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#301
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Location: Melbourne
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#302
Join Date: Feb 1999
Location: San Jose, California, USA
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#303
Left Expert Flyer 4/23
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#304
Moderator: New York City and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Sep 2007
Programs: AA PLT, Natl EC
Posts: 10,855
Thank you for listening to our feedback! The new new seatmaps look much better, IMO! ^
#305
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#306
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,937
I agree on both counts. This is much better, but could be tweaked more. The available seats should stand out more than the taken ones. Perhaps switching the colors, or making the available seats have a blue outline (with the same red/yellow/green colored corner for desirability as now), while taken ones have a gray outline?
#307
Join Date: May 2007
Location: ORD, DEL
Programs: AA (Plt Pro; 1.5 MM)
Posts: 6,185
While I could learn and adapt to any scheme, I personally think that most colors draw more attention than white/off-white/light-grey. So it would make sense to show available seats in color (any color) and occupied ones in white/off-white/light-grey.
For one example, this is just what AA.com does. Go to aa.com, mouse over Reservations and click "view available seats", enter any valid flight number and date to see what their seat map looks like.
For one example, this is just what AA.com does. Go to aa.com, mouse over Reservations and click "view available seats", enter any valid flight number and date to see what their seat map looks like.
#308
Left Expert Flyer 4/23
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Holiday Discount on Gift Certificates
For the holiday season we are offering a discount on our ExpertFlyer Gift Certificates. They make a great gift for a fellow frequent flyer, so through December 24th we’re offering 10% off the normal price of $99.99 for a Gift Certificate that includes a year of Premium service. Just use the coupon code HOLIDAY2010 during purchase. (Click here to purchase EF Gift Certificates)
Also, ExpertFlyer now supports Seat Maps and Seat Alerts for JetBlue (B6), bringing the total list of airlines supported for Seat Maps to 119. (Please note that JetBlue Seat Maps will always show "Even More Legroom" seats as occupied. These are rows 2-5, 10-11 on the A320 and row 12 on the E90.)
Thank you for your support.
-EFV
Also, ExpertFlyer now supports Seat Maps and Seat Alerts for JetBlue (B6), bringing the total list of airlines supported for Seat Maps to 119. (Please note that JetBlue Seat Maps will always show "Even More Legroom" seats as occupied. These are rows 2-5, 10-11 on the A320 and row 12 on the E90.)
Thank you for your support.
-EFV
#309
Moderator, El Al and Marriott Bonvoy, FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: SIN
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For the holiday season we are offering a discount on our ExpertFlyer Gift Certificates. They make a great gift for a fellow frequent flyer, so through December 24th we’re offering 10% off the normal price of $99.99 for a Gift Certificate that includes a year of Premium service. Just use the coupon code HOLIDAY2010 during purchase. (Click here to purchase EF Gift Certificates)
Also, ExpertFlyer now supports Seat Maps and Seat Alerts for JetBlue (B6), bringing the total list of airlines supported for Seat Maps to 119. (Please note that JetBlue Seat Maps will always show "Even More Legroom" seats as occupied. These are rows 2-5, 10-11 on the A320 and row 12 on the E90.)
Thank you for your support.
-EFV
Also, ExpertFlyer now supports Seat Maps and Seat Alerts for JetBlue (B6), bringing the total list of airlines supported for Seat Maps to 119. (Please note that JetBlue Seat Maps will always show "Even More Legroom" seats as occupied. These are rows 2-5, 10-11 on the A320 and row 12 on the E90.)
Thank you for your support.
-EFV
#311
Join Date: Aug 2004
Programs: AA (EP), Hilton (Diamond), Marriott Bonvoy (Titanium)
Posts: 8,937
I took the question to be "Can one use the coupon when renewing an existing subscription," such as purchasing an additional year on an annual premium subscription.
#313
Moderator: New York City and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Sep 2007
Programs: AA PLT, Natl EC
Posts: 10,855
#315
Join Date: May 2007
Location: ORD, DEL
Programs: AA (Plt Pro; 1.5 MM)
Posts: 6,185
Money is money and should be usable for buying any service you sell. I have all sort of gift certificates and none of them bar current customers from using them to buy whatever they wish. GC means you already got the money, you have things to sell, so sell. Conditions and restrictions tell me that some screws are loose somewhere.
Or is it simply the urge to reward those who have been abusing the free-trial feature, and shut out those who have been paying all year?
Last edited by aktchi; Dec 11, 2010 at 1:58 am