Op-Up with Wife
Hey all.
I have a flight coming up DXB - JFK in Y with the wife. Based on my previous experiences plus looking at the flight load, I'm almost certainly getting upgraded. My question is would they op-up my wife as well, even though we're on separate PNRs? She has some status (EK Silver) but her ticket is a saver fare while mine is flex. Called Emirates and they said that they would "link" our PNRs to indicate that we are traveling together but I don't know how much that would help. Thanks! |
Originally Posted by EK788
(Post 23135464)
Called Emirates and they said that they would "link" our PNRs to indicate that we are traveling together but I don't know how much that would help.
Thanks! |
Originally Posted by EK788
(Post 23135464)
Hey all.
I have a flight coming up DXB - JFK in Y with the wife. Based on my previous experiences plus looking at the flight load, I'm almost certainly getting upgraded. My question is would they op-up my wife as well, even though we're on separate PNRs? She has some status (EK Silver) but her ticket is a saver fare while mine is flex. Called Emirates and they said that they would "link" our PNRs to indicate that we are traveling together but I don't know how much that would help. Thanks! That is a dangerous statement to make! I thought I would get upgraded once on a DXB MAN flight until 7 plats turned up in J.... |
Originally Posted by jackiedada
(Post 23135486)
Yes, that should help. Just be aware that if for some reason some pax miss their connection or not turn up, your flight may not go out full. Good luck with the upgrade.
@EK788 I'd keep the bookings separate then at check in argue for another opup if yours materialises (or use miles). |
edy4eva makes a good point wrt chances being reduced.
I know of many cases of 2 pax travelling together on same PNR losing out on a (potential) op-up because the standard prioritisation policy has been followed strictly. So ......if there are solo plats and golds on the flight in question, they would most likely get the nod ahead of any 'twosomes' where one happens to be a silver. Like most airlines, EK will generally choose the most straightforward option rather than get embroiled in complications. |
My wife goes everywhere with me so no issues for me. We often get J to F and have had Y to J together.
One time we got separate seats in J but they still upgraded us both. |
Originally Posted by m3red
(Post 23135572)
Are you looking at expert flyer or getting accurate EK loads....
That is a dangerous statement to make! I thought I would get upgraded once on a DXB MAN flight until 7 plats turned up in J.... Thanks for the replies everyone! |
Originally Posted by edy4eva
(Post 23135991)
I thought linking PNRs will actually reduce the chances of opup.
@EK788 I'd keep the bookings separate then at check in argue for another opup if yours materialises (or use miles). |
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