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I bought the discounted sun pass mid-Dec and ended up having to buy a regular sun pass 2 weeks later.
I have now used 5 credits of the regular one and none of the discounted one since with the middle 3 days of the week (or was it 4?) and the availability issue, I was not able to use any of the discounted credits so far. I wish I had just bought the regular one but that was one of the first pass I purchased and I was a little unsure if I would go to LAS or FL 3x. But with several conferences and meetings there, it has been very useful. |
hmmm... I just repriced an Eastern Sun pass, and it now comes out to about $120 higher than what I paid last December 31. Given that GST has actually gone down 1% since that time, works out to around $25 more per segment. Not sure if that is a fuel surcharge that wasn't being applied last time I purchased, or if Air Canada snuck in a price increase sometime over the past 8 months.
Still worth it in my books... but not quite as good a deal as it was previously. SG |
[QUOTE=Snoopyo]I bought the discounted sun pass mid-Dec and ended up having to buy a regular sun pass 2 weeks later.
QUOTE] That is pretty much a mirror image of what I did. I have been "creative" in my travel planning to ensure that I use up the pass, since it expires end of September. However, it has certainly been "work" to try to use that pass up, instead of being a fun addition to the repertoir (i.e. the regular sun pass). I definitely wouldn't buy the restricted version again. SG |
The price has gone up but I thought I saw something about this being in B class (T+) rather than U (Latitude)? Am I seeing phantom text?
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The table describing the Sun pass still states the fare type is "tango plus", but the booking code is "U". The question is whether this booking code or fare type is the determinant in upgrade rules - a pure "U" latitude fare now can be upgraded (subject to availability) at the time of purchase, with a SWU or SSWU, while a tango plus fare can be upgraded within the window of upgrade, as per tier status of the customer, with a SSWU only.
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Originally Posted by FlyerGoldII
The table describing the Sun pass still states the fare type is "tango plus", but the booking code is "U". The question is whether this booking code or fare type is the determinant in upgrade rules - a pure "U" latitude fare now can be upgraded (subject to availability) at the time of purchase, with a SWU or SSWU, while a tango plus fare can be upgraded within the window of upgrade, as per tier status of the customer, with a SSWU only.
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Time of booking for sure.... but don't tell too many people or else this pass product will change dramatically
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Originally Posted by ABG
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Time of booking for sure.... but don't tell too many people or else this pass product will change dramatically
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Originally Posted by IC Expert
(Post 6788668)
I understand that as an Elite I can upgrade my Sunpass at booking. I want to buy a sun pass for my non elite wife to use on the same flights. Will she be able to use on of my SWU certs to upgrade at time of booking as well?
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Originally Posted by IC Expert
(Post 6788668)
I understand that as an Elite I can upgrade my Sunpass at booking. I want to buy a sun pass for my non elite wife to use on the same flights. Will she be able to use on of my SWU certs to upgrade at time of booking as well?
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Thanks for the information.
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Originally Posted by IC Expert
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Thanks for the information.
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