Originally Posted by
Frequentflyer99
Based on past experience, GCH op-ups are not "offered" they are decided on and implemented, thereby freeing-up the pre-allocated exit row for allocation to other pax. By the time one knows of the op-up it is too late to do aything about it.
I see your point. IME someone just hands you a new BP and says we have a seat change for you. Personally I've never tried objecting. However, there are sometimes posts from people who claim they decline involuntary CW>F op-ups. Maybe there have been cases of such people being forcibly moved, I can't remember.
Originally Posted by
Frequentflyer99
If a note is put-in the booking is there really any chance that it will be seen by the people who organise the op-ups ??
Again, this is beyond my operational knowledge but I was trying to think creatively about what I'd do if I was in your (highly unusual) situation.
I guess the special meal suggestion is a good one.