JetBlue Booking Classes?
Jul 6, 2012, 4:30 pm
#1
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JetBlue Booking Classes?
Hi All - looked around and didn't see this anywhere. Does anyone have the JetBlue booking classes? Specifically in relation to ExpertFlyer?
Also, what's JetBlue's precedent of bumping (more voluntary than involuntary, but either way)?
Here are the ExpertFlyer codes for reference:
Y7 E7 K7 H7 Q7 B7 L7 V7 R0 M0 O0 U0 S0 P0
Also, what's JetBlue's precedent of bumping (more voluntary than involuntary, but either way)?
Here are the ExpertFlyer codes for reference:
Y7 E7 K7 H7 Q7 B7 L7 V7 R0 M0 O0 U0 S0 P0
Jul 6, 2012, 4:59 pm
#3
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There is no First Class, though there are Even More Legroom seats; those are an "add-on" to your ticket and are priced based on distance of your flight. They don't give free "upgrades" to this section, but if you don't pick a seat upon booking and those are all that are left when you check-in then they're free. May actually have to wait until you're at the airport and have a agent put you into one though.
Jul 6, 2012, 5:18 pm
#4
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On very very very rare occasions we overbook. Most of the times it is when we are in an IROP and moving crews and customers around. On normal days we will only book a 320 to 150 customers, which is it's capacity. We don't plan for no-shows.
Jul 7, 2012, 11:18 am
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They are all coach fares. I believe only the Y fares are refundable. Is there something else more specific you're looking for here? EML seats are not sold as a separate fare class; it is an add-on product to the purchased seat but it doesn't depend on the underlying fare class.
They do not overbook as a matter of policy. In Q1 2012 JetBlue had 4 IDBs and zero VDBs out of more than 6mm enplanements (page 33 of this PDF).
Dec 10, 2012, 5:43 pm
#6
Join Date: Aug 2005
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One can earn AA miles on certain Jetblue routes in eligible fare classes. The routes and classes allowed are shown here. My question is, is there a straightforward way to determine the fare or booking class of a Jetblue ticket? I could not see an easy way while making a sample booking on jetblue.com.
Thanks,
saunders111
Thanks,
saunders111
Dec 10, 2012, 7:40 pm
#7
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Any revenue ticket you purchase will be in one of the eligible fare buckets.
I know that the actual fare class shows up on the boarding pass but I don't remember seeing it elsewhere on the JetBlue site at any point.
I know that the actual fare class shows up on the boarding pass but I don't remember seeing it elsewhere on the JetBlue site at any point.
Dec 11, 2012, 4:52 am
#8
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You can run a flight search on matrix.itasoftware.com to get the fare code for your particular B6 flight.
I check this when seeing what would be eligible for EK Skywards miles and vice-versa.
I check this when seeing what would be eligible for EK Skywards miles and vice-versa.