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Galileo Ouput -- How to read?
Not the Karl Orff wrote in message ...
In article , (Harsh Potlapalli) wrote: ... 763 = 767-300 .... FRI 24OCT03 CINCINNATI /LONDON *DL 1 CVG LGW 1900#0805 DL 36 J7 D7 I0 Y7 B7 M7 H7 Q7 K7 L7#763*C the letters indicate availability of the fare buckets for sale. Only up to 7 seats are show though there may be more. There are 7 seats in *every* class? (except I class). That sounds very strange to me. I would expect some randomness in the seat distribution. -Harsh |
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Galileo Ouput -- How to read?
Not the Karl Orff vented spleen or mostly mumbled...
(snipped, plenty good ****) I don't know what I class is for DL but suspect it is an award or upgrade BC seat. On DL.... "R" is an award ticket, Domestic First "O", award, international Business Elite, IIRC TMO |
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Galileo Ouput -- How to read?
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(Harsh Potlapalli) wrote: There are 7 seats in *every* class? (except I class). That sounds very strange to me. I would expect some randomness in the seat distribution. There are *at least* 7 seats in every class. Some airlines only show 7 seats (typically if they only allow 6 seats booked together), some show 9 (if they allow 8). -- _Deirdre http://deirdre.net "Dogs may have kept us company on the hunt, but it was the cats who insisted we invent houses and discover fire." -- Khiem Tran |
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