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Old Nov 6, 2001 | 9:50 am
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Upgrades on Virgin-CO codeshare

An associate traveling with me asked a question. We are both in London and he is flying back via JFK on a Virgin/CO codeshare. The plane is a 747 with Upper Class. He is a CO Onepass member.
1.) Can he upgrade with miles to upper class?
2.) How many miles?
3.) If he is traveling Sat when should he do this?

Thanks in advance

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Old Nov 6, 2001 | 10:32 am
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1) Yes, if CO-purchased seats are available and he is booked on a CO ticket in Y, H or K.

2) 20,000 each way

3) ASAP. Before the 72-hour blockout rule kicks in.

I flew LHR-EWR on Sunday. Well worth it! Overall experience is so much better than BizFirst.
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Old Nov 6, 2001 | 10:34 am
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3.) Immediately

2.) 20,000 miles, one-way

1.) maybe, depending on availability-- and, of course, he must have a HoKey fare.
Currently the upgrade availability on the two 747 flights into JFK look somewhat promising.

[sorry, rocky-- posted at the same time-- didn't want to make it seem like an echo]

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