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Originally Posted by txrandom
(Post 17140524)
/alliance skyteam|star-alliance|oneworld
Choose one! |
Originally Posted by igopogo
(Post 17140889)
Yes, got that...but when I try to combine this with the booking code, I always get an error. Can you give me a combined code?
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Originally Posted by igopogo
(Post 17140171)
Bah, I know I've done this before...but how do I combine this with the alliance tag?
/ f bc=y; alliance oneworld |
Originally Posted by ITA Hacker
(Post 17144508)
Just separate the commands with a semicolon:
/ f bc=y; alliance oneworld |
mixed class booking: advice
hi all: thanks for helpful tips; followed various suggestions/'formulas' on here but still having difficulties finding a mixed booking BCN-GRU on SQ in C; second sector GRU-EZE on JJ in Y
Use multi-city and enter: From BCN :: sq+ / f bc=C|bc=D|bc=I|bc=R To: GRU From GRU :: jj+ / f bc=Y|bc=B|bc=M|bc=H|bc=Q|bc=X|bc=N|bc=V|bc=W To: EZE Result: 'no flights found' although when searching separately - flights are available (C on SQ and M on JJ) - any advice? |
It's possible that the 2 fares you are finding (the SQ and the JJ fares) are not combinable on one ticket. If they are, try:
From BCN :: sq+ / f bc=C|bc=D|bc=I|bc=R To: GRU From GRU :: JJ+ To: EZE and select class as economy. |
Originally Posted by CalVol
(Post 13368716)
This is a VERY helpful thread. Thanks^
CV |
I'm sure others have noticed but ITA software shows tickets that I cannot find anywhere else at discounted prices. Last Aug, purchased ticket PDX-LAX-GRU-FLN-GRU-IAD-PDX for a little over $2k. Today, I was looking at PDX-FLN and could not find anything less than $1300 with UA around $1800. Looked at ITA and found ticket for $1067. Haven't seen it that cheap in years. Gave it to a travel agent and voilla. Wondering if others have had the same experience??
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Originally Posted by dcpdxtrans
(Post 17572402)
I'm sure others have noticed but ITA software shows tickets that I cannot find anywhere else at discounted prices. Last Aug, purchased ticket PDX-LAX-GRU-FLN-GRU-IAD-PDX for a little over $2k. Today, I was looking at PDX-FLN and could not find anything less than $1300 with UA around $1800. Looked at ITA and found ticket for $1067. Haven't seen it that cheap in years. Gave it to a travel agent and voilla. Wondering if others have had the same experience??
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Originally Posted by stdatwmu
(Post 17575504)
I've used CheapAir.com to snag routings I've found on ITA before, especially if they're multi-airline.
Their downside appears to be the booking fee, but if it's the only site that will allow ticketing a particular fare combination, it's probably be worth it. Not talked about a ton on FT, but this thread touches on it: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/onlin...ine-sites.html |
Originally Posted by JanoSicek
(Post 11162324)
Another good shortcut is using negation
Instead of /f bc=X|bc=Y if you wish just to EXCLUDE cheap booking classes, you can do this: /f ~bc=W&~bc=V&~bc=N and then you get no W,V,N in your results Most used by me, as those classes earn me just 50% "/f ~bc=O" works to exclude O class but I want to exclude several. / f ~bc=O&~bc=N~&bc=Q&~bc=E returns an error: "The search failed with QPX Warning. Illegal faring spec: missing Boolean connective" What is the correct syntax? [edit] I see this, but it really does not help: [/EDIT]
Originally Posted by ITAGiRL
(Post 16558930)
In response to TrayFlowInUK's question dated June 13, 2011, there is a way to complete the same types of inquiries using our advanced routing codes. The reason it did not work for him the first time is because the syntax has changed from that which the original user posted in 2004. To complete these types of searches, please use the following:
To constrain results to return YUP fares only Using BOS as your Departing from point, enter the following syntax in the advanced routing code field "/ f ..yup" (without the quotes). Using LAX as your Destination point, enter the following syntax in the advanced routing code field "/ f ..yup" (without the quotes). Enter your preferred dates, times, number of travelers, etc. and hit search. Results should appear shortly. To constrain results to return either YUP or F fares on any airline and between any points Using BOS as your Departing from point, enter the following syntax in the advanced routing code field "/ f (.bos+lax.)|(..yup|..f)" (without the quotes). Using LAX as your Destination point, enter the following syntax in the advanced routing code field "/ f (.bos+lax.)|(..yup|..f)" (without the quotes). Enter your preferred dates, times, number of travelers, etc. and hit search. Results should appear shortly. |
Originally Posted by serfty
(Post 17665444)
I'm trying to do similar with Matrix-2
"/f ~bc=O" works to exclude O class but I want to exclude several. / f ~bc=O&~bc=N~&bc=Q&~bc=E returns an error: "The search failed with QPX Warning. Illegal faring spec: missing Boolean connective" What is the correct syntax? [edit] I see this, but it really does not help: [/EDIT] |
Thanks for that. :doh: !!!
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Trying to search for a Delta M fare--used just do DL+ f / bc=m on line two but now I get an error. Am I doing something wrong?
I so miss Matrix1. |
Originally Posted by MatthewLAX
(Post 19074616)
Trying to search for a Delta M fare--used just do DL+ f / bc=m on line two but now I get an error. Am I doing something wrong?
I so miss Matrix1. DL+ / f bc=m |
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