What do all the flight codes mean ie: K class etc?????
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What do all the flight codes mean ie: K class etc?????
first class down to those that hang on to the tail plane at the back :)
The fare codes differ from airline to airline, but these should refer to Virgin...
FARE CLASS CODES
A Discounted First Class (not used by Virgin Atlantic)
B Discounted Economy
C Full Fare Business Class (not used by Virgin Atlantic)
D Discounted Upper Class
E Unknown (possibly used by Virgin Atlantic for non-revenue tickets)
F First Class (not used by Virgin Atlantic)
G Reward Upper Class Flight or Confirmed Upgrade
H Consolidated Discounted Premium Economy
I Unknown (Possibly used by Virgin Atlantic, but not for public revenue tickets)
J Full Fare Upper Class
K Discounted Premium Economy
L Discounted Economy
M Discounted Economy
N Student Booking Class for Economy, Ultra MegaSaver & MilesPlusMoney
O Unknown (Possibly used by Virgin Atlantic, but not for public revenue tickets)
P First Class Premium (not used by Virgin Atlantic)
Q Discounted Economy
R Originally Supersonic - now Discount Economy (not used by Virgin Atlantic)
S Discounted Premium Economy
T Companion Reward for Economy
U Reward Flight in Economy or Premium Economy
V Virgin Holidays Economy
W Full Fare Premium Economy
X Economy Megasaver Fare/MilesPlusMoney
Y Full Fare Economy
Z Heavily Discounted Upper Class Fares
Thats useful to know Tony.[msnsmile2]
Thanks Tony, very useful[msnsmile]
These codes are useful when you are looking to upgrade your ticket or if you will receive airmile privalages.
Obviously if you are on a discounted economy ticket, say 'L' or 'Q' then the chances of receiving an upgrade over a 'Y' or 'H' fare is extremely unlikely.
With regards to upgrading your ticket yourself, miles can only be used if your ticket is at the full fare, IE 'Y' in economy or 'W/S' in PE. If you are looking to pay at the ticket desk on the day of departure for an upgrade, then the cost of the upgrade will depend on the Fare type of your ticket.
Airline ticketing can be very confusing.
Matt
"say 'L' or 'Q' then the chances of receiving an upgrade over a 'Y' or 'H' fare is extremely unlikely."
We had Q class in March Matt and were lucky enough to get upgraded.
I have heard that some have been changed recently and Q is one that is now different but can't remember what the agent said it now was.