<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by ScottC:
Setjet, as you see in the post the pre-seating and lounge remarks are extra information belonging to the fareclass, it's just some extra information. As you know there are plenty of fares that have all kinds of restrictions, this information just points out that it's a regular ticket without any lack in service, the price is a lot lower than the regular price.</font>
I know I know. But isn't it pretty obvious that when you have a Concorde ticket that you can actually go into the Concorde lounge? Heck, they even give you the standard food and service on the plane and don't ask for the ticket to see if you deserve the caviar. This is what makes a "special sale" a "special sale".
Or did you ever hear about a special First Class sale where you can actually sit in First, but you get Economy food, no refill, you have to pay for the headset and they encourage you to bring your own food because they might run out of choices?
By the way, seat assignment is also standard with C and F tickets.
I am just wondering why BA has to point out pretty standard things!