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I'm booked PHX - YYZ in N-class will it be possible to upgrade with a SSWU
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N class will not be upgradeable with anything. My apologies as I included 'N' above as upgradeable with Special Systemwides, I will make that correction right away.
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On GLA/YYZ is it possible to upgrade to Supercomfort 'S', from a 'H' category fare?
(I am AP E for 2004) |
Yes, you could upgrade to S class using your upgrade cert from eligible booking class (H or higher using regular SWU and L or higher using special SWU).
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I thought E and SE members would be given courtesy upgrades to S class on those routes? Seems a bit of a waste of an S/SWU since you don't get J service (although you do get a more comfy chair...).
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Nope. Only if the flight is oversold. Now that Elites can upgrade to Europe on non-full fare, probably makes more sense to go via LHR to get to MAN/GLA just so they could get Executive First with the cert.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Empress: N class will not be upgradeable with anything.</font> |
Empress, Thanks for the info on upgrading to'S'class on YYZ/GLA.- I shall book accordingly!
-I prefer a shorter jounrney time overall, than a 'J' meal and the usual delays,and general inconvienience of flying through LHR. |
A major disadvantage of the booking codes, is that outside of domestic flights, one can not get the 25% COS bonus, on discounted business class fares.
For most other Star Alliance carriers (are there any exceptions), one can get the 25% COS bonus. That might induce some (including myself) to go on the other carriers, perhaps for that reason only, if the ability for one to reach a certain Aeroplan tier level is touch and go. For US flights: UA (and soon to be Star Alliance member US Air?), their front cabin in their 2 cabin planes is classified as "first class" and earns 50% COS bonus - will the new AC transborder fare structure (to be introduced by April?) reflect this policy and allow for a 25% COS service on C fares, and perhaps a 50% COS service on J fares (as is the case now, with domestic AC flights)? |
When one is booking an award on AC via another star carrier (UA, in this case), are the booking classes the same (D,W), or is there a different fare bucket for Star Awards?
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Same.
P.S. I'll have to update the original posts with the new transborder fares when I have time. |
Bump That dreaded N fare is driving me crazy! If you book YYC-YVR on an N tango-type fare online at aircanada.ca you don't get an advanced seat assignment, but if you book online with travelocity, expedia or destina you do get advanced seat assignment. So all N fares are not created equally? The next fare level up on aircanada.ca goes up from $89 to $134; $45 each way for a confirmed seat? Gimme a break, AC. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/mad.gif |
I have a YYZ-MIA flight next week booked in I on the way down and G on the return. Where do these booking classes fit in?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by privatejet: I have a YYZ-MIA flight next week booked in I on the way down and G on the return. Where do these booking classes fit in?</font> |
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