Stop Press: Yahoo! Lounge Calendar Replacement
Mar 7, 2008, 6:49 am
#766
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LHR:
SFO:
LAS:
GRU:
- LH SEN lounge not listed
SFO:
- SQ F lounge not listed
- Calendar states no access to UA F lounge even when ticketed in F on another *A carrier
LAS:
- US offers a Club in T1 adjacent to Gate 2; also open to Priority Pass members
GRU:
- BA F lounge no longer exists, though there is a combined J/F/Gold/Silver lounge at the same location
I'll make the mods on the others.
Mar 7, 2008, 7:43 am
#767
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Mar 7, 2008, 12:00 pm
#768
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LHR:
SFO:
LAS:
GRU:
- LH SEN lounge not listed
SFO:
- SQ F lounge not listed
- Calendar states no access to UA F lounge even when ticketed in F on another *A carrier
LAS:
- US offers a Club in T1 adjacent to Gate 2; also open to Priority Pass members
GRU:
- BA F lounge no longer exists, though there is a combined J/F/Gold/Silver lounge at the same location
Mar 9, 2008, 12:42 pm
#769
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Hi BA97, I noticed that the lounge tracker doesn't have an image of the Eos Club 48 lounge at London STN.
Here's a picture that I took last week of the newly extended lounge:
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/9492/img1800ey1.jpg
Hope it's useful.
Here's a picture that I took last week of the newly extended lounge:
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/9492/img1800ey1.jpg
Hope it's useful.
Mar 9, 2008, 12:44 pm
#770
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great tool BA97! Thanks a lot for the effort!
However one issue: When I try to access my calender as read-only, no flights show up. I use this link: http://www.ba97.com/ba97/calendar/re...le=UsernameXYZ and it only shows the blue banner at the top.
Sorry if this has been answered before but I read through pages 1 - 15 and couldn't find it.
However one issue: When I try to access my calender as read-only, no flights show up. I use this link: http://www.ba97.com/ba97/calendar/re...le=UsernameXYZ and it only shows the blue banner at the top.
Sorry if this has been answered before but I read through pages 1 - 15 and couldn't find it.
Mar 24, 2008, 9:08 pm
#771
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ba97.com Admin?
Hi, I tried emailing [email protected] and received an invalid email address.. can anyone here help?
Hi ba97 admin,
I have put in some upcoming flights in my diary, and
when I view the calendar the flights are not shown..
Do you know how I can correct for this?
Thanks
ACfly
I have put in some upcoming flights in my diary, and
when I view the calendar the flights are not shown..
Do you know how I can correct for this?
Thanks
ACfly
Mar 24, 2008, 9:49 pm
#772
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You could post in the BA97 thread seeking help, or send a PM to BA97 or send an email to BA97.
PS just to check you don't have your view setting to show only past flights.
PS just to check you don't have your view setting to show only past flights.
Last edited by Kiwi Flyer; Mar 25, 2008 at 11:44 am
Mar 25, 2008, 10:20 am
#773
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Found a bug, fixed it now. Those reporting problems with their reports should be OK.
- should work, will check up on this
Hi, I tried emailing [email protected] and received an invalid email address.. can anyone here help?
- should work, will check up on this
May 19, 2008, 7:40 am
#774
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Hello
I was wondering whether you are planning to add "Suites" as a new "class" category for SQ flights on the A380.
Thanks for the great work with the calendar.
eutow
I was wondering whether you are planning to add "Suites" as a new "class" category for SQ flights on the A380.
Thanks for the great work with the calendar.
eutow
May 19, 2008, 7:49 am
#775
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Or you could take the view that "Suites" is just the SQ marketing name for F on the A380!
May 19, 2008, 1:01 pm
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May 19, 2008, 1:08 pm
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Not sure I agree. It's currently an entirely different product sold at an entirely different fare basis (coincidentally, the same 'R' as BA used to use for the very fast plane).
May 19, 2008, 1:22 pm
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As far as the product is concened, BA97 doesn't distinguish between the F product on (say) US domestic and the F product on another airline so I'm not sure how the SQ Suites would be any different. (Furthermore, EK, amongst others, would no doubt disagree with the suite concept being an entirely different product from everything before).
May 19, 2008, 3:52 pm
#779
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... but BA97 shows the class of service (rather than the fare basis) for each flight.
As far as the product is concened, BA97 doesn't distinguish between the F product on (say) US domestic and the F product on another airline so I'm not sure how the SQ Suites would be any different. (Furthermore, EK, amongst others, would no doubt disagree with the suite concept being an entirely different product from everything before).
As far as the product is concened, BA97 doesn't distinguish between the F product on (say) US domestic and the F product on another airline so I'm not sure how the SQ Suites would be any different. (Furthermore, EK, amongst others, would no doubt disagree with the suite concept being an entirely different product from everything before).
I feel that there are real differences in this in practical (i.e. non marketing) terms, but I am sure that BA97 will decide as he sees best!
May 19, 2008, 5:20 pm
#780
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There are some differences. If I fly BA between London and Mumbai in F, there is a choice of flights where the F hardware is of different generations (eg smaller IFE screens). Ticket prices are the same whichever flight I take. With routes operated by the A380 and, say 744, the prices are different depending on whether I take a flight with first class or a flight with the suites. The booking class is also different - as virtualtroy pointed out, it is not a class which falls within the choices for a first class flight. On an F RTW ticket, passengers cannot just choose the suites on the A380 as that plane's version of F seats.
However, correct me if I'm wrong but what you've said also applies to (for example) SQ flights operated by the 77W, i.e. the prices are different (plus award cost and availability is different) and you can't just choose a 77W flight for a RTW (without paying an additional surcharge). It just so happens that SQ calls F on the A380 "Suites" without calling F on the 77W something else.