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Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 21897368)
In that case, you should be only looking at the QF flight numbers as award searching isn't valid for codeshares. It doesn't matter that you want to use AA miles, it matters which airline operates the flight.
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Originally Posted by JA318
(Post 21901323)
Is there any way to create a flight alert to know if that flight ever does appear? I can find the flight when searching Y class, but then can only create the alert for Y, not U/X.
Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 21897368)
You can however create a Flight Alert for the QF flight from either the Flight Availability results or the Create New Flight Alert page. Be sure to use the proper QF award class codes.
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Perfect, thanks so much!
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I tried to search for routing rules of some US fares, but all return:
TKT DATE MUST BE EQUAL OR EARLIER THAN TVL DATE which is useless. Any ways to get the real routing rule on US? I subscribe EF mainly for the routing rule... |
Originally Posted by cloudybw
(Post 21919127)
I tried to search for routing rules of some US fares, but all return:
TKT DATE MUST BE EQUAL OR EARLIER THAN TVL DATE which is useless. Any ways to get the real routing rule on US? I subscribe EF mainly for the routing rule... |
United Rewards gone from ExpertFlyer
Any idea when this will change again? I miss this tool...
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It's not coming back.
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Originally Posted by FlyerChrisK
(Post 21978983)
It's not coming back.
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I'm aware of the difference in availability shown between different GDS / POS, but have been finding that UK availability is often completely 'blocked' whereas US availability is quite detailed. Two examples:
ICN-LHR in early Jan. This seems to be only a fairly recent thing. It matters because, as a UK resident, that's where my tickets are purchased (including that one for BKK-CMB - I'm trying to get my girlfriend home!)UK availability: 03 JAN OZ521: JA CA DC ZC UC YC BC MC HC EC QC KC SC VC LC WC TC GC 04 JAN OZ521: JL CL DL ZL UL YL BL ML HL EL QL KL SL VL LL WL TL GL US availability: 03 JAN OZ521: J5 C3 D0 Z0 U0 Y0 B0 M0 H0 E0 Q0 K0 S0 V0 L0 W0 T0 G0 04 JAN OZ521: J0 C0 D0 Z0 U0 Y0 B0 M0 H0 E0 Q0 K0 S0 V0 L0 W0 T0 G0 BKK-CMB in early Jan. UK availability: 04 JAN UL 883: JC CC DC IC YC BC PC HC KC WC MC EC LC RC VC SC NC QC OC 05 JAN UL 883: JC CC DC IC YC BC PC HC KC WC MC EC LC RC VC SC NC QC OC (Every search around this period returns 'Closed') US availability: 04 JAN UL 883: J0 C0 D0 I0 Y0 B0 P0 H0 K0 W0 M0 E0 L0 R0 V0 S0 N0 Q0 O0 05 JAN UL 883: J0 C0 D0 I0 Y4 B2 P2 H2 K1 W1 M1 E1 L1 R1 V1 S1 N0 Q0 O0 What might explain this significant discrepancy? Is the UK-based GDS you're using specifically blocking your access to these airlines? Thanks. |
Originally Posted by Lux
(Post 21992644)
I'm aware of the difference in availability shown between different GDS / POS, but have been finding that UK availability is often completely 'blocked' whereas US availability is quite detailed. Two examples:
ICN-LHR in early Jan. This seems to be only a fairly recent thing. It matters because, as a UK resident, that's where my tickets are purchased (including that one for BKK-CMB - I'm trying to get my girlfriend home!)UK availability: 03 JAN OZ521: JA CA DC ZC UC YC BC MC HC EC QC KC SC VC LC WC TC GC 04 JAN OZ521: JL CL DL ZL UL YL BL ML HL EL QL KL SL VL LL WL TL GL US availability: 03 JAN OZ521: J5 C3 D0 Z0 U0 Y0 B0 M0 H0 E0 Q0 K0 S0 V0 L0 W0 T0 G0 04 JAN OZ521: J0 C0 D0 Z0 U0 Y0 B0 M0 H0 E0 Q0 K0 S0 V0 L0 W0 T0 G0 BKK-CMB in early Jan. UK availability: 04 JAN UL 883: JC CC DC IC YC BC PC HC KC WC MC EC LC RC VC SC NC QC OC 05 JAN UL 883: JC CC DC IC YC BC PC HC KC WC MC EC LC RC VC SC NC QC OC (Every search around this period returns 'Closed') US availability: 04 JAN UL 883: J0 C0 D0 I0 Y0 B0 P0 H0 K0 W0 M0 E0 L0 R0 V0 S0 N0 Q0 O0 05 JAN UL 883: J0 C0 D0 I0 Y4 B2 P2 H2 K1 W1 M1 E1 L1 R1 V1 S1 N0 Q0 O0 What might explain this significant discrepancy? Is the UK-based GDS you're using specifically blocking your access to these airlines? Thanks. For the GDSs that show the non-numeric codes, C & L = 0 in that when comparing the different sources, any fare class that isn't available with or without a waitlist, will just show as 0 elsewhere. Also a status of A means that there is availability, so with the OZ example you'll see that classes that show >0 availability on one GDS show as A on another, so the results aren't as different as it appears. |
Originally Posted by ExpertFlyer Voice
(Post 21996207)
Some GDSs show the non-numeric availability codes (C,L,A) and some don't. Also the same airline may participate in different GDSs at different levels, affecting the data shown.
For the GDSs that show the non-numeric codes, C & L = 0 in that when comparing the different sources, any fare class that isn't available with or without a waitlist, will just show as 0 elsewhere. Also a status of A means that there is availability, so with the OZ example you'll see that classes that show >0 availability on one GDS show as A on another, so the results aren't as different as it appears. Thanks. |
any other site I can use for this?
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As far as I understand these matters, Aeroplan and ANA still works so does http://www.flisea.com/ which uses those.
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Originally Posted by danapop
(Post 21978179)
Any idea when this will change again? I miss this tool...
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unite...ct-2013-a.html |
Expertflyer and AS.com both show LAS-SEA on 1/10/14 flight 601 as W7 but when I call British to book it. They don't see any availability?
Any thoughts or just call again? |
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