What is the 'D' code for on itn?
Mar 23, 2002 | 12:51 pm
#1
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What is the 'D' code for on itn?
What is D in this example:
Continental Airlines 538
16:00 Newark, NJ (EWR) 19:06 Miami, FL (MIA)
A9 D9 F0 E0 Y9 H0 K0 B0 V0 Q0 T0
It wouldnt happen to be a standard F award seat would it?
Continental Airlines 538
16:00 Newark, NJ (EWR) 19:06 Miami, FL (MIA)
A9 D9 F0 E0 Y9 H0 K0 B0 V0 Q0 T0
It wouldnt happen to be a standard F award seat would it?
Mar 23, 2002 | 1:04 pm
#2
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A= Purchased First Class
D= Domestic Upgrade on Int'l First Class
F= Upgradeable First Class
D= Domestic Upgrade on Int'l First Class
F= Upgradeable First Class
Mar 23, 2002 | 1:13 pm
#3
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So which bucket do standard first class award seats come from? I take it easypass first comes from A?
Mar 23, 2002 | 2:42 pm
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I do believe it's "E"
Mar 23, 2002 | 3:26 pm
#5
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In a recent conversation about FC upgrades w/ a P-Club the agent I was told that they were having a problem lately where travel agents were somehow booking customers in (D) for purely domestic trips...
my understanding of (D) is the description above... how then could someone be booked in (D) for domestic? didn't make any sense to me...
I got the impression that this was some kind of work-around or glitch given the way I was told...
my understanding of (D) is the description above... how then could someone be booked in (D) for domestic? didn't make any sense to me...
I got the impression that this was some kind of work-around or glitch given the way I was told...
Mar 23, 2002 | 3:48 pm
#6
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Spring Lake,NJ
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I smell a rat there too...unless what they told you was incorrect...which wouldn't surprise me either.