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Originally Posted by spec119
(Post 29857249)
Currently
J7 C7 I7 O0 Y is showing 9 up to L very similar to the EK16 except O is 7 & P5 so I guess some lower fare J buckets available I don't think BKK flights are very full the 384 seems the busiest - seems to be 18 unoccupied seats on the 384 about 24 on the 16 |
Originally Posted by skywardhunter
(Post 29857929)
P is the discounted upgrade bucket, not a revenue fare, it means 5 people can still snatch the upgrade offer.
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Originally Posted by skywardhunter
(Post 29857154)
Email offer is never for more than one leg, subject to status BKK flights are decent for op-ups but not sure if they're full right now.
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Hi All,
I have asked this question in another thread that I made, but thought to ask it here (again) as it seems like the more appropriate place to do so. I'm flying on EK J class from YYZ to DXB onto my final destination and my return is is F class (paid upgrade from J). I'm departing in approximately one month from now, and I spoke to the EK customer service about a possible email upgrade offer. They told me that from Canada it's essentially the same pricing structure as it is from the U.S. As of now, the upgrade price is ~ $1800 (I only paid $900 from J to F for my return), however the agent on the phone told me that the U.S. J to F upgrades via email offer are usually about $900 and that if I get the email, it will be for the same. Can anyone confirm this? As of now, only 4-5 out of 12 suites are taken on my route when I last checked. I did ask the agent that in the case that there are 1-2 suites left, would I still be sent an email upgrade offer and she said no. She also told me that if you try and upgrading at the airport, it'll be a much higher price - any confirmation on this? If anyone can give me some tips or help, I'd really appreciate it! |
Originally Posted by m3red
(Post 29857799)
thats good - recent man Dxb offers have been around £450 Just had the same price offer £358 MAN-DXB from Y to J.. we are 4 pax so need to ask a friend at EK about the flight loads as they have been having a lot of empty seats in Y from MAN-DXB recently so much so that they are looking at dropping one A380 for a 777 for a while. If we can get 6 seats between 2 Adts and 2Chd i.e. ill not bother with the U/G.No lounge access or chauffeur. if if was just me and Mrs MS we already be booking our J seats!!! |
Originally Posted by MARTINSWIN
(Post 29859411)
Just had the same price offer £358 MAN-DXB from Y to J.. we are 4 pax so need to ask a friend at EK about the flight loads as they have been having a lot of empty seats in Y from MAN-DXB recently so much so that they are looking at dropping one A380 for a 777 for a while. If we can get 6 seats between 2 Adts and 2Chd i.e. ill not bother with the U/G.No lounge access or chauffeur. if if was just me and Mrs MS we already be booking our J seats!!!
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Originally Posted by spec119
(Post 29858333)
My email offer was for 3 legs but only visible when you clicked the upgrade me button I'm hoping EK384 on 16th will be on offer as it's the only leg in Y :-(
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Originally Posted by flyer_sam
(Post 29858544)
Hi All,
I have asked this question in another thread that I made, but thought to ask it here (again) as it seems like the more appropriate place to do so. I'm flying on EK J class from YYZ to DXB onto my final destination and my return is is F class (paid upgrade from J). I'm departing in approximately one month from now, and I spoke to the EK customer service about a possible email upgrade offer. They told me that from Canada it's essentially the same pricing structure as it is from the U.S. As of now, the upgrade price is ~ $1800 (I only paid $900 from J to F for my return), however the agent on the phone told me that the U.S. J to F upgrades via email offer are usually about $900 and that if I get the email, it will be for the same. Can anyone confirm this? As of now, only 4-5 out of 12 suites are taken on my route when I last checked. I did ask the agent that in the case that there are 1-2 suites left, would I still be sent an email upgrade offer and she said no. She also told me that if you try and upgrading at the airport, it'll be a much higher price - any confirmation on this? If anyone can give me some tips or help, I'd really appreciate it! At airport it's always the full fare difference |
Upgrade email
hiih ,i was offer an upgrade to business class with my upcoming flight from Sg to Dubai , at SGD535 , wondering it is worth it to take the offer ? i have another connecting coming up from Dubai to Milan though , and that will remain as economy .
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Originally Posted by skywardhunter
(Post 29860314)
3 legs may have had availability but the price is per leg, is what I meant. And each leg has its own independent availability.
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I've never heard of it as well, but apparently and according to Emirates customer service, if the cabin has 3 or more suites available, they do send out the emails? :/
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Originally Posted by MARTINSWIN
(Post 29859411)
Just had the same price offer £358 MAN-DXB from Y to J.. we are 4 pax so need to ask a friend at EK about the flight loads as they have been having a lot of empty seats in Y from MAN-DXB recently so much so that they are looking at dropping one A380 for a 777 for a while. If we can get 6 seats between 2 Adts and 2Chd i.e. ill not bother with the U/G.No lounge access or chauffeur. if if was just me and Mrs MS we already be booking our J seats!!!
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Originally Posted by eminere
(Post 29856994)
If your flight is marketed by another airline (carries that airline's flight number) does this automatically make you ineligible to receive upgrade offers?
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Originally Posted by skywardhunter
(Post 29857929)
P is the discounted upgrade bucket, not a revenue fare, it means 5 people can still snatch the upgrade offer.
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Originally Posted by eminere
(Post 29864315)
Bump. Anyone can advise on this?
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