Originally Posted by deissi
(Post 24208723)
I think he is referring to the CPH-USA deal that was posted ages ago on the premium fare forum.
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Originally Posted by dd1612
(Post 24206808)
Please do not code your questions.
OSL/CPH/HEL to LAX on LH, via FRA in Business Class or Premium Economy at a $1000 price lower than normal. What is your question? Are you looking for a dump? |
Originally Posted by encryptiontricks
(Post 24209775)
No this was a special fare. It had totally different prices and now when i checked it it was gone. Im pretty sure the fare is easy for you to find. Remember LAX, not economy and not first. It was to LAX. Price was ~ 1000 $ first leg was in eco and 2nd in higher class. Im sure you can dump the price more. I cant write more since the airline in *A will see and correct it then, what should I do?
In any case, as long as you are not disclosing actual dump, and the price is gone, there is no reason to code whatsoever. Otherwise, I must admit, it does look like trolling. |
Originally Posted by encryptiontricks
(Post 24205999)
hi!
checked this thread for a long time and I just want to update you about a fare I assume you want to dumb a bit more. Clue 1) scandinavian capital clue 2) L-H from one of their "biggest" airports in g-e-r-ma-n-y clue 3) Booked as a higher fare than eco-nomy clue 4) west co-ast usa, big air-port clue 5) was in mars, now gone. clue 6) ~ 1000 usd lower than normal "fare" Is this "ok" coding? |
In a ticket with two airlines mixed, does the first one always reports its check-in to the next airline electronically?
If so, are there any exceptions? I'm asking this question in relation to skippable 1x and the EK fares I posted before. |
Originally Posted by fuyao
(Post 24209039)
Seems like you thought about this a lot, but you are wrong about many things, especially ITA v. OTA; ticketing carrier, how flights are priced,fare rules,...
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Originally Posted by amunra
(Post 24210299)
In a ticket with two airlines mixed, does the first one always reports its check-in to the next airline electronically?
If so, are there any exceptions? I'm asking this question in relation to skippable 1x and the EK fares I posted before. |
Originally Posted by brumbrum
(Post 24210446)
Not always but I wouldn't bet on it. Too expensive try/mistake game.
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Originally Posted by amunra
(Post 24210299)
In a ticket with two airlines mixed, does the first one always reports its check-in to the next airline electronically?
If so, are there any exceptions? I'm asking this question in relation to skippable 1x and the EK fares I posted before. Yes, there are reports of skipped 1x. Yes, there are also reports of people getting 100% mileage credit on fares that should only credit 25%. And, sometimes, you get credit on two airlines for the exact same flights. Airlines make mistakes too, but don't assume that the exception makes the rule. |
If I can find the right fare I would be willing to roll the dice. If I get denied then It was like dropping $300-$500 in a casino. I think the hardest part would be the embarrassment at the ticket counter. But don't get me wrong, if I get fooled once, it would be the last time I play that slot machine. It's risky, but so is 3x's leveraged S&P ETF's, and I like playing those on volatile days.
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I can see both sides of the argument but feel that the denied boarding outweighs anything else.
I hope this is not giving out too much information if so I will edit. Has anyone skipped the soccer 1x before? |
Oh boys, Ketchup Everywhere!!~~??##
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Originally Posted by ag2000
(Post 24209887)
If fare is gone then there is no much value anymore, and nothing to correct for the airline.
In any case, as long as you are not disclosing actual dump, and the price is gone, there is no reason to code whatsoever. Otherwise, I must admit, it does look like trolling. There might be more dates dates available to other countrys as well so therefore I must write it a bit cryptic. The route was ARN/FRA/LAX and the beginning of journey was in the end on mid-mars and the end of the journey was in the end of mars. Happy hunting! |
Originally Posted by hellosweets
(Post 24206614)
C2-C3 Business class 718$ Error fare + dump
EDIT $627.72 possible with some sweat longest part on board of 747-400 Thanks. |
Originally Posted by WolfvanWeen
(Post 24210359)
happy to learn from you, fuyao. Could you please give a few specific examples on where I'm wrong, and maybe even say what's right?
We did the same mistake on another place and now the toy is broken. It is good to share but at the same time you must avoid exposure (I'm talking in general). Anyway your post is very good but it is difficult to prove it. For example you wrote that EOE is important to apply 1x or 3x but it isn't completely true. I have examples where I can easily apply 1x or 3x with eoe not permitted but it isn't an OTA mistake. In other words eoe permitted is important but it isn't mandatory. I'm not so old in this game as other experts but I saw only one dump in two years which I can't exaplain. It was an 1x dump for an ST carrier (eoe not permitted). A lot of OTAs allowed this dump but I didn't manage to understand the logic behind. So "MAYBE" you are right that "SOMETIMES" it is a completely OTA mistake but as I wrote it was just 1 example in 2 years! Other times you can find a dump but the OTA will not issue the ticket. For example there was VN dump. It worked on some OTAs but at the end it was unbookable because of fare rules (obviously it is my theory but at least I can prove it with fare rules). |
Originally Posted by Mask
(Post 24212398)
Any hint on the OTA?
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Originally Posted by Mask
(Post 24212398)
Not ITA'ble, right? Any hint on the OTA?
Thanks. |
Some low fare has been reported JNB-HKG $342, may be error or self dump, check that out guys.
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Originally Posted by Calgary88
(Post 24213235)
Some low fare has been reported JNB-HKG $342, may be error or self dump, check that out guys.
Wasn't that discussed at €165ish? |
Originally Posted by Mask
(Post 24212398)
Not ITA'ble, right? Any hint on the OTA?
Thanks. Edit: OTA'ble for 808$. Slightly different strike. |
Anyone been successful in dumping the UA 2 for 1 ticket to MXP from NYC?
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Is the Germany-China business fare still available?
Looks like the price has increased by several hundred. |
Originally Posted by amunra
(Post 24214116)
Is the Germany-China business fare still available?
Looks like the price has increased by several hundred. |
Originally Posted by WolfvanWeen
(Post 24210359)
happy to learn from you, fuyao. Could you please give a few specific examples on where I'm wrong, and maybe even say what's right?
But if you want to learn more and understand how everything works, look into how ita is pricing it (which systems they use etc.) and understand how bookings are done in the different GDSs and just a small give-a-way, fare rules are there for the agents so they know what is allowed and what is not. Its not like there is someone sitting there and coding by reading the fare rules. How systems price things has nothing to do with the fare rules, in other words, the weather doesn't follow the weather report, its the other way around... |
Originally Posted by mlqsko
(Post 24214161)
It is a fixed price special but availability can change. It is still available... Check KLM.com
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There should be a wiki for the codes! Sometimes it's really difficult to follow but I'm up for the challenges!
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Originally Posted by mlqsko
(Post 24214161)
It is a fixed price special but availability can change. It is still available... Check KLM.com
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Originally Posted by fuyao
(Post 24214349)
I'd rather not post this out here in the public.
But if you want to learn more and understand how everything works, look into how ita is pricing it (which systems they use etc.) and understand how bookings are done in the different GDSs and just a small give-a-way, fare rules are there for the agents so they know what is allowed and what is not. Its not like there is someone sitting there and coding by reading the fare rules. How systems price things has nothing to do with the fare rules, in other words, the weather doesn't follow the weather report, its the other way around... |
Originally Posted by fuyao
(Post 24214349)
How systems price things has nothing to do with the fare rules, in other words, the weather doesn't follow the weather report, its the other way around...
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Anyone been able to dump UA's 2/1 $400 NYC-MXP? Not looking for answer but whether possible. bf is $26 each way. Fare rules seem to allow it but cant find a workable 3x yet
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C2-C3-C2/C2.5-C3-C2.5 on 2 different carriers
Possibly the construction has already been mentioned somewhere in the depths of this seemingly bottomless thread. But either I didn't notice it or I was incapable of deciphering the code. Also I feel reluctant to quote an ai price, which would seem high in comparison to all the low numbers flying around here. Still, for people that can use both flights, the construction could be interesting and not unlikely can also be improved on. If you have any idea how, please don't hesitate to pm me! :) If you are willing to pay the price for a non-stop return flight from C2's colder regions to the land of the middle on a notoriously expensive carrier, you will only have to dish out about 100$ more for a classy carrier starting at the first civilisation to embark on a Hundred-Foot Journey and back. Feel free to explore further east, if you are willing to pay more. |
Originally Posted by anandrag
(Post 24215739)
Anyone been able to dump UA's 2/1 $400 NYC-MXP? Not looking for answer but whether possible. bf is $26 each way. Fare rules seem to allow it but cant find a workable 3x yet
Mostly, it will trigger a Y fare if you add anything outside of this specific carrier. I could not find one either.:td: |
Originally Posted by Calgary88
(Post 24216733)
I think the chance to find a 3x is pretty slim as the end-on-end is permitted only to specific carriers in area 1, 2 & 3.
Mostly, it will trigger a Y fare if you add anything outside of this specific carrier. I could not find one either.:td: Has to be a dump available on one of those! |
Originally Posted by Calgary88
(Post 24216733)
I think the chance to find a 3x is pretty slim as the end-on-end is permitted only to specific carriers in area 1, 2 & 3.
Mostly, it will trigger a Y fare if you add anything outside of this specific carrier. I could not find one either.:td: |
Ladies, gentlemen, fellow enthusiasts, we have made the big time. Fuel dumping has been mentioned in the WSJ! No links please, no need to trackback to them. Relevant text below, from the website of the WSJ, as posted Jan. 21, 2015 6:17 p.m. ET, listed under a section titled "TRICKS TO AVOID" (only including this much so as not to fall on the wrong side of the FT attribution guideline):
Originally Posted by WSJ website
Don’t try the fuel dump: This is a complex trick beloved by travel junkies eager to capitalize on airline quirks. On international trips, the fare includes a fuel surcharge of up to $450 each way. Reservation systems build it into the fare before it gets displayed.
However, if a flier asks for a trip with a completely unrelated additional flight on the end, reservation systems sometimes don’t add the fuel surcharge because they have no rule that applies to that particular ticket. If the extra trip is cheaper than the fuel surcharge, the flier saves. But airlines say the trick violates fare rules and they impose penalties, so it isn’t worth trying. |
Originally Posted by TheBOSman
(Post 24218715)
Ladies, gentlemen, fellow enthusiasts, we have made the big time. Fuel dumping has been mentioned in the WSJ! No links please, no need to trackback to them. Relevant text below, from the website of the WSJ, as posted Jan. 21, 2015 6:17 p.m. ET, listed under a section titled "TRICKS TO AVOID" (only including this much so as not to fall on the wrong side of the FT attribution guideline):
And in case you were wondering, my reaction is :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by cajunguy
(Post 24214493)
There should be a wiki for the codes! Sometimes it's really difficult to follow but I'm up for the challenges!
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Originally Posted by vikingX
(Post 24218839)
No there should NOT! This thread is already ways too open.. :(
I (and many others) managed to improve from a newbie by doing a lot of reading around (not just on FT) and experimenting, so why should another newbie not be able to do this? As you say, there are more than enough pointers in this thread alone. |
Originally Posted by vikingX
(Post 24218839)
No there should NOT! This thread is already ways too open.. :(
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Originally Posted by Steve_Kenyon
(Post 24219007)
I agree. There are people who read this thread who we do not want to have read this thread and having a 'glossary' of codes would be very harmful, and would undo all the hard work the pro's have done over time to get us all this far.
I (and many others) managed to improve from a newbie by doing a lot of reading around (not just on FT) and experimenting, so why should another newbie not be able to do this? As you say, there are more than enough pointers in this thread alone. |
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