[prem fare gone]: VS/DL/AF/KL: NYC - LHR Business RT from $881
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#78
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There is no such thing as an error fare. Never has been, never will be. Anyone who claims as such is just attention seeking. Congrats on scoring your first flash sale!
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It depends how each flight is marketed and who operates each segment.. a VS marketed, AF operated segment earns nothing.. A VS marketed,, DL operated segment though does earn..
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So not true. Fares loaded at 0 with just fuel surcharges, fares loaded without fuel surcharges, fares loaded as RT when they should be just one way, fares in currencies other than USD with a zero (or zeros) left off (think Sri Lanka, Egypt have all seen this happen) are all errors/mistakes in the fare loading process which result in fares like this.
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So not true. Fares loaded at 0 with just fuel surcharges, fares loaded without fuel surcharges, fares loaded as RT when they should be just one way, fares in currencies other than USD with a zero (or zeros) left off (think Sri Lanka, Egypt have all seen this happen) are all errors/mistakes in the fare loading process which result in fares like this.
It was a flash sale, we saw for almost a month fares from Canada to Europe for 1500 USD so this is a discount to those rates.
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I thought the JV expansion covered this but looks like I missed the boat for crediting to Delta on the way back
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It was an error on VS’ website only. The correct YQ was pricing in the GDS for all travel agents. I didn’t see any way to book this aside from the VS website.
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So not true. Fares loaded at 0 with just fuel surcharges, fares loaded without fuel surcharges, fares loaded as RT when they should be just one way, fares in currencies other than USD with a zero (or zeros) left off (think Sri Lanka, Egypt have all seen this happen) are all errors/mistakes in the fare loading process which result in fares like this.
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It does appear on ITA Matrix and AMEX Travel. I also saw it on Expedia as well, which I think they use Amadeus.
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VS changed the table that controls YQ and in doing so accidentally deleted the business class YQ for a few hours. This would have applied to all booking platforms/GDSs. Differences between VS.com and OTAs are likely due to differences in how fast it took their booking engine to load the correction (usually 20 minutes after the top of the hour but can be longer).
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Fare is still available if you play around with the routings by Calling the Amex Plat line, although no availability on Website. Was able to easily book with the Amex platinum concierge.
East Coast - UK sporadic ranging in $810-$1100 for Upper Class. GL and thanks to the bloggers this morning that killed this deal with their posts.
East Coast - UK sporadic ranging in $810-$1100 for Upper Class. GL and thanks to the bloggers this morning that killed this deal with their posts.
Just look at Lucky and his husband - they have run out of ideas of what to write about they write about Claridges, FS, Aman etc - what load of crap.
And don't get me started on BK @ TPG.
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I've always said - there is a special place in hell reserved for travel bloggers - they have killed everything they touch, while enriching themselves.
Just look at Lucky and his husband - they have run out of ideas of what to write about they write about Claridges, FS, Aman etc - what load of crap.
And don't get me started on BK @ TPG.
Just look at Lucky and his husband - they have run out of ideas of what to write about they write about Claridges, FS, Aman etc - what load of crap.
And don't get me started on BK @ TPG.
I love FT because I've been able to fly La Premiere for like $2000 a few years ago JFK-CDG. And who remembers the wonderful Thanksgiving Fare Deals thread? Those were the days. Nowadays, within hours of someone finding a deal on here, it's up on a blog. So frustrating. The only saving grace is the 2-for-1's on LH/LX that make F (& J) somewhat attainable. But other than that, those freaking vultures spoil it for the true FT loyalists who use their powers for good.
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VS changed the table that controls YQ and in doing so accidentally deleted the business class YQ for a few hours. This would have applied to all booking platforms/GDSs. Differences between VS.com and OTAs are likely due to differences in how fast it took their booking engine to load the correction (usually 20 minutes after the top of the hour but can be longer).
Somewhat surprised that Delta can show receipt price details for an OTA-ticketed flight on VS ticket stock & VS flight numbers - but I’m hoping that it still credits to Delta following the earning chart for a VS Z fare.
Its within 7 days of my departure & 14 days of my return, so I’d guess that UK consumer protection laws apply if they cancel? This seems to be written from the standpoint of a flight cancellation - no idea if ticket cancellation would be covered or not. Hope to not find out more about the law, though, and just go on my trip!
from https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/co...-or-cancelled/ :
You’re legally entitled to get compensation if the cancellation is the airline’s responsibility and both the following apply:
- the replacement flight delays your arrival by 2 or more hours
- your flight was cancelled less than 14 days before departure