Break down of fare classes
 

Can anyone provide a breakdown of what each fare class means (ie: ie: A B C E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y) and then list each fare class to what bucket it belongs to in A/C's fare structure of Tango, T+, Latitude....etc etc.

I know J = First class, I -> seems to be J class seats available for upgrade but other than that I haven't been able to crack it.

Ahem...

Did you try the FAQ-Booking Classes sticky at the top of this very forum?

:confused: :) ^ :eek: :mad: :rolleyes: ;) :p :cool: @:-) :D :-: :( :td: :o

There is a booking class sticky at the top of the forum. Or were you looking for some other kind of info about fare classes?

Beat me! I knew it would only be a matter of seconds.;)

J is Business, not First.

'First' is also domestic U.S.-ese for the front cabin on 2-class a/c. Perhaps 1CG's babel fish just wasn't working properly.;)

When you see the same thing over and over again one tends to ignore those 2-3 threads at the top that say "sticky" thanks for the obvious!!!!

:confused:

In general,
On AC, J is Executive First for all int'l flights.
On AC, J is Executive for domestic and transborder flights.

Gosh! Thanks for the explanation.. now I know why you see the same thread started on the same subject that was started only two seconds prior on a thread of the same subject that was started only two seconds prior on a thread of the same subject that was started only two seconds prior...

Btw, there's a sticky at the top that answers everything you're asking. Let me know if you need a reminder tomorrow ;)

There is always someone with a new way to say "I'm lazy".:D

Try doesn't have enough time in the day to perform research I'm glad i have you sleuths to do it for me!!! I'm on a plane more often than not and you don't understand how pressed for time I am so I thank you sleuths for doing the grunt work....keep it up!!

Of course your time is more valuable than others@:-) , we should have figured that out right away!

That's because you're grossly inefficient.

In the time you spent composing your original question you could have had the answer by looking at the Booking Class sticky.

As I said thanks sleuth!