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ATLSam Jun 28, 2012 9:28 am

'null' Class?
 
Well this is for the KLM leg of the trip but since I booked this thru Delta and my conformation email is from them, I'll just post it here.

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg259...ng&res=landing

I booked the flight as First/Business but its saying my class is 'null'... does this mean I need to give Delta a call, or is this normal when booking thru Delta for KLM :confused:

c_d Jun 28, 2012 9:57 am


Originally Posted by ATLSam (Post 18836403)
Well this is for the KLM leg of the trip but since I booked this thru Delta and my conformation email is from them, I'll just post it here.

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg259...ng&res=landing

I booked the flight as First/Business but its saying my class is 'null'... does this mean I need to give Delta a call, or is this normal when booking thru Delta for KLM :confused:

I have never experienced this when booking through DL but only when I called in and they forced in some flights that DL cannot directly see. In such a case, DL.com is totally confused like showing First when you are actually in the cheapest class on KLM.

discstickers Jun 28, 2012 9:58 am

Now that's funny. 'null' is used in programming to represent values that don't exist. Somebody messed up in coding the email message!

ATLSam Jun 28, 2012 10:30 am


Originally Posted by c_d (Post 18836572)
I have never experienced this when booking through DL but only when I called in and they forced in some flights that DL cannot directly see. In such a case, DL.com is totally confused like showing First when you are actually in the cheapest class on KLM.

Oh-oh... does this warrant a call to DL? I dont want to call and complain about something and have them be like "sir, there is no problem" :D


Originally Posted by discstickers (Post 18836583)
Now that's funny. 'null' is used in programming to represent values that don't exist. Somebody messed up in coding the email message!

Hopefully they wont turn me down at the airport!

HongKonger Jun 28, 2012 10:33 am


Originally Posted by ATLSam (Post 18836761)
Oh-oh... does this warrant a call to DL? I dont want to call and complain about something and have them be like "sir, there is no problem" :D



Hopefully they wont turn me down at the airport!

Their job is to help you. They screwed up by sending you an unintelligible e-mail. There may or may not be a problem, but do you want to take a chance? Don't wait for the airport. Call and resolve the issue.

pdisme Jun 28, 2012 10:35 am


Originally Posted by discstickers (Post 18836583)
Now that's funny. 'null' is used in programming to represent values that don't exist. Somebody messed up in coding the email message!

/dev/null is where DL forwards suggestions from customers. :)

Wiirachay Jun 28, 2012 11:19 am


Originally Posted by pdisme (Post 18836793)
/dev/null is where DL forwards suggestions from customers. :)

:D

Looks like from looking at your itinerary, there is a lookup issue between the KLM fare class codes and what cabin it belongs to. Good job testing, DL. :rolleyes:

Your best bet is to call DL and verify that you're booked in cabin you expected.

MSPeconomist Jun 28, 2012 11:44 am

You should also examine our receipt.

Get the KLM PNR and look at your itinerary on their website.

As others have urged, do not wait to fix this.

Sabai Jun 28, 2012 11:47 am

Where would null be in the 31 flavors of boarding priorities?

ATLSam Jun 28, 2012 12:11 pm

Called Delta. After leaving the lady confused by explaining the whole "null" thing, I just decided to ask her what class I was in - and yes on her side it says Business.

BeachBum770 Jun 28, 2012 12:53 pm

Null is the code word for Kryptonium Medallion, which is also what the "K" in KLM really represents. Now you have let the secret out!;)


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