flying AA again in years away
any way to get free or cheap exit seats?
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"in years away"
What does that even mean? Are you trying to procure a futures contract on exit seats for years from now? :confused:
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Originally Posted by arlflyer
(Post 26980444)
What does that even mean? Are you trying to procure a futures contract on exit seats for years from now? :confused:
The answer is there's almost certainly no way to get cheap/free exit row seats, assuming OP doesn't have any sort of lifetime status with AA. Most US airlines have learned that people are willing to pay for seats with more legroom, and charge accordingly. |
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Originally Posted by UA1KPHL
(Post 26980633)
any way to get free or cheap exit seats?
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If you want free or cheap exit tickets, then get status on AA. LOL
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A few years ago before having status, I would just ask the gate agent and if exit row was open, they would give it to me. Never asked me to pay. Once they even said no exit row available and offered me a free MCE (probably helps that I'm 6'3? Who knows)
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Any reason UA is not an option for you?
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AA never did, but US did 24 hours beforehand if you had no status. Then when they merged that all went bye-bye.
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