Employee confirmed ticket
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: SF Bay Area
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Employee confirmed ticket
I have a friend traveling on LH (SFO-FRA) on Employee priced confirmed ticket in business. He asked me if he would get miles (he mentioned he will be traveling about 4-5 roundtrips in the next 6 months) and I had no clue. Thought I would ask here.
I did a search and found posts dating back to 2005. Don't know if things changed.
I did a search and found posts dating back to 2005. Don't know if things changed.
#2
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: LCY/FRA
Programs: LH HON+
Posts: 570
I have a friend traveling on LH (SFO-FRA) on Employee priced confirmed ticket in business. He asked me if he would get miles (he mentioned he will be traveling about 4-5 roundtrips in the next 6 months) and I had no clue. Thought I would ask here.
I did a search and found posts dating back to 2005. Don't know if things changed.
I did a search and found posts dating back to 2005. Don't know if things changed.
#7
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 363
For LH the same
R2 is everyday standby lowest priority for employees
R1 is the once a year special priority flight if you are employed for more then 10years
There are many more codes!
But just keep in mind a confirmed standby ticket is only that long confirmed until we show up with a full fare pax ticket
R2 is everyday standby lowest priority for employees
R1 is the once a year special priority flight if you are employed for more then 10years
There are many more codes!
But just keep in mind a confirmed standby ticket is only that long confirmed until we show up with a full fare pax ticket
#9
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: LCY/FRA
Programs: LH HON+
Posts: 570
For LH the same
R2 is everyday standby lowest priority for employees
R1 is the once a year special priority flight if you are employed for more then 10years
There are many more codes!
But just keep in mind a confirmed standby ticket is only that long confirmed until we show up with a full fare pax ticket
R2 is everyday standby lowest priority for employees
R1 is the once a year special priority flight if you are employed for more then 10years
There are many more codes!
But just keep in mind a confirmed standby ticket is only that long confirmed until we show up with a full fare pax ticket
Last edited by Oli20; Jun 24, 2011 at 8:17 am
#10
Join Date: Dec 2006
Programs: LH SEN, FB Plat., HH D.
Posts: 5,046
Some more date from AF, which might be different from LH:
S1 - confirmed ticket on duty service, also sometimes a present. Zero cost. Taxes paid by the airline.
In case it was a present, could be in Eco, Biz and even First, but in this last case it was subjected to space available at time of boarding.
R1 - also known as ID50. Confirmed seat paying 50% of the lowest published fare.
S1 - confirmed ticket on duty service, also sometimes a present. Zero cost. Taxes paid by the airline.
In case it was a present, could be in Eco, Biz and even First, but in this last case it was subjected to space available at time of boarding.
R1 - also known as ID50. Confirmed seat paying 50% of the lowest published fare.
#12
Join Date: May 2011
Location: CGN
Programs: M&M , HHONORS Diamond
Posts: 156
#13
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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I am on a project with LH and they are getting the tickets. Flying tonight so let you know the ticket code.
One thing that bugs me that I will have to dress business casual when flying on this ticket.
One thing that bugs me that I will have to dress business casual when flying on this ticket.
#14
Join Date: May 2011
Location: CGN
Programs: M&M , HHONORS Diamond
Posts: 156
They are mostly looking for no jeans. It was in some documentary when an LH employee had bought tickets for their companion traverlers. One of them was wearing a jeans and had to switch to eco instead of business. But the LH employee should know the rules and could have told him in advance.