e-upgrade help reservation with multiple passengers but limited credits
#1
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e-upgrade help reservation with multiple passengers but limited credits
I have an upcoming reservation yvr to nrt with 4 passengers. However, I only have enough e-upgrade credits to upgrade 2 of the passengers. Will I be able to select the 2 passengers from my reservation or are you only able to upgrade everyone on a reservation? Your advice is much appreciated.
#2
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Originally Posted by alexb7:18618471
I have an upcoming reservation yvr to nrt with 4 passengers. However, I only have enough e-upgrade credits to upgrade 2 of the passengers. Will I be able to select the 2 passengers from my reservation or are you only able to upgrade everyone on a reservation? Your advice is much appreciated.
I would split both of the ones that you trying to upgrade into seperate reservations so if only one seat opens up, you will not get passed over.
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Be a bit careful here.
You can only upgrade one passenger travelling with you on the same PNR. Anyone else will need to be one of your nominees. The advantage of splitting PNRs is so an upgrade has a chance to clear if only one seat is available.
I'm not sure that it's correct that the PNRs must be split to upgrade only part of the party, but it will certainly improve some odds.
You can only upgrade one passenger travelling with you on the same PNR. Anyone else will need to be one of your nominees. The advantage of splitting PNRs is so an upgrade has a chance to clear if only one seat is available.
I'm not sure that it's correct that the PNRs must be split to upgrade only part of the party, but it will certainly improve some odds.
#7
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As you pointed out, the OP can only upgrade 1 person on the same PNR as the status member. Other people need to be nominees, so the PNR will need to be split anyways. Whether the OP will be able to split an Expedia PNR or not is another matter all together.
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