Is U booking Class "upgreadable" with Senator e-vouchers?
Sep 23, 2009, 9:43 am
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Is U booking Class "upgreadable" with Senator e-vouchers?
Hello, I recently received Senator status, but I´m not familiar with Senator e-vouchers, I´m aware that certain fare codes are not allowed to be upgreadable, does anyone know if U code is able to be upgreadable with Senator e-vouchers?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sep 23, 2009, 11:45 am
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I guess the list of upgradable classes (with miles) in the M&M terms and conditions also applies to upgrades by eVouchers.
Lower booking classes don't seem to rule out op-ups if LH is desparate enough, though.
Lower booking classes don't seem to rule out op-ups if LH is desparate enough, though.
Oct 2, 2009, 1:16 am
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Wondering if one can sponsor an upgrade with one's e-vouchers - possible?
Edited to Add:
Found this on the M&M website:
"What exactly is an eVoucher?
An eVoucher is an electronic credit note for an upgrade. Should you have eVouchers at your disposal on your Miles & More account you can enjoy the following benefits, in combination with a ticket paid for in cash:
- Use the eVoucher to travel one class higher on a cross–boarder flight within one award region. (An example of this would be within Europe or Central Asia).
- Use two eVouchers on a long– aul flight to make use of an upgrade. Long–haul flights are flights which are connected via two different award regions. An example of this would be a journey from Europe to North America.
The upgrades refer to one respective flight route and thus do not encompass the outward and return flight. Your eVouchers cannot be transferred; however, they can be redeemed for persons accompanying you. They are valid open end.
The offer applies to the following airlines:
- Adria Airways
- Air Dolomiti
- All Nippon Airlines
- Austrian Airlines Group*
- Croatia Airlines
- LOT Polish Airlines*
- Lufthansa*
- Lufthansa Regional
- Singapore Airlines
- SWISS
- United Airlines
* Can be booked online"
Edited to Add:
Found this on the M&M website:
"What exactly is an eVoucher?
An eVoucher is an electronic credit note for an upgrade. Should you have eVouchers at your disposal on your Miles & More account you can enjoy the following benefits, in combination with a ticket paid for in cash:
- Use the eVoucher to travel one class higher on a cross–boarder flight within one award region. (An example of this would be within Europe or Central Asia).
- Use two eVouchers on a long– aul flight to make use of an upgrade. Long–haul flights are flights which are connected via two different award regions. An example of this would be a journey from Europe to North America.
The upgrades refer to one respective flight route and thus do not encompass the outward and return flight. Your eVouchers cannot be transferred; however, they can be redeemed for persons accompanying you. They are valid open end.
The offer applies to the following airlines:
- Adria Airways
- Air Dolomiti
- All Nippon Airlines
- Austrian Airlines Group*
- Croatia Airlines
- LOT Polish Airlines*
- Lufthansa*
- Lufthansa Regional
- Singapore Airlines
- SWISS
- United Airlines
* Can be booked online"
Last edited by SuperFlyBoy; Oct 2, 2009 at 1:41 am
Feb 22, 2010, 2:55 am
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M&M evouchers cannot be transferred, you can only use them for a companion travelling with you on the same booking.
UA SWUs in paper for use on LH are fully transferable.
UA SWUs in paper for use on LH are fully transferable.
