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Old Apr 7, 2005, 10:13 am
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united.com Mileage Summary now shows fare classes!

It appears that the Mileage Summary now shows the coach fare class flown for each flight, instead of the generic K class. Now I see how truly blessed I've been by S and T fares.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 10:21 am
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But for when you upgraded, they show you in full F or C class, rather than the upgraded fare buckets... . But still, a nice change!
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 10:26 am
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Shouldn't show paid class rather than flown class? It would be easier to calculate EQMs and Bonus if it showed paid class.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 11:11 am
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Very nice change, indeed. If nothing else, it makes me feel like less of a cheapskate when I see the odd Y,F, or Q fare scattered among the V,W, and S fares!
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 11:22 am
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Originally Posted by UA1P
Very nice change, indeed. If nothing else, it makes me feel like less of a cheapskate when I see the odd Y,F, or Q fare scattered among the V,W, and S fares!
On the contrary, it makes me feel foolish for not planning ahead when I see the occasional Q and especially a B among my favorite el cheapo S and T's. And lately it makes me to see a lot of F's upgraded from said el cheapo's.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 11:30 am
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Wow, nice change! ^

I only wish they would add an EQM column so you could tell which flights have not had the 50% bonus added. Baby steps...
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 6:27 pm
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OK, I give up. Where you seeing this? I just checked my online detail. Lists flights and miles earned. No fare classes.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 6:56 pm
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OK, I give up. Where you seeing this? I just checked my online detail. Lists flights and miles earned. No fare classes.
Where it used to say K,C,F, etc. it now says Y,B,M,H,Q,Z,C,etc. It's in a left-hand-side column.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 7:02 pm
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I found a couple old MP paper statements last night going thru looking for tax stuff.

Fare classes were on there. Never knew I had bought K class before.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 7:28 pm
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Originally Posted by Superguy
I found a couple old MP paper statements last night going thru looking for tax stuff.

Fare classes were on there. Never knew I had bought K class before.
Superguy,

The point of this thread is that the online statements have very recently changed to include expanded booking classes. Previously, discounted economy class defaulted to "K," whereas now it shows the actual booking class. There is no such thing as a K fare on United.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 7:28 pm
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All of my transcons are showing as C, when in fact the tickets were booked in T class. I don't see the difference to the old style...am I missing something?

-Jan-05 UA 0017 C Class JFK to LAX 2,475 2,975 5,450
8-Jan-05 UX 6101 T Class LAX to ONT 500 500 1,000
8-Jan-05 UX 6101 T Class ONT to LAX 500 500 1,000
8-Jan-05 UA 0012 C Class LAX to JFK 2,475 2,975 5,450
17-Jan-05 AC 0750 L Class YUL to LGA 500 0 500
19-Jan-05 AMENITI ENROLLMENT BONUS 20,000 20,000
24-Jan-05 MP SIGNATURE VISA 1,384 1,384
29-Jan-05 UA 0017 C Class JFK to LAX 2,475 2,975 5,450
29-Jan-05 UX 6101 T Class LAX to ONT 500 500 1,000
29-Jan-05 UX 6101 T Class ONT to LAX 500 500 1,000
29-Jan-05 UA 0012 C Class LAX to JFK 2,475 2,975 5,450
subtotal January 05 47,684
12-Feb-05 UX 6100 T Class ONT to LAX 500 500 1,000
12-Feb-05 UA 0015 C Class JFK to LAX 2,475 2,975 5,450
12-Feb-05 UX 6100 T Class LAX to ONT 500 500 1,000
12-Feb-05 UA 0840 C Class LAX to JFK 2,475 2,975 5,450
24-Feb-05 MP SIGNATURE VISA 5,103 5,103
subtotal February 05 18,003
1-Mar-05 AUTO CREDIT OF EXPIRED UPGRADES 3,500 3,500
24-Mar-05 MP SIGNATURE VISA 3,492 3,492
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 7:39 pm
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Originally Posted by UA1P
Superguy,

The point of this thread is that the online statements have very recently changed to include expanded booking classes. Previously, discounted economy class defaulted to "K," whereas now it shows the actual booking class. There is no such thing as a K fare on United.
Then how come K and L fares are listed as upgradeable in region 1 on my SWU's?
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 9:10 pm
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Then how come K and L fares are listed as upgradeable in region 1 on my SWU's?
I never said anything about L fares. K fares may technically exist, but I've yet to see one, at least in the past few years.

You're missing the point: "K" was previously a generic designator for discount economy, but now the mileage summary reflects the purchased fare class, unless the ticket was upgraded. Both AA and CO (not sure about others) do this for their statements.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 9:19 pm
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Originally Posted by UA1P
I never said anything about L fares. K fares may technically exist, but I've yet to see one, at least in the past few years.

You're missing the point: "K" was previously a generic designator for discount economy, but now the mileage summary reflects the purchased fare class, unless the ticket was upgraded. Both AA and CO (not sure about others) do this for their statements.
That's my understanding as well! I don't remember seeing K fares ticketed. K was a default setting in the Mileage Plus summary statement for all discounted fares ticketed in ecnonomy class.
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Old Apr 7, 2005, 9:41 pm
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Originally Posted by last2board
And lately it makes me to see a lot of F's upgraded from said el cheapo's.
^ ^ ^

El cheapos account for all of my upgraded flights last year and this year thus far.

FlysTooMuch and J-H are correct that upgraded fare classes still default, but I guess there isn't enough space to indicate both an original fare class and an upgrade. Let's not expect so much of our beloved web site!
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