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FLYING BLUE ULTIMATE

Main facts
Ultimate is the top status in FB. It may be added to Club 2000 – Skipper status.
While other FB status (Silver/Gold/Platinum) are based on experience points earning (XP), Ultimate status is obtained by Ultimate XP (UXP) earning. UXPs are earned exclusively on AF- and KL-coded (= marketed) flights, whatever the operating airline.
Some examples :
- CDG-JFK AF-marketing, AF-operating : eligible to UXP earning
- CDG-JFK DL-marketing, AF-operating : NON-eligible to UXP earning
- AMS-BOS KL-marketing, DL-operating : eligible to UXP earning
- BOS-IND KL-marketing, DL-operating : eligible to UXP earning
- SIN-SYD AF-marketing, QF-operating : eligible to UXP earning
- CDG-FCO AZ-marketing, AZ-operating : NON-eligible to UXP earning

XP earned via AFKL Amex cards are not eligible (those are XP and not UXP).

To qualify for Ultimate, it is needed to have 900 UXP over a year. It is similar to the normal XP counter, resetting as soon as the tier is reached. Ultimate is valid for 1 year once granted. Note 03/2023 : the qualification system just changed from 1800 UXP over 2 years to 900 UXP/1 year. Some transitional measures are in place for the current Ultimate members. See here for details about handling of transition period :
https://www.flyingblue.com/fr/landin...m_content=main

Since 03/2023, a rollover of surplus UXP (over 900) is now possible to the next year and only to the next year (example : year 1, the member earns 2000UXP. At the end of year 1, only 900 UXP will be rolled-over to year 2 and the remaining 1100 UXP earned in Y1 will be lost and not be transferred to year 3. If during year 2, the member earned 1000 new (fresh) UXP, 100 will be rolled-over to year 3.

Hard benefits
- All FB Platinum/Club 2000-Skipper benefits
- Access to a Travel Assistant service 24/7. They are reachable by phone or by email. In practice, from 8 pm to 8 am CET, calls are taken by the Platinum line.
- highest priority on waiting list and in case of irrops
- Possibility to register up to 8 persons who can benefit from Sky Priority services and lounge access when traveling with the Ultimate member and on same PNR (lounge access is only in AFKL lounges here).
- one companion Platinum card
- when the Ultimate member is flying P, 2 guests are allowed in CDG P lounge.
- Zone 1 boarding, irrespective of travel class.
- Access to Hertz Platinum status
- four one-class upgrade certificates per membership year, requiring 1 from W to J, or 2 from Y to J. Upgrades are confirmed instantly at the time of booking (via the Travel Assistant). One voucher = one way. Vouchers can also be used by one of the 8 registered friend/family members travelling by themselves. In case of a long-haul flight with a medium-haul connection/feeder (e.g. CDG-AMS-JFK), the medium-haul segment will be upgraded also with still only one voucher used. In case of 2 long-haul flights in connection (e,g. DXB-CDG-JFK), the use of 2 vouchers is required to upgrade the 2 segments. Upgrade vouchers are usable only on AF- or KL-marketing and operating flights and the PNR must contains only the AFKL flights to be upgraded (if the PNR contains other non-AFKL flights, you cannot upgrade even just the AFKL flights).
The upgrade coupons are valid as soon as you reach Ultimate and is valid for 12 months. The vouchers need to be used within the membership year, but can be applied for travel post expiry date.

Rules for eligible booking classes for the upgrade vouchers are described below :

AF flights, long-haul
Premium Eco to Business
Original booking class : A, S, W
Upgraded booking class : Z, I, D, C (it means that if the flight has only J fare available, one cannot upgrade)

Eco to Business (all flights, except to/from USA, Canada, Mexico)
Original booking class : Y, B, M, U, K, H, L, Q, T, N, R
Upgraded booking class : Z, I, D, C (it means that if the flight has only J fare available, one cannot upgrade)

Eco to Business (flights to/from USA, Canada, Mexico, including LAX-PPT)
Original booking class : Y, B, M, U, K, H, L, Q, T, N
Upgraded booking class : Z, C

KL flights, long-haul
Eco to Business (all flights, except to/from USA, Canada, Mexico and DEL)
Original booking class : Y, B, M, U, K, H, L, Q, T, N, R
Upgraded booking class : Z, I, D, C

Eco to Business (flights to/from USA, Canada, Mexico and DEL)
Original booking class : Y, B, M, U, K, H, L, Q, T, N
Upgraded booking class : Z, I.

Airline-specific soft (unpublished) benefits
- AF, KL and contract staff at airports have a popup message on their computer screen when checking-in an Ultimate pax or when scanning a BP at the lounge (AFKL lounges only) asking them to be attentive at any special request of the Ultimate pax. See also below for airport-specific soft benefits. There is no known official policy for operational upgrades of Ultimates, but Ultimate members have all reported on FT a higher rate of op-up (but those remain rare !).
- AF and KL cabin crews are instructed to provide extra care and attentions on-board. It can take different forms : special greetings, extra amenities (pillow, oshibori, etc), F&B from the upper class, upgrades on board (Y to J medium haul, W to J or Y to W long haul), earlier and quicker meal service. This is not systematic and is up to the appreciation of the crew. Based on the reports of Ultimate members of this forum, AF crews seems to be more compliant than KL crews with those directives, although there has been several reports in this thread of nice attentions provided by KL crews.- Unlimited downloads (any day) in AF PLAY app.

Other Skyteam airlines do not provide any extra service or attentions to FB Ultimate passengers.

Airport-specific soft (unpublished) benefits
All benefits below should be understood for departure, unless otherwise noted. In addition to what is mentioned below, it has been reported several cases of expedited transfers organised by AFKL staff in case of short/endangered connection at various airports.

Please complete/edit this list as needed.

AFKL HUBS
Amsterdam
- AMS : some reserved tables in the Non-Schengen lounges. Reserved area in the Schengen lounge (need to ask staff at long entrance). Pre-boarding sometimes granted at the gate.

Paris CDG
- CDG 2E:
  • Departure : Escort from check-in to immigration in the morning (super fast track). Reserved space at K/L/M lounges. Pre-boarding upon request at the gate before beginning of general boarding
  • Arrival : access to dedicated lane at passport control, all the way to the left, follow the "ULTIMATE" sign.
- CDG 2F :
  • Departure : There is a special Ultimate check-in counter in the SkyP zone (on the left of terminal). Reserved room in the lounge. Pre-boarding upon request at the gate before beginning of general boarding. Escort is provided from the counter to security (skipping the line).
  • Arrival : no special treatment to report
- CDG 2G :
  • Departure : Reserved space in the lounge
  • Arrival : no special treatment to report
- CDG in connection : expedited transfer, possibly involving limo transfer, can be arranged upon request in case of short or endangered connection. Rarely provided spontaneously (need to call the TA, but acceptance is never guaranteed).

Paris ORY
  • Departure : Reserved space at Schengen and non-Schengen lounges. Pre-boarding upon request at the lounge.
  • Arrival : no special treatment to report

EUROPE
Austria
- VIE: no special treatment to report

Croatia
- DBV: no special treatment to report
- SPU: no special treatment to report (not even lounge access)

Czech Republic
- PRG: no special treatment to report. Pre-boarding refused.

Denmark
- CPH: no special treatment to report

France (non-hubs)
- AJA: no special treatment to report
- BES: no special treatment to report
- BIQ: no special treatment to report
- BOD: pre-boarding from lounge to plane inconsistently proposed
- CDG: see top of the list in "AFKL hubs".
- LYS: Escort from lounge to plane when flying from B gates provided upon request . Preboarding with escort to the plane consistently provided.
- MPL: pre-boarding with escort from lounge to plane, sometimes proposed (AF agent comes to the contract lounge to meet the Ultimate guest)
- MRS: no special treatment to report
- NCE: Reserved area in Infinity lounge (inconsistently provided : seems to be provided only when lounge crowded). Pre-boarding with escort from lounge to plane, sometimes proposed.
- NTE: no special treatment to report
- ORY: see top of the list in "AFKL hubs".
- PUF: bypass queue at security and pre-boarding provided upon request
- RNS: bypass queue at security and pre-boarding provided upon request
- TLS: Escort from check in to lounge inconsistently provided. Pre-boarding consistently provided

Germany
- BER: no special treatment to report
- DUS: no special treatment to report
- FRA: no special treatment to report
- HAM: no special treatment to report
- HAJ: No special treatment to report.
- MUC: Reserved area in the lounge, escort from lounge to plane with pre-boarding proposed.
- STR: reserved area in the lounge, pre-boarding

Greece
- ATH: no special treatment to report
- HER: no special treatment to report
- JTR: no special treatment to report

Hungary
- BUD: escort through security from check-in to lounge proposed

Ireland
- DUB: no special treatment to report

Italy
- BLQ: escort from check-in to lounge, and through security to plane.
- BRI: no special treatment to report
- CTA: no special treatment to report
- FCO: no special treatment to report
- FLR: no special treatment to report
- LIN: no special treatment to report
- MXP: pre-boarding granted by request
- VCE: escort through security from check-in to lounge, pre-boarding with escort from lounge to plane (not always consistently proposed)
- NAP: no special treatment to report

Netherlands
- AMS: see top of the list in "AFKL hubs".

Norway
- OSL: no special treatment to report
- TRF: no special treatment to report
- KRS: no special treatment to report
- SVG: no special treatment to report

Poland
- WAW: no special treatment to report
- KRK: no special treatment to report
- GDN: no special treatment to report

Portugal
- LIS: pre-boarding proposed upon request

Russia
- SVO: no special treatment to report
- LED: no special treatment to report

Spain
- AGP: no special treatment to report
- BCN: no special treatment to report
- MAD: no special treatment to report
- PMI: no special treatment to report
- SVQ: no special treatment to report
- TFS: no special treatment to report
- VLC: no special treatment to report

Sweden
- ARN: no special treatment to report
- GOT: no special treatment to report

Switzerland
- GVA: pre-boarding upon request. Reserved area in the lounge
- ZRH: no special treatment

United Kingdom
- ABZ: no special treatment to report
- EDI: no special treatment to report
- LHR: no special treatment to report

NORTH AMERICA
Canada
- YUL: Escort from check-in to lounge upon request. Reserved area in lounge, pre-boarding with escort from lounge to plane
- YYZ: escort on arrival through immigration, consistently offered. / Escort from check-in to lounge and from lounge to airplane
- YQB: escort from check-in to lounge proposed
- YVR: no special treatment to report

USA
- ATL: no special treatment to report (in connection)
- BOS: escort through security from check-in to lounge, pre-boarding, all consistently provided mostly spontaneously, sometimes upon request. A separate room in the AF lounge is also proposed.
- DTW: no special treatment to report (starting from DTW or in connection)
- IAD: escort through security from check-in to lounge upon request, but inconsistently provided. Reserved area at the lounge.
- IAH: no special treatment to report
- JFK (AF only / terminal 1) : reserved table in the dining area of the lounge (upstairs), possible to benefit from the "night service" on all flights and not only the 2 last ones ex-JFK (update 09/2023 : no more night service in JFK lounge). Some kind of priority at the La Prairie spa (after P pax).
- JFK (KL only / terminal 4) : no special treatments to report.
- LAX: no special treatment to report
- ORD: On arrival, escort through immigration (not consistently provided). On departure, escort through security to lounge and from lounge to plane (pre-boarding)
- MSP: no special treatment to report, except one case of special DL Elite VIP treatment with expedited immigration and Porsche transfer to/from lounge (not a regular benefit to expect)
- SEA: pre-boarding with escort to plane
- SFO: reserved area in lounge

Mexico
- MEX (Terminal 1): escort through security to lounge with access to dedicated space. Ride from lounge to gate. Sometimes escort on arrival

CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA
- BOG: no special treatment to report
- LIM: escort to lounge, provided spontaneously
- GIG: Pre-boarding upon request.
- GRU: escort in case of short connection upon request, inconsistently provided; as of 02/2024 pre-boarding offered at check-in and provided by gate-staff (inconsistently provided).
- SCL: as of 03/2024 escort to lounge offered at departure check-in, pick-up from lounge and pre-boarding done
- EZE: escort to lounge with special crew lane for immigration provided spontaneously

ASIA / PACIFIC
- BKK: escort through security from check-in to lounge, upon request but inconsistently proposed. In connection : escort in case of short connection (better to request it before departure).
- BLR: escort from lounge to gate, pre-boarding provided
- BOM : escort from plane to immigration, and from checkin to the lounge
- DEL: as of 01/2024 escort upon arrival; proactive pre-departure call to arrange terminal entry via VIP entrance and escort to gate for pre-boarding (if lounge used, offered to pick up for pre-boarding)
- HKG: no special treatment to report.
- HND: Arrival : new 09/2023 = escort through immigration. Departure : escort from check-in desk to private (crew) security, proposed spontaneously
- KIX: Arrival : escort through immigration, wait at baggage claim. Departure : escort from check-in desk to lounge All proposed spontaneously
- SIN: no special treatment to report

CARIBBEAN & INDIAN OCEAN
- CUR: no special treatment to report, there is no (sky)priority lane for security or immigration, but escort/short track is available for 100 $.
- HAV: at departure, escort from check in counters until security checks. Pre-boarding offered. No escort at arrival. No reserved space in Lounge.
- FDF: No reserved space in Lounge. Pre-boarding upon request at the gate.
- MRU: escort on arrival through immigration. Unknown for departures (no data point)
- PTP: Reserved table in lounge. Pre-boarding upon request at the lounge with escort from lounge to plane.
- RUN: Pre-boarding proposed at check-in and in the lounge, with escort from lounge to plane. Reserved seats in lounge
- SXM: Escort for incoming transit pax (from/to AF flight) through passport controls and security, pre-boarding pro-actively offered for AF departure

MIDDLE EAST
- AUH : no special treatment to report
- BEY: no special treatment to report
- DXB: escort from check-in to lounge and from lounge to plane, all upon request, consistently provided. Access to the Ahlan lounge (normally reserved for P pax) instead of Skyteam lounge.
- JED: no special treatment to report
- RUH: no special treatment to report
- IST: no special treatment to report

AFRICA
- AGA: escort from check in to lounge and from lounge to aircraft, provided spontaneously
- CAI: no special treatment to report
- CMN: escort on arrival through immigration (not always consistently provided)
- CPT: escort from counter to lounge, provided spontaneously
- JNB: escort from counter to lounge (no fast track at immigration), provided spontaneously
- LOS: no special treatment to report
- RAK: escort on arrival, upon request (not provided on departure)
- RBA: on departure : escort to lounge and to plane, provided spontaneously.
- TUN: escort on arrival through immigration provided. Escort from check-in to lounge provided
- ZNZ: no special treatment to report (not even lounge access)
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Old Apr 18, 2019, 10:33 am
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Boarding Zone on European fights for Y ULTI PAX

Do you know if ULTI members are Zone 1 eligible with Y ticket on European flights ?
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Old Apr 18, 2019, 11:21 am
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Whatever ticket I am always zone 1
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Old Apr 18, 2019, 11:57 am
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Originally Posted by breton1fr
Whatever ticket I am always zone 1
straight forward answer and benefit ! Thank you Breton1
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Old Apr 18, 2019, 4:04 pm
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Originally Posted by Bullspread
Do you know if ULTI members are Zone 1 eligible with Y ticket on European flights ?
yes, for all flights and all classes of travel
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Old Apr 19, 2019, 2:26 am
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Guys, what is going on ???

This week: roundtrip to South Africa in P and J. In-cre-dible service in both cabins. Really one step beyond all I had before even in P. Top attention both on the ground and in the air. Staff knew and executed all my preferences without asking (food choice, wine choice, amneties, early dinner, etc.), knew my travel plans for the week.

Then 2 medium hauls with AF to the UK. Also welcome note on my seat, a personal welcome and an upgrade.

Then 1 medium haul with KLM from AMS to the UK. Chief purser came to greet me. This is unseen for me at KLM.

Maybe I just got lucky this week, but if not and if this is the new standard way of treating Ultimates, then it is a major progress.

Fingers crossed.
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Old Apr 19, 2019, 3:59 am
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Flight from CDG to RAK yesterday in Y and excellent ground service in CDG (as usual)

Absolutely nothing in-flight (no champ offered, no special attention, no word from Chief Pursuer...)
I asked the TA the day before to get an escort at RAK (1st time flying there) and they were not sure at all about it.

I ended up with someone waiting for me which was good so overall good experience
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Old Apr 19, 2019, 7:36 am
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Originally Posted by breton1fr
Guys, what is going on ???

This week: roundtrip to South Africa in P and J. In-cre-dible service in both cabins. Really one step beyond all I had before even in P. Top attention both on the ground and in the air. Staff knew and executed all my preferences without asking (food choice, wine choice, amneties, early dinner, etc.), knew my travel plans for the week.

Then 2 medium hauls with AF to the UK. Also welcome note on my seat, a personal welcome and an upgrade.

Then 1 medium haul with KLM from AMS to the UK. Chief purser came to greet me. This is unseen for me at KLM.

Maybe I just got lucky this week, but if not and if this is the new standard way of treating Ultimates, then it is a major progress.

Fingers crossed.
Excellent news, breton1fr, but while the account of your last flights is music to my ears, I still wonder to what this in-cre-di-ble service can be ascribed --- flying in P, being Ultimate, or a little bit of both? I remain convinced that on AF flights the benefits of being Ultimate are essentially perceptible in J and P. When flying in Y and W, I am first and foremost an economy PAX. To the AF purser's defense, given how the Y and especially the W products have been designed, there is not much room for going the extra mile anyway. As an aside and in connection with Andy82's post ( #2010), in DL's Premium Select, I do not feel I am in cattle class, and have nothing but good things to say about their service, keeping in mind that the DL pursers could not care less whether or not I am Ultimate.

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Old Apr 20, 2019, 12:46 am
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Originally Posted by breton1fr
Guys, what is going on ???

This week: roundtrip to South Africa in P and J. In-cre-dible service in both cabins. Really one step beyond all I had before even in P. Top attention both on the ground and in the air. Staff knew and executed all my preferences without asking (food choice, wine choice, amneties, early dinner, etc.), knew my travel plans for the week.

Then 2 medium hauls with AF to the UK. Also welcome note on my seat, a personal welcome and an upgrade.

Then 1 medium haul with KLM from AMS to the UK. Chief purser came to greet me. This is unseen for me at KLM.

Maybe I just got lucky this week, but if not and if this is the new standard way of treating Ultimates, then it is a major progress.

Fingers crossed.
This is also my experience as well for the last 6 months at least.
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Old Apr 20, 2019, 10:05 am
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Originally Posted by matmatlr
Flight from CDG to RAK yesterday in Y and excellent ground service in CDG (as usual)

Absolutely nothing in-flight (no champ offered, no special attention, no word from Chief Pursuer...)
I asked the TA the day before to get an escort at RAK (1st time flying there) and they were not sure at all about it.

I ended up with someone waiting for me which was good so overall good experience
Good to know that you were offered the Ultimate service at RAK. Your in-flight experience proves, however, my point that when flying in Y (or W), you are first and foremost an economy PAX amid the flock of economy PAXs. The extra mile will become visible only in the upper classes of service. What I like at CDG, in the AF lounges, Ultimates are all treated at the same level, flying in Y, W and J alike.
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Old Apr 22, 2019, 7:28 am
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Originally Posted by Macaron54
Good to know that you were offered the Ultimate service at RAK. Your in-flight experience proves, however, my point that when flying in Y (or W), you are first and foremost an economy PAX amid the flock of economy PAXs. The extra mile will become visible only in the upper classes of service. What I like at CDG, in the AF lounges, Ultimates are all treated at the same level, flying in Y, W and J alike.
You could not be more right

I am just off my flight back from RAK (in Y)

Absolutely no "privilege" or time saving options in RAK airport and no "extra mile" during the flight
Flight attendant showed no recognition at all and did not even welcome us on board while they were bringing some food and wine from J to some people seating in Y (probably some friend or AF staff)
Hopefully, I was not disappointed as I was not expecting much
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Old Apr 22, 2019, 10:28 am
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two experiences this week in J in Europe
-> one very good flight on Joon ; excellent pro activity on board from the (junior) staff :
Extra cushions on the seat when I arrived to my seat
Glass of Champagne offered as welcome drink just after my boarding
carefully attention during all the flight .
joon staff shown a lot of enthousiasme by doing their job ; I would say well above the average experienced on AF flights

-> other experience on AF from CDG to Italy in J : no recognition at all.
Chef Purser urged me to put my bag under the seat in front of me « because the plane is full ! Where do you seat Sir ? even in business it’s full ! ». Actually 3 seats were still on sell just before boarding ».
After boarding time 2 F&F from behind have been « invited » to sit in row 2 ...
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Old Apr 22, 2019, 12:25 pm
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Originally Posted by Bullspread
-> other experience on AF from CDG to Italy in J : no recognition at all.
Chef Purser urged me to put my bag under the seat in front of me « because the plane is full ! Where do you seat Sir ? even in business it’s full ! ». Actually 3 seats were still on sell just before boarding ».
After boarding time 2 F&F from behind have been « invited » to sit in row 2 ...
So, what's new ?
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Old Apr 26, 2019, 6:30 am
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An official website about the Ultimate program has been released: https://www.flyingblue.nl/en/ultimate/program

Not a lot of info but okay...

Also, on the website of flyingblue, on the personal page, there is a separate UXP counter.
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Old Apr 26, 2019, 12:12 pm
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Originally Posted by glennhaak
An official website about the Ultimate program has been released: https://www.flyingblue.nl/en/ultimate/program

Not a lot of info but okay...

Also, on the website of flyingblue, on the personal page, there is a separate UXP counter.
Indeed, not a lot of information...
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Old Apr 26, 2019, 12:24 pm
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Originally Posted by Goldorak
Indeed, not a lot of information...
Indeed. It's baby steps, but at least in the right direction. Keeping the program a secret never made sense, although arguably this frugal website with little information and poor design doesn't awake an urge to jump on an AFKL plane.

Of course the real improvements are still missing, at least that is what I sense from all you ULTIs writing your trip reports here. Maybe that's the next step.
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