Changing Flights to get Upgrades
Jul 6, 2005 | 12:49 pm
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Changing Flights to get Upgrades
Today I am faced with a full F cabin on my flight from IAH-SFO. I know that the chances for Upgrade are slim due to it being full, therefore I checked the flight loads for todays remaining flights from IAH-SFO, and some of the later flights have open seats in F.
I know that upon checkin at the kiosk, we can often change flights, therefore, if I swap over the other flight, would I qualify for an upgrade assuming that there is an available seat ? Do we have the option for upgrade in this situation ?
j
I know that upon checkin at the kiosk, we can often change flights, therefore, if I swap over the other flight, would I qualify for an upgrade assuming that there is an available seat ? Do we have the option for upgrade in this situation ?
j
Jul 6, 2005 | 1:17 pm
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You do have the option for an upgrade, but you may not get it straight away. I know I've gotten an upgrade when changing to an earlier flight. For a later one, though, they may not have dumped the unsold seats to the R bucket. You may wish to ask an airport agent since you can only make the change at the airport anyway (without a fee).