Where is the List of LH Booking Codes?
Feb 7, 2007, 11:44 am
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thanks for your work guys^
Kiwi Flyer, maybe you can link to this post in the
Lufthansa, Austrian, LOT and Miles & More Quick Reference Thread
Kiwi Flyer, maybe you can link to this post in the
Lufthansa, Austrian, LOT and Miles & More Quick Reference Thread
Feb 7, 2007, 2:04 pm
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"non-rev" is a standard term for ID travel available only for airline employees, travel agents and others (see for example http://www.nonrevtravel.com/ for details)
Feb 7, 2007, 6:41 pm
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Thanks all.
Is it possible for the moderator to use the response from SmilingBoy and all the subsequent modifications as a single new message that lists all the codes, use it to start a new thread, and lock this thread? Having my message as the opening message could be a little misleading.
Is it possible for the moderator to use the response from SmilingBoy and all the subsequent modifications as a single new message that lists all the codes, use it to start a new thread, and lock this thread? Having my message as the opening message could be a little misleading.
Feb 7, 2007, 7:01 pm
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Also, it might be worth mentioning the mileage levels:
Continental:
E L T U - 125 miles per intra-Europe sector
G H K M Q S V W - 750 miles per intra-Europe sector
B Y - 1250 miles per intra-Europe sector
C D Z - 2000 miles per intra-Europe sector (Business)
Intercontinental:
S W - 50% distance miles
G H K M Q V - 100% distance miles
B Y - 150% distance miles
C D Z - 200% distance miles (Business)
A F - 300% distance miles (First)
Values/classes taken from www.meilenrechner.de.
Continental:
E L T U - 125 miles per intra-Europe sector
G H K M Q S V W - 750 miles per intra-Europe sector
B Y - 1250 miles per intra-Europe sector
C D Z - 2000 miles per intra-Europe sector (Business)
Intercontinental:
S W - 50% distance miles
G H K M Q V - 100% distance miles
B Y - 150% distance miles
C D Z - 200% distance miles (Business)
A F - 300% distance miles (First)
Values/classes taken from www.meilenrechner.de.
Feb 7, 2007, 7:54 pm
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The booking classes are confusing me sometimes. On my last flight (SQ), IATA Ticket shows F, on SQ boarding pass it says P, and M&M mileage statement it shows up as F...
Which class was I finally booked in?
Which class was I finally booked in?
Feb 7, 2007, 8:23 pm
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boarding passes often show something different from booking class, and it varies by airline
for example LH shows M for economy no matter what economy class you booked in, SQ shows P for first no matter what first class you booked in
for example LH shows M for economy no matter what economy class you booked in, SQ shows P for first no matter what first class you booked in
Feb 8, 2007, 1:23 am
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SmilingBoy.
Feb 8, 2007, 2:53 am
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Feb 9, 2007, 8:33 am
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H is the booking class for the so called STARLITE RTWs, which are not available in all markets.
Are you saying LH is not offering compensation tickets in F anymore? Care to tell us where that info is coming from? A free ticket in F to anywhere in the world used to be the standard compensation if they had to bump you from a confirmed F seat.
Are you saying LH is not offering compensation tickets in F anymore? Care to tell us where that info is coming from? A free ticket in F to anywhere in the world used to be the standard compensation if they had to bump you from a confirmed F seat.
Feb 9, 2007, 10:05 am
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Feb 22, 2007, 6:36 pm
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my parents just flew LX41 (LAX-ZRH) yesterday and their upgrade into F didn't clear.
LX had to bump pax from F to C because F was oversold...
So I'm just interested what LX offers in such a case (not for my parents of course, they paid C and flew C).
Dec 11, 2010, 2:08 pm
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If you find any changes which need to be made in the M&M guide, I suggest you report them in:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/miles...ck-thread.html
Oct 8, 2011, 3:44 pm
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Approx fare difference
What would be the approx fare difference per sector on the following routing between restricted ( say L class)and the lowest semi flexible fares (G/H) ??
CCU/BOM/DEL to PRG via FRA/MUC/ZRH..
Am falling some status miles short and want to know the difference before asking my corp TA..
Thanks
Abhi
CCU/BOM/DEL to PRG via FRA/MUC/ZRH..
Am falling some status miles short and want to know the difference before asking my corp TA..
Thanks
Abhi
Last edited by abhilife2001; Oct 9, 2011 at 4:27 pm Reason: added specific sectors and classes..