Ultimate global A/D/LONE3/4/5/6 pricing
#91
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: JFK/DXB/DEL/LAX/MAD/LHR
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Posts: 115
Serfty thanks. Also, apologies for a slightly gullible question.
Also, could you please explain what happened to the INCREDIBLE $850 AONE* fares that existed in MUR? Was is a crash of the local currency, or perhaps a mistake? I am trying to get a feel so that i can be better prepared to snatch up these fares.
Thanks in advance
Nick
Also, could you please explain what happened to the INCREDIBLE $850 AONE* fares that existed in MUR? Was is a crash of the local currency, or perhaps a mistake? I am trying to get a feel so that i can be better prepared to snatch up these fares.
Thanks in advance
Nick
#92
Join Date: Mar 2002
Programs: QF Platinum (OW Emerald); QF Lifestime Silver; BD Diamond Club Gold (*A Gold)
Posts: 4,786
[QUOTE=nick_marquise;6940039]Also, could you please explain what happened to the INCREDIBLE $850 AONE* fares that existed in MUR? /QUOTE]
Sometimes incredible means just that... Fares do not exist at this level.
Sometimes incredible means just that... Fares do not exist at this level.
#93
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: London
Posts: 135
I didn't have the exact pound prices for Gibraltar. I took them from the huge excel sheet but clearly they've gone through at least one currency conversion on god knows what exchange rate. If you've got the current pound prices, please send them to me in a private message and I'll update the script.
/hv
#96
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Seattle,WA,USA
Posts: 343
Hi All,
I am really glad to read this thread but I am clueless as to how to read what my new best favorite TA has listed here. I don't want to assume anything so any help in reading this would be great. What I am looking in this forum for is comparison pricing for circle pacific fares vs. a RTW ticket - if you can help that'd be great - I am trying to keep my plans flexible as possible.
I am really glad to read this thread but I am clueless as to how to read what my new best favorite TA has listed here. I don't want to assume anything so any help in reading this would be great. What I am looking in this forum for is comparison pricing for circle pacific fares vs. a RTW ticket - if you can help that'd be great - I am trying to keep my plans flexible as possible.
#97
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: LAX
Programs: AA EXP 1.5MM, Asiana Club Silver, KE Morning Calm, Hyatt Platinum, Amtrak Select
Posts: 7,161
Sorry but I did a search but couldn't find the details on this question: if I wanted to buy the cheapest LONE4 fare, do I need to start at NZ, or can I call the QF office in AKL and inquire about a LONE4 ticket starting from LAX?
#98
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Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Juneau, Alaska.
Programs: AS 75K;BA Silver;AA G;HH Dia;HY Glob
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No. You must buy the ticket in NZ (or from a travel agent or airline office in NZ) and start the trip from NZ. If you buy the ticket in the US to start in NZ you will pay the US price. If you start a trip in the US you will pay the US price.
#99
Moderator, OneWorld
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: SEA
Programs: RAA RIP; AA ExEXP
Posts: 11,803
Expert Flyer fare tables > Excel table??
I've been trying to copy and past fare tables from Expertflyer into a sortable Excel spreadsheet but I find my parsing prowess is poor. Does anybody know how to copy and paste, parse and sort EF's tables without importing all the line breaks, miscellaneous borders and doodads at the same time? If this is really silly, apologies.
#100
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: London, UK
Programs: AA 2MM - PLT, BA GGL, SPG Plat, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 6,221
I've been trying to copy and past fare tables from Expertflyer into a sortable Excel spreadsheet but I find my parsing prowess is poor. Does anybody know how to copy and paste, parse and sort EF's tables without importing all the line breaks, miscellaneous borders and doodads at the same time? If this is really silly, apologies.
You then highlight all the rows and select Data / Text to Columns options from the Excel menu. Select the Delimited option then on the next screen tick the Space option. Click Next and Finish and you should get something like you want.
Last edited by Moomba; Feb 3, 2007 at 7:06 am Reason: oop wrote word instead of excel in the first line
#101
Moderator, OneWorld
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: SEA
Programs: RAA RIP; AA ExEXP
Posts: 11,803
If you paste the table from EF into Excel as Text using Paste Special option it will put each line of the fare table into one cell in Excel.
You then highlight all the rows and select Data / Text to Columns options from the Excel menu. Select the Delimited option then on the next screen tick the Space option. Click Next and Finish and you should get something like you want.
You then highlight all the rows and select Data / Text to Columns options from the Excel menu. Select the Delimited option then on the next screen tick the Space option. Click Next and Finish and you should get something like you want.
#102
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Madrid, Spain & Santiago, Chile
Programs: AA EXP
Posts: 3,181
If I select the fare table (and nothing but the table) and then click on Excel's paste button it works just great, each table item going into a different cell and the columns nicely aligned. What am I doing right?
#103
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,937
I've taken the liberty of using this data to put together a spreadsheet with all the RTW fares for oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance. It still needs a bit of work, but those who're interested can download it here.
I feel like a complete idiot, but I'm a bit confused by how to use it. I want to book a OW RtW trip, so I click the "OneWorld" sheet, and since I'm in the US and think in terms of USD, I pick "USD" for the currency. I can then pick "Business" or "First" for the class. Am I on the right track so far? What does the "compare to" cell do? Compare what to what? What do the "Maximum Difference" and "Difference to" cells show?
I assume the tool shows how much you can save by starting a RtW in some place other than where you live, and purchasing a separate ticket to get to/from that point? If so, how do you determine which point is best, and how would you then purchase the ticket?
#104
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Hong Kong
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1) Working out the subtleties of the rules
2) Working out the best routings, starting points, and how to purchase tickets there.
You can use search to look to see if a particular starting/purchasing point has been discussed, and if not feel free to start a new topic.
#105
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,937
Yes. And the discussions in this board are basically about two things:
1) Working out the subtleties of the rules
2) Working out the best routings, starting points, and how to purchase tickets there.
You can use search to look to see if a particular starting/purchasing point has been discussed, and if not feel free to start a new topic.
1) Working out the subtleties of the rules
2) Working out the best routings, starting points, and how to purchase tickets there.
You can use search to look to see if a particular starting/purchasing point has been discussed, and if not feel free to start a new topic.