What is ITN?
 

Several postings make reference to the availability of flight in ITN. What is this and how does one gain access?

Point your web browser at www.itn.net.

When you set up your profile (when you sign up) set your user preference to "advanced" and you will see all the seat inventory in its full (depressing) glory. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

Coincidentally I just went through this and the setting is under display preferences in your Travel Profile. It's called availability format. Select Expert.

Does anyone know what all of this means? It looks like the # of seats remaining under each fare code. Correct?

Thanks!

Use the following link, does not require registering and setting expert mode...

http://flyaow.com/classavailability.htm

When you see "A9 D0 F0" you'll know it's a CO flight! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/biggrin.gif

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Incidentally, I recently ran into a particular itinerary where flyaow was significantly cheaper than itn for a particular route on CX. I have no idea why this would be.

definition: it's an american express owned web site that members of the Continetal Airlines (CO) forum of www.flyertalk.com use to spy on...um, i mean monitor... the aforementioned airline's upgrade practices. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by fly co to see the yanks (edited 03-15-2002).]

Do the codes represent the # of seats avail for that fare code?

I am looking for avail reward seats from EWR to MCO in May and am not having much luck on the phone. Are reward seats in the avail list? If what's the code? I only saw first class reward (E) on ITYT's list.

Thanks.