Originally Posted by
anabolism
The
KVS table above shows a DONEWC4 costing more than a DONE4, while my EF query shows a DONEWC4 as much less expensive. Very odd, since one would expect the relative cost difference to be accurate even if the currency conversion is incorrect.
Ah, I see the difference: I queried using BA as the carrier, while the KVS query used CX. Changing EF to query CX instead of BA shows fares in the $11k area:
Results from ExpertFlyer.com
Code:
Fare Information Search:
Departing MNL on 03/20/12 for MNL
Flying CX on booking class D
Viewing in currency USD
Validated Results
Fare Basis Airline Booking Trip Type Fare Cabin Effective Expiration Min/Max Advanced
Class Date Date Stay Purchase Req
DAS13 CX D Round-Trip 4385.00 (USD) B 03 / 12M
DAS17 CX D Round-Trip 5040.00 (USD) B 03 / 12M
DCIR22 CX D Round-Trip 5453.00 (USD) B 05 / 12M 07
DCIR26 CX D Round-Trip 6653.00 (USD) B 05 / 12M 07
DCIR29SA CX D Round-Trip 7089.00 (USD) B 05 / 12M 07
DONE3 CX D Round-Trip 9947.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DONEWC3 CX D Round-Trip 9947.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DGLOB34 CX D Round-Trip 11346.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DONE4 CX D Round-Trip 11346.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DONEWC4 CX D Round-Trip 11346.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DONE5 CX D Round-Trip 12218.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
DONE6 CX D Round-Trip 13505.00 (USD) B 10 / 12M
So, can the BA fare be used?