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Red25 Sep 1, 2010 8:52 am
Fare & award availability
 
I need to change booked flight date from TLV-BCN to the 17th of September. AFKL TLV say all flights are fully booked. However, when i checked my FB account for TLV-BCN R\T surprisingly award tickets available for 30K miles roundtrip. I don't want to use my private miles for a business trip :confused: I guess i may need to fly LY or LX or IB as last resort.

UTA_flyinghigh Sep 2, 2010 2:48 am
Your fare class might be fully booked...not the flight in itself.

UTA

Cupart Sep 2, 2010 7:14 am
Originally Posted by Red25 (Post 14584108)
I guess i may need to fly LY or LX or IB as last resort.
According to your post nothing seems to be any worse than AF so this is a win win situation for you :eek:

FBI Sep 2, 2010 8:16 am
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Red25 Sep 3, 2010 12:26 am
yeah, but AF\LK does not allow booking of separate flights and connection < 60min. is very risky CDG&AMS. Maybe w expedia that's possible. I pointed out that with award flights there is availability which is very weird.

Red25 Sep 3, 2010 12:39 am
Originally Posted by Cupart (Post 14590088)
According to your post nothing seems to be any worse than AF so this is a win win situation for you :eek:
There are destinations afkl offers better schedules. Y classes are same with all airlines. I choose price, schedule, penalties and mileage. With LY there problems with connecting flights. Both airlines gives as low as 25% for discounted fares. However, it is easier I think to gain\keep status with AF. I don't have experience with miles and more.


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