+1 ^

It'd be handy to also post the Aeroplan class codes here, so they're all in one place.

I'd be happy to add them in my post if they could be provided to me. I don't know them yet.

Economy Award (Y) = X
ExecutiveFirst (J) = I

Thanks! These have been added to the Updated Fare Codes post on page 34.

Someone needs to have your post moved to the top or just simply start a new thread to be stickied. Or it will be buried and nobody will be able to find it.

I will contact the mods and ask their assistance.

newbie question
is there a way to check what flight class you're booked into

i fly within ontario with a Z class tomorrow

fly to south america with a S class soon

what difference do these classes make
should i look these class things up if i'm scanning for fares?

thanks

I suspect that if you follow the link posted 3 posts before yours, you'll find the information you need...

so there's a price difference for these different classes?

how can i monitor or not availability in these classes? do i need to ask a travel agent?

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...r-dot-com.html

In order to see a list of all the prices for the different booking classes for a given city pair you will likely need to use one of the paid sites like EF (has a free trial period) or KVS.

CO Booking - Just Making Sure
 

I was hoping someone can confirm that if booking YYC - CUN on CO.com on an E fair (with a connection through IAH ) that this still earns 100% status miles with AP. It should if I understand the prior posts and the chart. End result is $500 savings on 1 paid ticket plus $500+ on 3 other points tickets by flying CO metal vs AC metal. Thanks in advance.

you will be OK on continental, earning 100%

Now my question. Who knows the current order of discount economy fares to Asia. Is it (from highest priority to lowest for upgrades):

M
U
H
Q
V
pretty sure down to here but not so sure below:
W
S
L
K
T

Any assistance forthcoming from the mods on this? Having vital information buried on page 34 is a pity. It would be nice if the Air Canada Aeroplan section of this site were substantially more user friendly than Air Canada Aeroplan itself.