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Tclin Nov 26, 2007 7:29 am
Originally Posted by ProggerPete (Post 8789332)
I'm not getting how this is meant to work,

I put in LON::/ -airlines BD
and FRA::/ -airlines BD

expecting to only get results back for BMI flights but instead get

KLM, United, Lufthansa, British Airways, etc, etc.

What's the go?
You don't need to add "-". You are actually trying to exclude BD flights.

LON::/ airlines BD
FRA::/ airlines BD

However, this syntax makes sense if you want to restrict two or more airlines on the route.

LON:: BD
FRA:: BD

is simpler and need less keystrokes.

AA-Platinum Jan 31, 2008 9:03 am
Please Help
 
At one point in time, I had a one-line "script" that would allow me to specify the airline and class of service that I wanted, which was great if you needed a specific fare for bonuses (ie: Last winter AA had a huge bonus, but only for specific fares).

Does anyone know what I am talking about and, if so, can you provide it for me.

Many thanks

MACH81 Jan 31, 2008 9:10 am
XXX:: AA /f bc=J|bc=I|bc=D
YYY:: AA /f bc=A|bc=F|bc=P

AA-Platinum Jan 31, 2008 9:16 am
Originally Posted by MACH81 (Post 9167204)
XXX:: AA /f bc=J|bc=I|bc=D
YYY:: AA /f bc=A|bc=F|bc=P
Thanks for your quick reply. Much appreciated

bmvaughn Apr 12, 2009 1:03 pm
I know I can use the -redeye function to specify no redeyes, but how do I specify if I do want them?

SmilingBoy Apr 12, 2009 1:09 pm
I found another nice function just by guessing: -codeshare ^

bmvaughn Apr 12, 2009 1:10 pm
Originally Posted by SmilingBoy (Post 11569159)
I found another nice function just by guessing: -codeshare ^
Ohhhh that IS good. No more US/LH when searching for UA!

SkyBuck Apr 12, 2009 1:44 pm
Originally Posted by bmvaughn (Post 11569140)
I know I can use the -redeye function to specify no redeyes, but how do I specify if I do want them?
In the date line(s), change the "anytime" box to "night (9pm-3am)" or "10pm-2am" departures.

bmvaughn Apr 12, 2009 1:58 pm
Originally Posted by SkyBuck (Post 11569268)
In the date line(s), change the "anytime" box to "night (9pm-3am)" or "10pm-2am" departures.
That option is not available for multi-day searches.

iceweezle Apr 13, 2009 8:11 am
Originally Posted by iloveipods (Post 2937456)
once again a great post. ita gets more useful every day. and now i know how to avoid those helicopter segments :D
You're right, that SFO-BOS redeye on the whirlybird is a real pain. Especially with the four stops along the way to refuel.

;)

LNKed Apr 13, 2009 12:36 pm
Originally Posted by SmilingBoy (Post 11569159)
I found another nice function just by guessing: -codeshare ^
Nice! Good way to ensure those BIS miles... ^

Keter Nov 18, 2009 8:27 am
Constraining booking codes
 
It looks like the '/f bc=Y' constrains by primary booking code of a fare rather than by actual RBD. So it is useless for interline and IATA fares where RBD chart 2 is to be checked.

But the good news is that things like this are combinable in one query: 'XXX:: /f bc=b, f ..yif-'

Keter Nov 18, 2009 8:30 am
Originally Posted by Keter (Post 12840536)
It looks like the '/f bc=Y' constrains by primary booking code of a fare rather than by actual RBD. So it is useless for interline and IATA fares where RBD chart 2 is to be checked.

But the good news is that things like this are combinable in one query: 'XXX:: /f bc=b, f ..yif-'
It's not that clear now...

skchin Nov 20, 2009 9:15 am
How would you use the -codeshare in a routing search?
xxx::dl- ?

SmilingBoy Nov 20, 2009 3:14 pm
BRU :: SN / -codeshare
FRA :: SN / -codeshare


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