AF Premium Economy - Tarom Code Share, Which Cabin?
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AF Premium Economy - Tarom Code Share, Which Cabin?
Hi Folks - I'll be traveling to Bucharest this winter and found a reasonable PE fare on AF. The routing / fare class info is as follows:
MCO-JFK: DL A - Discounted First, First Class Cabin
JFK-CDG: AF W - Premium Economy, PE Cabin
CDG-OTP: RO W (AF Code Share) - Premium Economy, Cabin??
OTP-CDG: RO W (AF Code Share) - Premium Economy, Cabin??
CDG-ATL: AF W - Premium Economy, PE Cabin
ATL-MCO: DL A - Discounted First, First Class Cabin
For the RO flights, what cabin does W book into? RO does not have a PE cabin, but only economy and first. Will the AF code share book me into RO F?
Thanks!
MCO-JFK: DL A - Discounted First, First Class Cabin
JFK-CDG: AF W - Premium Economy, PE Cabin
CDG-OTP: RO W (AF Code Share) - Premium Economy, Cabin??
OTP-CDG: RO W (AF Code Share) - Premium Economy, Cabin??
CDG-ATL: AF W - Premium Economy, PE Cabin
ATL-MCO: DL A - Discounted First, First Class Cabin
For the RO flights, what cabin does W book into? RO does not have a PE cabin, but only economy and first. Will the AF code share book me into RO F?
Thanks!
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RO is not economy and first, but economy and business, but it doesn't matter because if you are booked in AF Premium economy on a flight operated by RO, you will unfortunately be sat in Y.
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
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RO is not economy and first, but economy and business, but it doesn't matter because if you are booked in AF Premium economy on a flight operated by RO, you will unfortunately be sat in Y.
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
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RO is not economy and first, but economy and business, but it doesn't matter because if you are booked in AF Premium economy on a flight operated by RO, you will unfortunately be sat in Y.
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
In other words, if you can do the trip with the CDG-OTP-CDG operated by AF, you'll have a better trip!
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* except on domestic flights and flights operated by regional subsidiaries but those are clearly indicated and do not include CDG-OTP.
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No, on AF flights, there are separate cabins within Europe between economy and Premium Economy*, which is the same service as business class with no free middle seat. On a longer flight like CDG-OTP, the service would actually be quite nice.
* except on domestic flights and flights operated by regional subsidiaries but those are clearly indicated and do not include CDG-OTP.
* except on domestic flights and flights operated by regional subsidiaries but those are clearly indicated and do not include CDG-OTP.