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#346
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Edinburgh
Programs: BA Gold, Accor Silver, Flying Blue Zilch, East Coast Rewards Lots&lots, Miles & More nada
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I agree that they have discretion about whether to charge a fee if a fee applies. But I don't think they have discretion about exceeding absolute weight limits. And I suspect (but have no evidence, I admit) that their discretion is more limited when the fee relates to extra bags as opposed to extra weight, which seemed to be the potential issue here.
#347
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: BHX
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#348
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: London
Posts: 17,007
I agree that they have discretion about whether to charge a fee if a fee applies. But I don't think they have discretion about exceeding absolute weight limits. And I suspect (but have no evidence, I admit) that their discretion is more limited when the fee relates to extra bags as opposed to extra weight, which seemed to be the potential issue here.
#349
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Usually seen @SIN/AMS/LHR/NCL
Programs: BAEC Blue, KF Silver, HHONORS Gold, Marriott Gold, Club Carlson Silver
Posts: 63
I was booked on a NCL-LHR-SIN in Domestic and CW respectively.
Was told without prompting at the airport counter @NCL that I was not entitled to fast track security or priority baggage labels as NCL-LHR leg is domestic.
Is this correct?
Was told without prompting at the airport counter @NCL that I was not entitled to fast track security or priority baggage labels as NCL-LHR leg is domestic.
Is this correct?
#350
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: MSN
Programs: AA, BAEC Gold
Posts: 3,934
I thought that the domestic legs of international CW booked into the mythical "Business UK" which comes with lounge access, fast track, and "priority baggage". That is the case for int-dom-dom-int anyway.
#351
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Usually seen @SIN/AMS/LHR/NCL
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Posts: 63
Not too fussed about the lack of privileges at the start of the dom leg but the policy doesn't seem very clear to me
#352
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: London
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You should have been booked into the U bucket for the redemption allowing you business UK privileges
#353
Join Date: Apr 2015
Location: US/UK - and elsewhere
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 2,565
Flown/Booking classes
I'm sure this has been raised before - but can't find anything:
When you look at your BAEC statement the booking code has two letters, I presume that the first one is the class flown, and the second is the class booked. So J/P would be business, pro-active upgrade, and Y/M is economy, discounted. But I also have a C/Q, M/Y and M/M... . (links to any informative threads welcomed!).
When you look at your BAEC statement the booking code has two letters, I presume that the first one is the class flown, and the second is the class booked. So J/P would be business, pro-active upgrade, and Y/M is economy, discounted. But I also have a C/Q, M/Y and M/M... . (links to any informative threads welcomed!).
#354
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: London
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When you look at your BAEC statement the booking code has two letters, I presume that the first one is the class flown, and the second is the class booked. So J/P would be business, pro-active upgrade, and Y/M is economy, discounted. But I also have a C/Q, M/Y and M/M... . (links to any informative threads welcomed!).
C = domestic single cabin
M = economy cabin (possibly M for main, but that's conjecture on my part)
#355
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Programs: BA Gold, QF WP
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I'm sure this has been raised before - but can't find anything:
When you look at your BAEC statement the booking code has two letters, I presume that the first one is the class flown, and the second is the class booked. So J/P would be business, pro-active upgrade, and Y/M is economy, discounted. But I also have a C/Q, M/Y and M/M... . (links to any informative threads welcomed!).
When you look at your BAEC statement the booking code has two letters, I presume that the first one is the class flown, and the second is the class booked. So J/P would be business, pro-active upgrade, and Y/M is economy, discounted. But I also have a C/Q, M/Y and M/M... . (links to any informative threads welcomed!).
For class flown, C is either domestic (single cabin) or business. Y or M is economy.
For the class booked:
P is a WTP award fare bucket.
M, Q, Y are ET/WT fare buckets.
#356
Join Date: Jan 2005
Programs: BA Gold, several other less interesting cards...
Posts: 3,712
Just a slight amendment that has been mentioned in this thread - http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...s-i-class.html
The earning for RJ has been enhanced. For the better.
Economy (discounted) H, K, L, M, N, O, Q, V, W and S 25% of flown miles
Economy (full fare) Y, B 100% of flown miles
Business J, C, D, I and Z 125% of flown miles
All the above classes will earn TPs as well so we can start booking RJ!
The earning for RJ has been enhanced. For the better.
Economy (discounted) H, K, L, M, N, O, Q, V, W and S 25% of flown miles
Economy (full fare) Y, B 100% of flown miles
Business J, C, D, I and Z 125% of flown miles
All the above classes will earn TPs as well so we can start booking RJ!
#357
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: London
Posts: 17,007
Just a slight amendment that has been mentioned in this thread - http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...s-i-class.html
The earning for RJ has been enhanced. For the better.
Economy (discounted) H, K, L, M, N, O, Q, V, W and S 25% of flown miles
Economy (full fare) Y, B 100% of flown miles
Business J, C, D, I and Z 125% of flown miles
All the above classes will earn TPs as well so we can start booking RJ!
The earning for RJ has been enhanced. For the better.
Economy (discounted) H, K, L, M, N, O, Q, V, W and S 25% of flown miles
Economy (full fare) Y, B 100% of flown miles
Business J, C, D, I and Z 125% of flown miles
All the above classes will earn TPs as well so we can start booking RJ!
Sometimes a nice fare pops up from ATH
I have been interested in trying them for a while
#358
Join Date: Jan 2005
Programs: BA Gold, several other less interesting cards...
Posts: 3,712
I was looking at doing a LHR-AMM-BEY-LHR and got a decent price on ITA in J. The trouble was that it booked into I and I remembered previous discussions on this so I was happy to find that this now qualified for TPs on RJ. Amman, Petra and a party in the Beirut hills seems like a good plan. Sort of.
#359
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: PNA
Programs: BAEC Silver
Posts: 4,648
I was looking at doing a LHR-AMM-BEY-LHR and got a decent price on ITA in J. The trouble was that it booked into I and I remembered previous discussions on this so I was happy to find that this now qualified for TPs on RJ. Amman, Petra and a party in the Beirut hills seems like a good plan. Sort of.