[PREM FARE GONE] LH/LX F Companion Fare ARN to Shanghai or Beijing £1,578/€1,843pp
#61
Join Date: Apr 2005
Programs: AF/KL FB Plat ; A3 Gold ; HH Gold ; IHG Plat Amb
Posts: 2,378
At least 1.5 years ago, I can tell you that what I was writing above is correct: no F lounge access in GVA when arriving in F in ZRH, several other FT folks were writing about it and I experienced it myself. Perhaps it has changed for the better but I doubt.
#62
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Central Europe
Programs: LH, BA
Posts: 17
If you arrive in GVA on LX F, I think you have indeed access to the GVA FCL, but if I am not wrong, that's limited to flights NYC GVA, since all other LX flights with F are from/to ZRH.
At least 1.5 years ago, I can tell you that what I was writing above is correct: no F lounge access in GVA when arriving in F in ZRH, several other FT folks were writing about it and I experienced it myself. Perhaps it has changed for the better but I doubt.
At least 1.5 years ago, I can tell you that what I was writing above is correct: no F lounge access in GVA when arriving in F in ZRH, several other FT folks were writing about it and I experienced it myself. Perhaps it has changed for the better but I doubt.
But, it was just a separated area at the end of the lounge, but with personal service.
#63
Join Date: Apr 2005
Programs: AF/KL FB Plat ; A3 Gold ; HH Gold ; IHG Plat Amb
Posts: 2,378
Flying out of ZRH in F is a different story. Have you try to access the FCL in GVA on the reverse itinerary NBO ZRH GVA CDG with NBO ZRH on LX F?
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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#66
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#68
Join Date: Jul 2019
Posts: 20
Rebooking of this ticket
Due to pandemic of coronavirus, SWISS has introducing waiver policy for rebooking,
The FAQ from SWISS website:
However, for tickets issued with this companion fare, the fare basis no longer exists. Therefore the ticket can't be reissued with the original price.
For a totally unused ticket, is it possible to rebook the flight segments for the same route and booking class according to the historical fare basis?
The FAQ from SWISS website:
Q: I have a non-rebookable flight booking with a departure date up to April 30. Can I rebook to a later date?
A: Due to the coronavirus, you can once rebook your flight ticket for the same route to a later date up to December 31, 2020, without any rebooking fee. If the original booking class is no longer available, you have to pay the corresponding difference. Please note that this special waiver policy currently cannot be carried out on swiss.com. If you want to rebook, please follow our rebooking and cancellation process (you will find this in the last question).However, for tickets issued with this companion fare, the fare basis no longer exists. Therefore the ticket can't be reissued with the original price.
For a totally unused ticket, is it possible to rebook the flight segments for the same route and booking class according to the historical fare basis?
#69
Due to pandemic of coronavirus, SWISS has introducing waiver policy for rebooking,
The FAQ from SWISS website:
However, for tickets issued with this companion fare, the fare basis no longer exists. Therefore the ticket can't be reissued with the original price.
For a totally unused ticket, is it possible to rebook the flight segments for the same route and booking class according to the historical fare basis?
The FAQ from SWISS website:
Q: I have a non-rebookable flight booking with a departure date up to April 30. Can I rebook to a later date?
A: Due to the coronavirus, you can once rebook your flight ticket for the same route to a later date up to December 31, 2020, without any rebooking fee. If the original booking class is no longer available, you have to pay the corresponding difference. Please note that this special waiver policy currently cannot be carried out on swiss.com. If you want to rebook, please follow our rebooking and cancellation process (you will find this in the last question).However, for tickets issued with this companion fare, the fare basis no longer exists. Therefore the ticket can't be reissued with the original price.
For a totally unused ticket, is it possible to rebook the flight segments for the same route and booking class according to the historical fare basis?