[FARE GONE] Expedia UK AA F? LHR-JFK 413GBP including tax
#46
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[QUOTE=rpmkwpw]Strange...
AA.com just removed the entire first cabin from "search by fare", "first/premium with restrictions" for LHR-JFK over several dates. Business shows up as an option instead.
i see it...
AA.com just removed the entire first cabin from "search by fare", "first/premium with restrictions" for LHR-JFK over several dates. Business shows up as an option instead.
i see it...
#47
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It looks like they stuck the decimal in the wrong place. LGW-SAT is available on Expedia UK for approximately $880 when AA.com is selling it for approximately $8800.
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I'm in. Getting to LHR and back from LAX in Y is costing me more than the LHR-LAX in F. I just hope my upgrades come through!
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
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Originally Posted by Aisle Seat H
No doubt this is too good to be true, but well worth a look I say just in case, espec. if it is indeed in A. ^
Now where do I sign-up for the Platinum Challenge?
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Originally Posted by psyflyer
i see it...
Originally Posted by TEX277
AA.com shows it as fare code A!
Last edited by rpmkwpw; Jul 21, 2006 at 4:52 pm Reason: just dense
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Originally Posted by Blumie
I'm in. Getting to LHR and back from LAX in Y is costing me more than the LHR-LAX in F. I just hope my upgrades come through!
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
not the case for me. from BOS using aer lingus or virgin i price o/w for 400+ all-in, found many days. I gotta go to LON for leisure anyways so this works great for me and the outbound to LA works also good for me. thanks again OP ^
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Originally Posted by iluv2fly
Quick question -
When it comes to putting it on the credit card, they state is must be a UK address. What happens now?
When it comes to putting it on the credit card, they state is must be a UK address. What happens now?
#55
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Originally Posted by TEX277
AA.com shows it as fare code A!
Now where do I sign-up for the Platinum Challenge?
Now where do I sign-up for the Platinum Challenge?
Is FT not just the best place ever ?!? ^ ^ ^
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If you get one of the 777 flights it will definitely not be in the newer cabin since that will not be phased in until starting in 2007. But ORD is also working in the deal and almost any day in November or December a one way fare can be had from ORD to London for $262 on Aer Lingus acording to ITA software. Now if only I wasn't a Star Alliance junkie.
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Damn if I had the money I would buy it right away and probably accept an offer not to fly it but getting the miles to give them additional "real"revenue...but I can't fork out over $800 now...damn.
Not the kind of mistake they wanted to make after the announcement of a good 2006 Q2!
Not the kind of mistake they wanted to make after the announcement of a good 2006 Q2!
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Originally Posted by iluv2fly
Quick question -
When it comes to putting it on the credit card, they state is must be a UK address. What happens now?
When it comes to putting it on the credit card, they state is must be a UK address. What happens now?
#59
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Originally Posted by psyflyer
you have to be armed with a UK based CC!
Last edited by ExecPlatinum_Lord; Jul 23, 2006 at 4:50 pm