what's this....... LHONE ?
 

OK I have learnt so much in 1 week on these pages about different airfares ETC. but looking at the Oneworld airfares, am I right in thinking Aone3= first....Done3=business and Lone3= economy for 3 continent travel?
If so what's LHone3 refer to? I see it against UK and New zealand prices, and I think Australia.
Anyone know?

MHONE and MLONE refer to H[igh] and L[ow] season travel. High season is generally June-August and most of December. Low season is the rest of the year. The determination is made based on the starting date of your trip, not the duration of it.

The economy OWE used to be booked in M class, hence MONE, MHONE, MLONE (where H and L, are high and low season respectively).

Now the economy OWE are booked in L class, therefore the codes are LONE, LHONE and LLONE.

(edited to add: ExMo beat me to it)

[This message has been edited by Dani (edited Jan 21, 2004).]

Yes but I messed up and used the old M class designators. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

And it's probably worthwhile to reaffirm the obvious, that D and A classes don't have seasons.

I think that the rules are even more specific and state that the date of the first intercontinental flight is used to determine what season the ticket should be priced on.

Again, thanks for how instant the answers are on hear, it's really encouraging that you guys have replied to what must seem a stupid question from me.
Trust UK and OZ to have a high season.