How bad is W class?
Jan 14, 2004 | 5:52 pm
#1
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How bad is W class?
I am trying to get a ticket to London and it appears all the T's are gone. Next thing up they're listing in W class. How low on the food chain is that?
I found an alleged listing of the new fare classes, but would anybody care to put the revenue classes in order of prioritiy (e.g. A, D, Y, H, K, V, Q, S, T ...)?
Thanks
I found an alleged listing of the new fare classes, but would anybody care to put the revenue classes in order of prioritiy (e.g. A, D, Y, H, K, V, Q, S, T ...)?
Thanks
Jan 14, 2004 | 6:44 pm
#2
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: New York, NY
Posts: 468
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Columbia04:
would anybody care to put the revenue classes in order of prioritiy (e.g. A, D, Y, H, K, V, Q, S, T ...)?
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would anybody care to put the revenue classes in order of prioritiy (e.g. A, D, Y, H, K, V, Q, S, T ...)?
Thanks</font>
W seems to be between S and T.
Jan 14, 2004 | 6:44 pm
#3
Join Date: May 2001
Location: CLE
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From the website at CO.com:
Fare Class Flown+ Base Mileage Earned(%)Elite Mileage Earned (%) Elite Segments/Points Earned Eligible for most OnePass promotions
J, C, A, D, Z 150 150 2 Yes (First/Business)
Y 100 150 2 Yes (Full Coach)
H, K, N, B, V, U 100 100 1 Yes (Coach)
Q, I, S, W, T, X, L 100 100* 50 1* 0 No
(Discounted Coach)
Can be found at:
New fare classes for 2004
So to answer your question I think a W class is right next to or the same as a T class but just shows connectivity (connection vs non-stop)
Fare Class Flown+ Base Mileage Earned(%)Elite Mileage Earned (%) Elite Segments/Points Earned Eligible for most OnePass promotions
J, C, A, D, Z 150 150 2 Yes (First/Business)
Y 100 150 2 Yes (Full Coach)
H, K, N, B, V, U 100 100 1 Yes (Coach)
Q, I, S, W, T, X, L 100 100* 50 1* 0 No
(Discounted Coach)
Can be found at:
New fare classes for 2004
So to answer your question I think a W class is right next to or the same as a T class but just shows connectivity (connection vs non-stop)