Will UA Have A Problem Letting Others Use My F Seat?
Will United have a problem letting someone from my family use my F seat on one leg while I use their coach seat?
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no problem, as long as you don't keep switching back and forth (if it is a longer flight)... or if the seat is in an exit row and they are not qualified to sit there (under age, handicapped, etc).
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My advice is just to do the switch on board rather than trying to have the GA do it -- less confusing for everybody. I regularly have my wife take my upgraded seat if only 1 seat is available/is upgradable.
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Originally Posted by noah
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My advice is just to do the switch on board rather than trying to have the GA do it -- less confusing for everybody. I regularly have my wife take my upgraded seat if only 1 seat is available/is upgradable.
And also what jhayes said. |
I was never going to try to have the GA try to change anything. This is how I would do it:
4 Pax total: Pax 1 and 2 have the confirmed F seats and would sit in F on flight 1. Pax 3 and 4 would use pax 1 and 2 F seats on flight 2 while pax 1 and 2 use pax 3 and 4's coach seat on that flight 2. And yes, there would be a change of gender. If I was going to tell anyone, I would just let the f/a know while getting on board. |
yes you wont have a problem at all,
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I dont think the gender of the pax is on the manifest. I have done this with my dad, when I have cleared the UG list and he did not, i just handed him my BP and he took my seat. I have also done this with my mom and there was no problem.
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Originally Posted by Benny8444
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I dont think the gender of the pax is on the manifest. I have done this with my dad, when I have cleared the UG list and he did not, i just handed him my BP and he took my seat. I have also done this with my mom and there was no problem.
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Oddly, happily, i've been on the receiving end of this 2 lines in the last 2 months. Both done on board, once with the pursar knowing, the other more ad hoc. No probs either time.
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Originally Posted by iluv2fly
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Gender per se is not on the manifiest, but first names are. They might (and have seen them) question a male who is listed as Grace, Lucy or [insert typical female first names here] sitting in the seat (and vv, of course).
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Originally Posted by jhayes_1780
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Could the manifests now say MR/MS/MRS (like the BP's)?
Perhaps you should post this in the "Ask an FA" thread. :) |
I've done this before AFTER meal service in F so I could sit with S.O. in Y and FA's didn't care, all they said was once the switch is made, can't switch back. Of course the random passenger in Y was more than happy to make the switch.
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I don't ever have a problem with people doing this. So long as the seat is paid for, what does it matter which person sits in it. Now when people are of the last to board and see an empty F seat, and try to sneak into it...that's a whole different story!!!
Bottom line, you should have no problem with this. |
Originally Posted by iluv2fly
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They might (and have seen them) question a male who is listed as Grace, Lucy or [insert typical female first names here] sitting in the seat (and vv, of course).
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Originally Posted by iluv2fly
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Good question - I don't know the answer.
Perhaps you should post this in the "Ask an FA" thread. :) |
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