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Old Feb 19, 2016 | 10:24 am
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Originally Posted by Shareholder
Interesting but not unusual when 4-class plane operates on a 3-class route. This may be why I can't do OLCI on my YYZ-LHR 788 flight tonight (even though I did pre-select my seat) and got a message to report to airport early for a ticket reissue. Nor can I pull up the seating chart on EF. May be a 789 tonight? Though I also find on this flight I often receive a courtesy upgrade from WT to WT+ while in the lounge.

Though with the collapse of the Alberta oil industry, doubt BA would be able to sell any F seats so decided to scrap that cabin (in spite of what the booking site might offer...did you actually proceed to book that F seat to see if the engine would actually confirm it?). When F cabin is used as J, airlines generally offer those F seats to their elites.
That route probably has never had the demand for F. It's always a 3 class service in the normal scheme of things. The airlineroute.net article referenced in my earlier post clearly states that the 789 was put in YYC unannounced and no F would be for sale.

Flightaware says that your flight tonight is a 788, so no 789. I can't pull up the seat map in KVS or the one for BA95 later on either.
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