Two for one
Apr 7, 2003, 2:42 pm
#1
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Location: Denmark, (SK-EBG)
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Two for one
I have tried to call Thai airways about this, but since I have received two different replies, I want to ask you guys...
Does anybody know if flights booked in either A or D are eliglble for this deal? or just flights booked in F or C?
Thanks
Does anybody know if flights booked in either A or D are eliglble for this deal? or just flights booked in F or C?
Thanks
Apr 8, 2003, 3:59 am
#4
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Kempis,
I spoke with Thai in CPH and the reason this offer is not valid within Scandinavia is because of the relationship with SAS. How and Why I don't know, but this offer is currently not valid from Scandinavia. They would like it to be, though
I spoke with Thai in CPH and the reason this offer is not valid within Scandinavia is because of the relationship with SAS. How and Why I don't know, but this offer is currently not valid from Scandinavia. They would like it to be, though
Apr 9, 2003, 7:12 am
#7
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by kempis:
Austrian Airlines has had two special deals ex Scandinavia with two for one in business class to Asia and Australia the last year.
A CRT CPH-BKK is over 28000DKK roundtrip btw</font>
Austrian Airlines has had two special deals ex Scandinavia with two for one in business class to Asia and Australia the last year.
A CRT CPH-BKK is over 28000DKK roundtrip btw</font>
However booked in D-class.
Apr 9, 2003, 8:11 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Norway_Asia:
And the "same" ticket ex. London is +/- 13700DKK.... even with free stop-over both ways in CPH.....
However booked in D-class.
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And the "same" ticket ex. London is +/- 13700DKK.... even with free stop-over both ways in CPH.....
However booked in D-class.
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I would also be interested in finding out where this ticket is bookable... Would be nice to use in the May - as a milage run! - maybe it would even be possible to use SK on this fare between CPH-BKK (remember, as EBG we now recieve is it 15% or 25% (can't remember) basis points additional)
Norway_Asia - please provide further details if possible
- thanks
Apr 9, 2003, 10:03 am
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Hi,
It is not a published fare, but a "net fare / consolidator fare" that should be easy to find in the UK Market. I just looked on www.netflights.com
It HAS to be on SK Metal all the way.
I have started several trips to BKK from London, but I prefer LH - as I can then upgrade to First.
They "all" (SK, LH, OS, KL, LX etc) should be in this range ex. UK.
It is not a published fare, but a "net fare / consolidator fare" that should be easy to find in the UK Market. I just looked on www.netflights.com
It HAS to be on SK Metal all the way.
I have started several trips to BKK from London, but I prefer LH - as I can then upgrade to First.
They "all" (SK, LH, OS, KL, LX etc) should be in this range ex. UK.
Apr 18, 2003, 7:52 am
#13
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Pusan, South Korea
Posts: 37
The ticket is charged as C, but issued as a D class/non-reroutable ticket, with a 300 dollar refund charge. The second ticket is also issued as D, on a tax only basis (all of 30US from here.)
In my case, the second ticket is marked as a in-conjunction ticket with mine, since I had it issued for a ten year old. According to TG here, the second person must fly out with the first, but can return at any time. For an escort ticket, it made perfect sense. (Of course, putting him in business class is probably creating a monster that I will never be able to tame. "But last time......")
From Korea, it made sense, since the fares from here are fairly low to start with compared to European origins, and consolidator fares tend to be few and far between outside of economy class.
In my case, the second ticket is marked as a in-conjunction ticket with mine, since I had it issued for a ten year old. According to TG here, the second person must fly out with the first, but can return at any time. For an escort ticket, it made perfect sense. (Of course, putting him in business class is probably creating a monster that I will never be able to tame. "But last time......")
From Korea, it made sense, since the fares from here are fairly low to start with compared to European origins, and consolidator fares tend to be few and far between outside of economy class.