UP Seating
Feb 17, 2017 | 4:01 pm
#1
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UP Seating
I am confused by the seating options on UP. We have paid for UP smart, but
are seating in the 6th row (pink section on chart below.) I see that there
are three rows in front called Economy Plus, followed by four rows of "Preference" seats. Can someone explain the difference?
http://www.flyup.com/en/PassengersIn...ngMapPlan.aspx
Thanks in advance.
are seating in the 6th row (pink section on chart below.) I see that there
are three rows in front called Economy Plus, followed by four rows of "Preference" seats. Can someone explain the difference?
http://www.flyup.com/en/PassengersIn...ngMapPlan.aspx
Thanks in advance.
Feb 18, 2017 | 12:25 pm
#2
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"Preferred seats" are just more legroom than regular economy, and a little more comfortable seat.
Economy Plus - these seats have more legroom (same as preferred seating), and you also get a free meal and drinks if seated there.
There are 2 ways to get a seat in Economy plus - Either you buy an economy plus ticket, which normally costs alot more, (and includes free suitcase and earns more points), Or you buy a regular ticket and then pay $60 to sit in Economy plus. (If you have an Elal Flycard, you get these free if available at check-in).
Economy Plus - these seats have more legroom (same as preferred seating), and you also get a free meal and drinks if seated there.
There are 2 ways to get a seat in Economy plus - Either you buy an economy plus ticket, which normally costs alot more, (and includes free suitcase and earns more points), Or you buy a regular ticket and then pay $60 to sit in Economy plus. (If you have an Elal Flycard, you get these free if available at check-in).
Feb 19, 2017 | 9:13 pm
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Feb 20, 2017 | 4:28 am
#6
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Per the suggestion above, seats (not adjacent, but that's fine) in the front rows
were available, so we were able to move.