email off emirates..advice needed
#2


Join Date: Apr 2011
Programs: EY Plat SPG LT Plat
Posts: 81
It all depends on how much $$$ we are talking here?
Personally I wouldn't part with too much cash for an upgrade on the 330 as it is among the worst J products on the fleet.
If you could let us know what date you are travelling, a kind soul may take a peek at the loads for you....
Given that you have received the cash upgrade mail I would suspect Y is pretty full and op-ups are likely. Your chances of bagging one will depend on the number of IOs and Golds in Y.
Personally I wouldn't part with too much cash for an upgrade on the 330 as it is among the worst J products on the fleet.
If you could let us know what date you are travelling, a kind soul may take a peek at the loads for you....
Given that you have received the cash upgrade mail I would suspect Y is pretty full and op-ups are likely. Your chances of bagging one will depend on the number of IOs and Golds in Y.
#3

Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: ABZ & half way up Mekong
Programs: Qatar Gold. Skywards Silver, Etihad, China Airlines, Thai, Flying Blue, BA.
Posts: 173
But on a positive note I had a row of 4 seats to myself in Y, quite far forward as well, slept like a baby all the way to DXB.
Hope you get your feebie, but don't take it as read that Y is full. Agree with dxbtraveller pretty poor C product on the 330.
Regards
#4
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: manchester,england
Posts: 17
i fly out of dxb in the early hours of Sunday morning 11th sept.i had look on the emirates seat planner and it looks like 30 seats still to be filled,does anybody know how many skyward miles to op up for this route?
#5




Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: OSL
Programs: QR Plat | SK Diamond | A3 Gold
Posts: 4,612
It's 25k miles from a flex ticket and 32.5k from a saver ticket to do a miles upgrade. Not worth it on the 330 though.
#6


Join Date: Apr 2011
Programs: EY Plat SPG LT Plat
Posts: 81
As ung mentioned a miles upgrade on this flight would get you a pretty raw deal (especially if you are booked on a saver fare), and you'd be pretty disappointed when you saw the J seat.
If I were you, try and shift yourself into row 16 (D or E)- that way you get extra legroom, and increased chance of an opup, especially if they need to bump you for a bassinet.
#9
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: manchester,england
Posts: 17
£280..im so glad i didn't take up the offer,i got the free op up,330 is a bit dated now tho.^thanks to everyone for the info

