Booking class conversion table
 

Is there a conversion table available so I can find out what a booking class translates to on SAS codeshare flights?

Example:
A codeshare flight booked as SK M-class (on LOT-metal) translated into LOT E-class.

I have only been able to find the following page:
http://www.flysas.com/en/th/EuroBonu...ts/Code-share/
which conveniently omits any precise details.

I don't think there is any such table available online (perhaps as it would be really big), silly as this would be important for customers to know. As I said before it would be easier and more more logical if they awarded based on marketing carrier.

If there is a specific request I can check it using fare quotes, this works 90% of the time.

Cheers!

It would not be that big. Many airlines has it (like Continental). I would LOVE for SAS to have a table like this^^

Well, I would certainly appreciate such a table as the conversions doesn't always make sense.

A small bonus question:
Is there any way to see from the letter on the boarding pass, which booking code was used?
(both SK metal and SK codeshare)

I sometimes have tickets from ticket agencies where the booking code is not visible.

E.g. I recently had a SK flight where boarding pass said M and points said U (25%).

M on the boarding pass just means Economy (aka "P-class" in the lingo of this particular forum ;)), I don't think booking class is ever shown on the bp.

Since some time it is, if only on the new boarding passes that have a barcode. In economy for instance there is a bigger M followed by a smaller "T" to give an example where "T" is the real booking class.

Yes, but I think this is the booking class according to the ticketing carrier not the operating carrier so it doesn't show the conversion. Haven't had them lately except in the case of SK operated by LH in B-class which happens to be the same booking class on both carriers.

(But the ticket claimed that I would get Premium Economy on the SK-flight operated by LH on HAM-OSL, which I obviously didn't get...)

Well, in the world of SK, LH only operates Premium Economy as they serve you a sandwich and drinks. ;)