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It is a special tariff with restrictions. <font color="#p6246995">RE: Expedia special rates

I' m about to book a trip through Expedia. com You have the best offer for my route, almost half the fare for the same trips elsewhere. Directly next to every ticket there is a "special fare". It is a special tariff with limitations.

Planes do not qualifiy for upgrade and do not qualifiy for mileage. It made me a little angry that I couldn't gather kilometers. Anybody know exactly what a special rate is and how it works? Can I at least select my own places?

There'?s a whole kilometer of track that?ll take you out into the wide open air. Exactly. One mile highway will take you a whole long way. It made me a little angry that I couldn't gather kilometers. Anybody know exactly what a special rate is and how it works? Can I at least select my own places? If I have booked with Expedia.

Got it posted, then at the check-in counter, I gave the dude my milestone ticket and he withdrew it and the milage was credited to my bankroll. Certain carriers no longer give award points for the lowest performance categories - others only give award points for parts of the journey. These include some tariffs directly acquired from the carrier.

Trouble is, most folks don't know which grade a reservation is made in until it's too late. Usually, you don't know what grade you're in. Even a few airline companies (such as BA and AC) do not allow you to pre-allocate places in the lowest possible prices for your tickets. M80 M90 M11 L10 L10 AB6 333 340 319 320 321 ARJ CRJ EM2 EMJ SF3 146 100 BE1.... and I was really looking forward to earning my own AA Lemon Plus Award Leagues.

It'?s over 8,000 mph roundtrip. There'?s a whole kilometer of track that?ll take you out into the wide open air. Exactly. One Mile Highway will take you a whole long way. Even a few airline companies (such as BA and AC) do not allow you to pre-allocate places in the lowest possible Trans-Class. When I buy 4 ticket, is there a way to get the places together, or could it be allocated at random?

There'?s a whole kilometer of track that?ll take you out into the wide open air. Exactly. One miles of Highway will take you a long way. When I buy 4 ticket, is there a way to get the places together, or could it be allocated at random? Most of the places already allocated will be honoured. When you buy 4 places in a category that does not allow allocation, there is a good possibility that you will have 4 places on a full aircraft that are not next to each other.

If you want 4 bus places, you should call your reservations instead of making an on-line book, as several places under one name will be canceled if they are not typed in in a special form - this is common with all operators to avoid double reservations. Thing is that the fare through Expedia.com is about $700 cheap per fare than tickets purchased by the carrier itself.

There'?s a whole kilometer of track that?ll take you out into the wide open air. Exactly. One miles of highway will take you a long way. Air mileage that is at best very hard to spend is really valuable to spend an extra $3,000? In other words, since the only points you can earn yourself would be on your tickets, how many points would you get?

Assuming that the mileage is about $0.02, wouldn't it still be profitable for you to use expedia? Maybe you are saving even more than with the expedia and still collect your mileage. It is possible that you may be able to reclaim the mileage later. Air miles are addictive, believe me, I know it.

Thing is that the fare through Expedia.com is about $700 cheap per fare than tickets purchased by the carrier itself. Since it'?s so difficult to redeem a few thousand leagues anyway. I' d be booking with Expedia (which should allow you to give places if allowed).

I' d also try to call the carrier directly and let them know that you see a better rate on Expedia than you are on their website. I' m about to book a trip through Expedia. com You have the best offer for my route, almost half the fare for the same trips elsewhere.

Directly next to every ticket there is a "special fare". It is a special tariff with limitations. Planes do not qualifiy for upgrade and do not qualifiy for mileage. It made me a little angry that I couldn't gather kilometers. Anybody know exactly what a special rate is and how it works?

Can I at least select my own places? Collect your mileage and double the amount you spend on your ticket. You have published the tariff requirements and you as a user either accept them or buy a much more costly tariff. Quote from Blsbls99 (reply 9): would also try to call the carrier directly and let them know that you see a better rate on Expedia than you are on their website.

Not a mile or only a part, e.g. 25%. Through Expedia I have reserved for the end of August, so after my arrival a travel account will be published. However, another question I have is that I have seen many online grievances about how Expedia has dispelled people's concerns. I' ve always bought my ticket directly from the airlines and this is the first use of Expedia.

For the 2 SK planes I was able to choose the places, but not for the BT. I' ll see if I can collect any of those stupid little Wileage Plus points. There'?s a whole kilometer of track that?ll take you out into the wide open air. Exactly. One miles of highway will take you a long way. However, another question I have is that I have seen many online complains about how Expedia has been losing people's bookings because for some sort of reasons they have changed their flying time a hundred time.

It made me a little angry that I couldn't gather kilometers. Anybody know exactly what a special rate is and how it works? Can I at least select my own places? I' m working for Expedia, so I can help you out here.

First, an ESF (Expedia Special Fare) is the place where we buy a seat on a particular flight, and because we establish the fare policy, it can be much lower than the airline.........but it is generally more restrictive than the airline's own policy and is primarily intended for travelers who do not need much flexibilty.

When it comes to earning mileage, it is solely up to the carrier in which class they may redeem mileage, and it is not an Expedia ruling. No one " loses " Expedia ..... they go immediately into a GDS and a recommendation for the Airlines location is immediately made. This very strange mistake occurs from period to period in every GDS and can pass every carrier....... it is seldom, but can do.

If you want 4 bus places, you should call your reservations instead of making an on-line purchase, as several places under one name will be canceled if they are not typed in in a special form - this is common with all operators to avoid double reservations. In such a case there is no need for a direct flight connection with an air carrier.

Particularly if you are not leaving until the end of August, there will be enough free space for a timetable-shift. On the other hand, what we see, which is usually a much larger issue with Travelocity than Expedia, is travellers who show up at the ticket office with either non-paid or hardcopy bookings but no ticket.

Whatever the cause, the method of payments was not properly transferred from their GDS to our Reservation System, and they ignored the automated reply that the places would be cancelled without paying. This is another good excuse to always contact the carrier directly after the sale and a fortnight or so before the flight.

You can also avoid the effort and make your booking directly with the airlines.

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