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Do we know the pricing difference (or even the ability to add) for the new bundles if added after you book the flight? (i.e. book the basic fare, but add the next level sometime after booking)
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Originally Posted by Rob562
(Post 36265339)
Do we know the pricing difference (or even the ability to add) for the new bundles if added after you book the flight?
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In other words, you can't avoid the Carrier Interface Charge AND save money by getting the bundle for the lowest price. You are going to pay extra on something one way or another...
By the way, I was able to get the 2500 mile one way awards for a CLE-LAS roundtrip in early June. So they're not necessarily being restricted to the absolute pits of the travel calendar. But I agree with Rusty that these ultra low awards will not be plentiful during anytime with even moderate demand. |
Originally Posted by frugal_flyer
(Post 36265849)
In other words, you can't avoid the Carrier Interface Charge AND save money by getting the bundle for the lowest price. You are going to pay extra on something one way or another...
My one way flight was $39. Economy bundle is $69, Premium bundle is $79, Business bundle is $114. I'm seeing $49 flights have $10 increases to each bundle, and $59 flights having $20 increases to each bundle, so it seems like the bundle price is standardized to whatever the base fare is. |
Originally Posted by frugal_flyer
(Post 36265849)
I was able to get the 2500 mile one way awards for a CLE-LAS roundtrip in early June. So they're not necessarily being restricted to the absolute pits of the travel calendar. But I agree with Rusty that these ultra low awards will not be plentiful during anytime with even moderate demand.
https://www.flyfrontier.com/2500-travel-miles-june |
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