I assume CET.
And no ASR on European Y flights indeed.
From a European perpsective: i have reserved seats at D-90 in the morning for an afternoon flight so it opens up on the day, I assume CET.
And no ASR on European Y flights indeed.
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I have found that the seats open up 90 days to the minute, local time. I have chosen a seat for one flight and had to wait a few hours before selection could be made for the other filight. I have a flight which should open up in a few days so I will check and verify this.