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rickloss12345 May 28, 2017 7:05 pm

Does this segment count as an "eligible sector"?
 
Hi everyone,
For the velocity account, does this count as an "eligible sector"?

I'm booking the flight from delta (a partner), giving money to delta.com, on their own flight number (dl 5830), BUT this flight is also marketed with a VA codeshare number.

So for an "eligible sector" do I have to book on VA (va.com) or is delta fine?

I WILL BOOK THE DELTA FLIGHT NUMBER NOT THE CODESHARE SO WILL THAT WORK?

Sorry for the caps lock, just want to clarify some things.

Or if this does not count for an eligible sector how can I book the codeshare on Virgin Australia?

Thanks!

serfty May 28, 2017 9:57 pm

VA marketed or zip!

You need to be booked using the VA flight number, not just travelling on a DL flight that has a codeshare. e.g. VA6***


http://www.velocityfrequentflyer.com...mbershiplevels


22.2 Eligible Sectors

22.2.1 Where a Member travels on a flight where Virgin Australia is the Marketing Carrier, each Flight Sector will be considered an Eligible Sector.

rickloss12345 May 28, 2017 11:44 pm

Would you book that codeshare via phone? Because it seems that the here aren't no inline options.

Mwenenzi May 29, 2017 1:00 am


Originally Posted by rickloss12345 (Post 28372164)
I'm booking the flight from Delta (a partner), giving money to delta.com, on their own flight number (DL5830), BUT this flight is also marketed with a VA codeshare number.

Is this DL5830 SDF DTW or LAX OAK ?
https://planefinder.net/data/flight/DL5830
You will not be able to book that as standalone VA marketed flight.
Only in conjunction with a long haul VA flight.

rickloss12345 May 29, 2017 11:38 am

[MENTION=6129]Mwenenzi[/MENTION] lax-oak

so u can only book that short segment onto a longer haul trip, like syd to sfo, and can't book 1 hr codeshares from lax to oak? (airport near sfo)

CPMaverick May 29, 2017 12:56 pm

You'll only be able to book VA codeshares that connect to actual VA flights or Australian cities.

Mwenenzi May 29, 2017 1:12 pm


Originally Posted by CPMaverick (Post 28374976)
You'll only be able to book VA codeshares that connect to actual VA flights or Australian cities.

And only as 1 ticket SYD/MEl-LAX-OAK. Not able to book as a separate VA marketed flight LAX-OAK.

Airlines having tag on codeshares to a long haul on there own aircraft/flight is common.

serfty May 29, 2017 4:52 pm


Originally Posted by Mwenenzi (Post 28375044)
And only as 1 ticket SYD/MEl-LAX-OAK. Not able to book as a separate VA marketed flight LAX-OAK.

Airlines having tag on codeshares to a long haul on there own aircraft/flight is common.

Actually, this can be done. You need a TA willing to issue the additional segments as a conjunction ticket.

rickloss12345 May 29, 2017 5:47 pm

[MENTION=44308]serfty[/MENTION] could the travel agent be a rep from va on the phone?

serfty May 29, 2017 6:23 pm

Not in my experience.

williamsf1 May 30, 2017 5:23 am


Originally Posted by rickloss12345 (Post 28375935)
[MENTION=44308]serfty[/MENTION] could the travel agent be a rep from va on the phone?

It would be probably quite expensive to do as they would charge a reissue fee (normally around $200) + fare difference + service fee .

VA does not have a airfare to sell on a stand alone VA*DL USA segment and needs to be quoted in combination with AU- USA flight


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