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Old Mar 27, 2022 | 6:36 am
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Originally Posted by Oxon Flyer
I think we need correspondents to "show your working" in these situations.
G9 means loads of WT untaken.

CW is J6, so that suggests maximum of 6 ready to sell, minus no-shows. W3 plus zero else in WTP would to me suggest they would sell 3 seats but 2 of them would potentially be put in CW, since W is an expensive fare, good revenue on that. Add in AUPs and perhaps even a few POUGs, given that not many passengers on the late JFK will be at the airport yet, then I suspect somehow WTP passengers will end up in CW and the cabin will operate full.
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