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Shenanigans , Mar 19, 2012 9:32 am
TodayLooking for a little help here, please.
Considering booking a Business Class return flight, per the title, on April 12 return April 19. It seems that you can't select seats on Qatar until after purchase so would like to know availability. Can somebody point me to how to find this out?
Considering booking a Business Class return flight, per the title, on April 12 return April 19. It seems that you can't select seats on Qatar until after purchase so would like to know availability. Can somebody point me to how to find this out?
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Considering booking a Business Class return flight, per the title, on April 12 return April 19. It seems that you can't select seats on Qatar until after purchase so would like to know availability. Can somebody point me to how to find this out?
Availability of what? Seats?Originally Posted by Shenanigans
Looking for a little help here, please.Considering booking a Business Class return flight, per the title, on April 12 return April 19. It seems that you can't select seats on Qatar until after purchase so would like to know availability. Can somebody point me to how to find this out?
Seating is 2-2-2.
Yes after purchase you may choose seats. Otherwise book through a TA.
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Shenanigans , Mar 19, 2012 1:45 pm
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Seating is 2-2-2.
Yes after purchase you may choose seats. Otherwise book through a TA.
I thought the thread title seemed pretty straight forward in terms of what I was asking but I suppose I could have been wrong about that. And I already knew that you can't pick seats until after purchase. As such, this response isn't the help I was looking for.Originally Posted by Guy Betsy
Availability of what? Seats?Seating is 2-2-2.
Yes after purchase you may choose seats. Otherwise book through a TA.
Are there 42 seats open or 2? Anything other than centre 2 seats?
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lightyear40 , Mar 19, 2012 1:59 pm
You can always see what seats are available if you have a look on Expedia.com. Just put in your details and then press additional options, you can then choose the Qatar Airways /Business Class options. On the next screen just choose your flight and then select seat preview. The flights corresponding with your dates shows a flight leaving Sin at 4,30pm, currently only two seats are booked, in the whole of business class, in the second row (window/aisle). The flight returning at 10.40pm from DPS has six seats booked in rows six, seven and three and they are all windows/aisle
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Are there 42 seats open or 2? Anything other than centre 2 seats?
Even though I am no professor of the language of the Great Brittons, at least I did understand you. But if I understand GB right, his answer is that only a TA can help?Originally Posted by Shenanigans
I thought the thread title seemed pretty straight forward in terms of what I was asking but I suppose I could have been wrong about that. And I already knew that you can't pick seats until after purchase. As such, this response isn't the help I was looking for.Are there 42 seats open or 2? Anything other than centre 2 seats?
But I will try out lightyears suggestion and see who is right...
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Shenanigans , Mar 19, 2012 3:50 pm
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Now THERE'S the help I was looking for. Thank you, lightyear40! ^Originally Posted by lightyear40
You can always see what seats are available if you have a look on Expedia.com. Just put in your details and then press additional options, you can then choose the Qatar Airways /Business Class options. On the next screen just choose your flight and then select seat preview. The flights corresponding with your dates shows a flight leaving Sin at 4,30pm, currently only two seats are booked, in the whole of business class, in the second row (window/aisle). The flight returning at 10.40pm from DPS has six seats booked in rows six, seven and three and they are all windows/aisle
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But I will try out lightyears suggestion and see who is right...
Looks like Lightyear had the answer.Originally Posted by RUN4FUN
Even though I am no professor of the language of the Great Brittons, at least I did understand you. But if I understand GB right, his answer is that only a TA can help?But I will try out lightyears suggestion and see who is right...