First class authorization Fedex
#11
My fault for not mentioning that this is on a deviation. I am aware of all of the parameters that need to be met to authorize a higher class of service. However the only reason I even asked was because when I booked my ticket through global travel it was booked all in one reservation including the 36hr layover. I knew the ticket was first class on the first leg, but it wasn't until I hung up that I realized it was booked that way all the way through. Guees I should call back and make sure the second leg is booked in coach. Thanks for the replies.
The gotcha is that if the company travel auditors can determine that 1) only coach was authorized (as per 8A4b), and 2) how much the difference in the price of the ticket WOULD have been between first and coach......then they WILL stick you with the difference (out of pocket, no matter how much extra bank $$ you have)
If Global Travel booked/paid for the ticket as one FARE for both legs, it might be hard for the travel auditors to break out how much the difference (if any) would have been.
If the first class ticket you buy is = or < than the coach ticket from B to C, then you won't be out any and you will have gone first class the entire way (as it should be)
In any case, you can purchase any class of ticket you want to as a deviation ticket - doesn't matter.
The only question, really, is how much is the company going to reimburse you after all is said & done?
The company will only reimburse you for the class of service that 8A4b allows.
Hope that helps.
#12
Layover 24 hr max domestic, 48 hour max international.
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The stopover time has nothing to do with 1st class travel. Unless it's not long enough to be considered a legal rest period. Then, it would all be done in the same duty-time.
#14
Yah, he can book 1st class all the way through. But, if he doesn't meet the parameters for 1st class D/H...He'll pay the difference.
The stopover time has nothing to do with 1st class travel. Unless it's not long enough to be considered a legal rest period. Then, it would all be done in the same duty-time.

The stopover time has nothing to do with 1st class travel. Unless it's not long enough to be considered a legal rest period. Then, it would all be done in the same duty-time.
#15
I went from ANC-MSP-SEA in First Class because the Corp. Travel lady told me that "contractually speaking" I could not buy a FC ticket from ANC to SEA.
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#16
[QUOTE=frozenboxhauler;1062823]I went from ANC-MSP-SEA in First Class because the Corp. Travel lady told me that "contractually speaking" I could not buy a FC ticket from ANC to SEA.
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Same logic ... I frequently book West Coast - DFW - East Coast so tha total block time is > 5hrs ...
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Same logic ... I frequently book West Coast - DFW - East Coast so tha total block time is > 5hrs ...
#17
Can anyone tell me how you indicate on the expense report that the deviation you booked in first class met the requirements? Can't seem to figure out how to use that personal first class upgrade block on the form.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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Just put in the comments section why your deviation qualified. i.e "same duty time D/H deviation", etc.
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