What is E bookingclass for?
Apr 5, 2001 | 5:12 am
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What is E bookingclass for?
Does anybody know?
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Oliver
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Oliver
Apr 5, 2001 | 6:23 am
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E is for domestic first class using miles.
NOT upgrades - plain old, "buy a first class seat with miles".
cpd
NOT upgrades - plain old, "buy a first class seat with miles".
cpd
Apr 5, 2001 | 7:13 am
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This ITN clone shows F AND E class: http://www.itn.net/cgi/get?itn/air/basme/index
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Apr 5, 2001 | 7:59 am
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Oliver:
Many thanks. This could be very useful to those who want to buy a ticket with miles. It also shows how pathetically few seats that are avaiable for E class.
I looked at International as well. Interestingly, the number of "E" seats seometimes equals the number of "Z" seats. Sometimes it is less, frequently zero when the number of Z seats is low. I'm not sure what this means. Could it be the number of B/F seats available at standard reward levels? COuld it indicate some type of upgrade availability? More analysis is waranted. Any comments, anyone?
Many thanks. This could be very useful to those who want to buy a ticket with miles. It also shows how pathetically few seats that are avaiable for E class.
I looked at International as well. Interestingly, the number of "E" seats seometimes equals the number of "Z" seats. Sometimes it is less, frequently zero when the number of Z seats is low. I'm not sure what this means. Could it be the number of B/F seats available at standard reward levels? COuld it indicate some type of upgrade availability? More analysis is waranted. Any comments, anyone?