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Sloweddy00 Jan 1, 2012 2:52 pm

Revup from and to Denver?
 
Is the Revup program available from DEN to HNL and viceversa?
Are Op ups from HNL to DEN possible?

How do you find out the fare difference between G and W from HNL to DEN?

mherdeg Jan 1, 2012 3:05 pm

I like to compare the cheapest currently available fare vs. a W fare.

The lowest fare I see available for sample travel in September is $660 a/i r/t (two T fares, both directions about $300).

The W fare I see for sample travel in September is $847 a/i r/t (two W fares, both directions about $400).

To find the fare difference I used matrix.itasoftware.com's route language -- I wrote that I wanted advanced routing codes "f / f bc=w" to only look at nonstop travel booked into W. I also could have used continental.com's advanced search and specified that I wanted to buy fare class "W".

Why do you want a W fare? In the new MileagePlus program (which we're not sure when it will go live) you can use a CR1 or a SWU on any flight from mainland U.S. to Hawaii with no fare restrictions.

Sloweddy00 Jan 1, 2012 3:17 pm

Mherdeg, thanks for your advise.
I"m coming back from HNL on 11 Jan, and like you said we are not sure when the new MP will go live, but I'm willing to bet that it won't be January.

FlyerChrisK Jan 1, 2012 6:24 pm


Originally Posted by Sloweddy00 (Post 17727322)
Is the Revup program available from DEN to HNL and viceversa?
Are Op ups from HNL to DEN possible?

How do you find out the fare difference between G and W from HNL to DEN?

It sounds like you've already ticketed. Changing from G to W now would almost certainly require a change fee and repricing the ticket as if you bought it today. If you haven't ticketed, consider routing through California as that's eligible for UDU/EUA.

Op-ups are always possible, but I would not count on receiving one. Out of my 86 regularly scheduled, commercial flights this year (60 of which were on UA/CO), I received a total of three op-ups: Y->J for a VDB, Y->J for an op-up, and J->F for an op-up, all on United's p.s. service.

mustangthz Jan 2, 2012 10:16 am


Originally Posted by FlyerChrisK (Post 17728198)
It sounds like you've already ticketed. Changing from G to W now would almost certainly require a change fee and repricing the ticket as if you bought it today. If you haven't ticketed, consider routing through California as that's eligible for UDU/EUA.

Op-ups are always possible, but I would not count on receiving one. Out of my 86 regularly scheduled, commercial flights this year (60 of which were on UA/CO), I received a total of three op-ups: Y->J for a VDB, Y->J for an op-up, and J->F for an op-up, all on United's p.s. service.

Has anyone confirmed that a revup is possible for DEN<->HNL? I to have this routing in January. I'd love to revup if possible.

-Chris

mherdeg Jan 2, 2012 12:20 pm

I don't think anyone has called to ask CO whether there's a day-of-departure upgrade-purchase program (GG REVUP) for SFO-DEN.

sbm12 wrote in June that CO told him there were no documented prices for HNL-DEN, http://boardingarea.com/blogs/thewan...grade-pricing/.

But I don't think anyone has checked in recently.

Sloweddy00 Jan 13, 2012 10:16 am

Update!
I received an Op-up from HNL to DEN a couple of days ago, and I asked if Rev-ups are available from HNL-DEN and she said not at this time, but perhaps in the near future.

Zip Feb 28, 2012 3:22 pm

1) So, are REVUPs now available for DEN-HNL? If not, when?
2) If flying on a BF ticket (not a REVUP), does one have access to DEN UC?
3) Just to note: someone with a DEN-HNL S-fare tried to upgrade with a SWU; was told (trying to do this on-line on her account) that SWU not available because of fare restrictions.

FriendlySkies Feb 28, 2012 5:15 pm

If you are flying in C on DEN-HNL, you are allowed to use the RCC. They've even got a CO DEN-HNL BP taped up behind the entry counter, and a note about allowing access.

Zip Feb 29, 2012 3:27 pm


Originally Posted by FriendlySkies (Post 18099795)
If you are flying in C on DEN-HNL, you are allowed to use the RCC. They've even got a CO DEN-HNL BP taped up behind the entry counter, and a note about allowing access.

Thanks, this clarifies some confusion in other threads. And nice to know about the BP taped behind the entry counter!

Zip Mar 5, 2012 10:25 am


Originally Posted by FriendlySkies (Post 18099795)
If you are flying in C on DEN-HNL, you are allowed to use the RCC. They've even got a CO DEN-HNL BP taped up behind the entry counter, and a note about allowing access.

Just read the "new" (post-Mar3) rules for club access. It now states, that even if the flight is BF (and it isn't now; it was on Mar 2, but now same plane 767 is listed as U-First), "Travel within the U.S. (including Hawaii and Guam) in United First or United Business is not eligible."

There seems to be NO BF on any mainland-HNL flights anymore!


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