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Old Feb 15, 2007 | 3:05 am
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chornedsnorkack
 
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Originally Posted by CO FF
I'm ok with a modified version of this:

1) If there's a premium cabin, paid (non-discounted) tix for that cabin get moved to the other flight first, by FF status, until all seats on the other flight are gone.

2) If there's no premium cabin (i.e., an RJ), pax connecting to/from non-discounted premium paid tix get first priority.

3) Full fare coach, sorted by elite status if a tiebreaker is needed. They only get coach seats, though.

4) Discounted premium cabin tickets, sorted by elite status if a tiebreaker is needed. [THEORY: they wanted the discount, took the restrictions, they shouldn't bump a full Y pax out of a Y seat, but should bump any discounted Y pax.]
In which case, you have to deal with cabin allocation. How do you compensate for downgrades? Should premium passengers get a choice between delay and downgrade? And how do you allocate op-ups?
Originally Posted by CO FF


6) Non-revs (in case it needs to be said).
Here meaning employees travelling on free time, as perquisite of job?
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