[PREM FARE GONE] YYZ-EUROPE/AFRICA $1500USD SkyTeam AF/KLM
#106
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 25
Thanks for posting this. I was able to get multi city YYZ > AMS > NAP Sept 25 and then FCO > CDG > YYZ Oct 13 for $1640.41 USD on a Delta ticket. Converted at $2078 Cdn. Very happy with that price.
I had been booked on British Airways in PE but they cancelled a flight that left us with a 9 hour layover so I got a refund and then booked PE through Delta this past weekend. Then I saw this post and was able to change to J for about $160 US more per person.
Very very appreciative to those of you who post these finds!
I had been booked on British Airways in PE but they cancelled a flight that left us with a 9 hour layover so I got a refund and then booked PE through Delta this past weekend. Then I saw this post and was able to change to J for about $160 US more per person.
Very very appreciative to those of you who post these finds!
#108
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: YEG
Programs: UA 1K, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 755
cant believe I missed this initially, but I checked this is still around at least for my airport, seeing YEG-AMS for 2K CAD still, debating whether to pull the trigger or not as I only collect Star Alliance points, Id book this in a heartbeat if I collected with their alliance
thanks OP
thanks OP
#109
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Multiple locations
Programs: AAdvantage ExPlat LT Gold, BA Silver, Aegean Star Gold
Posts: 5,038
cant believe I missed this initially, but I checked this is still around at least for my airport, seeing YEG-AMS for 2K CAD still, debating whether to pull the trigger or not as I only collect Star Alliance points, Id book this in a heartbeat if I collected with their alliance
thanks OP
thanks OP
The YEG-AMS would give enough on the non-stop to match to Delta Gold, another 5000 MQMs and you are Platinum till beginning of 2024 if not mistaken...
YEG-AMS would earn 13005 MQMs 3468 MQDs 2.09 MQD Ratio
Google Flights
You can also get creative and go via YVR on AC and then AF via CDG to get more miles and even some Star Alliance miles..
(Not optimized route)
#110
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Danville, CA, USA;
Programs: UA 1MM, WN CP, Marriott LT Plat, Hilton Gold, IC Plat
Posts: 15,721
1.) Anyone have ideas on travel/medical insurance in Italy? Have three tickets (wife and infant daughter) on hold til Friday and wife is concerned re: COVID/getting stuck etc.
Wrong forum. There is extensive discussion of travel insurance elsewhere.
2.) Looks like fare rules from EF require ticketing to be completed by March 29th. Anyone think it will last that long? Have the bloggers picked this one up?
Who know. Personally I am surprised it has lasted this long. Can disappear in seconds. You snooze, you lose.
3.) Any suggestions on shipping service to ship all our crap over (play yard, diapers, formula, bottles, wet wipes etc.)?
Don't you get free
4.) Anyone flown the A350 in business and/or used the AF lounge at YUL?
Plenty of blogger reviews. Maybe start with OMAAT. I wouldn't expect anything spectacular from AF lounges but they are usually a cut above the domestic USA lounges.
5.) Last, any suggestions on traveling with a toddler (14-15 months)?
Did this a lot when Boraxo Jr. was younger. I'd check MommyPoints. In general make sure to stock up on milk every airport as some planes do not stock it. Get bulkhead seats with bassinets if offered. Bring extra diapers on board if you are delayed (and baby food). The usual common sense. Also I highly recommend a baby backpack from REI if you plan to do a lot of walking or hiking. The kids love it and you can ditch the stroller and access a lot more places.
Wrong forum. There is extensive discussion of travel insurance elsewhere.
2.) Looks like fare rules from EF require ticketing to be completed by March 29th. Anyone think it will last that long? Have the bloggers picked this one up?
Who know. Personally I am surprised it has lasted this long. Can disappear in seconds. You snooze, you lose.
3.) Any suggestions on shipping service to ship all our crap over (play yard, diapers, formula, bottles, wet wipes etc.)?
Don't you get free
4.) Anyone flown the A350 in business and/or used the AF lounge at YUL?
Plenty of blogger reviews. Maybe start with OMAAT. I wouldn't expect anything spectacular from AF lounges but they are usually a cut above the domestic USA lounges.
5.) Last, any suggestions on traveling with a toddler (14-15 months)?
Did this a lot when Boraxo Jr. was younger. I'd check MommyPoints. In general make sure to stock up on milk every airport as some planes do not stock it. Get bulkhead seats with bassinets if offered. Bring extra diapers on board if you are delayed (and baby food). The usual common sense. Also I highly recommend a baby backpack from REI if you plan to do a lot of walking or hiking. The kids love it and you can ditch the stroller and access a lot more places.
#112
Join Date: Jan 2001
Posts: 2,838
For those making the run to MRU with an interim stop at RUN, is your RUN-MRU or MRU-RUN segment showing up as economy? The MK segments showed business, but after booking showed economy. Also, when looking up the individual segment on Expert Flyer, it shows Y as the highest class of service, even on the A-350?
#113
Moderator: Hyatt; FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: WAS
Programs: :rolleyes:, DL DM, Mlife Plat, Caesars Diam, Marriott Tit, UA Gold, Hyatt Glob, invol FT beta tester
Posts: 18,928
I'm late to the party, but came here to say that...
... I ran into this exact problem and error code as well, but...
... for whatever reason, manual lookup via the 006 cert numbers worked for me, values were converted correctly to CAD, and now I have a 006 ticket with all KL/AF codes
I had no problem getting ITA to pass through to DL.com - but each time I attempt to pay with eCert's it's throwing an ERROR # PMT600600
Anyone had success getting to book on DL using certificate credits? Perhaps this is because the ticket creates a CAD-based fare, and there doesn't seem to be a way to change to Dollars, just to see the conversion value.
Anyone had success getting to book on DL using certificate credits? Perhaps this is because the ticket creates a CAD-based fare, and there doesn't seem to be a way to change to Dollars, just to see the conversion value.
... for whatever reason, manual lookup via the 006 cert numbers worked for me, values were converted correctly to CAD, and now I have a 006 ticket with all KL/AF codes
#114
Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: YEG
Programs: Bonvoy Plat, Hilton Diamond, KLM Silver
Posts: 166
MRU-RUN 144 mile island hopper
For those making the run to MRU with an interim stop at RUN, is your RUN-MRU or MRU-RUN segment showing up as economy? The MK segments showed business, but after booking showed economy. Also, when looking up the individual segment on Expert Flyer, it shows Y as the highest class of service, even on the A-350?
MRU-RUN is a 144 mile island hopper flight I would not expect for this short route to be serviced by an A350. It's more likely a single class smaller aircraft.
A quick search on Air Mauritius website showed the following aircrafts:
ATR 72 - MK228 / MK229
Equipment varies - MK218 / MK219 / M238 / MK239
MRU - RUN Aircraft schedule
ATR 72-500 Air Mauritius
Air Mauritius
#116
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: YEG
Programs: UA 1K, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 755
Just something to think about... If you fly after 6/30, you could do a Status Challenge with Delta.
The YEG-AMS would give enough on the non-stop to match to Delta Gold, another 5000 MQMs and you are Platinum till beginning of 2024 if not mistaken...
YEG-AMS would earn 13005 MQMs 3468 MQDs 2.09 MQD Ratio
Google Flights
You can also get creative and go via YVR on AC and then AF via CDG to get more miles and even some Star Alliance miles..
(Not optimized route)
The YEG-AMS would give enough on the non-stop to match to Delta Gold, another 5000 MQMs and you are Platinum till beginning of 2024 if not mistaken...
YEG-AMS would earn 13005 MQMs 3468 MQDs 2.09 MQD Ratio
Google Flights
You can also get creative and go via YVR on AC and then AF via CDG to get more miles and even some Star Alliance miles..
(Not optimized route)
#117
Join Date: Dec 2016
Programs: Delta Skymiles
Posts: 10
When booking with AMEX IAP how do you know for sure that you are booking a ticket that will get you the 40% of distance flown for MQDs for Delta Skymiles...I don't want to book ticket and find out I will only get MQDs for the fare paid. Is it safer to book directly through AF/KLM website?
Thx!
Thx!
#118
Moderator: Hyatt; FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: WAS
Programs: :rolleyes:, DL DM, Mlife Plat, Caesars Diam, Marriott Tit, UA Gold, Hyatt Glob, invol FT beta tester
Posts: 18,928
When booking with AMEX IAP how do you know for sure that you are booking a ticket that will get you the 40% of distance flown for MQDs for Delta Skymiles...I don't want to book ticket and find out I will only get MQDs for the fare paid. Is it safer to book directly through AF/KLM website?
#119
Join Date: Feb 2016
Programs: DL DM, SPG Plat 100/LT Gold, Marriott Plat, National Executive Elite
Posts: 2,988
When booking with AMEX IAP how do you know for sure that you are booking a ticket that will get you the 40% of distance flown for MQDs for Delta Skymiles...I don't want to book ticket and find out I will only get MQDs for the fare paid. Is it safer to book directly through AF/KLM website?
Thx!
Thx!
#120
Join Date: Mar 2018
Posts: 20
Booked YYZ-CDG-PRG RT for C$2160/US$1713 for mid-April. Would’ve booked through Amex IAP for about $100 cheaper but I had US$650 in DL flight credit from previous cancelled trips (thanks, COVID) that I could put towards the cost of the trip!
I live in Cleveland, OH, so YYZ is not too far of a drive away. And no COVID tests required to enter Canada from 4/1, and no COVID tests required to enter USA over a land border, meaning no risk of being stuck somewhere which frankly was the thing holding me back from traveling internationally for the past 2 years.
I live in Cleveland, OH, so YYZ is not too far of a drive away. And no COVID tests required to enter Canada from 4/1, and no COVID tests required to enter USA over a land border, meaning no risk of being stuck somewhere which frankly was the thing holding me back from traveling internationally for the past 2 years.