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#2191
Just for you, I'll elaborate...
Business or better would imply that if Business Class is not available, that you would be booked in a BETTER class of service, i.e. First Class, or not at all. Companies that offer Business or better to their pilots do not have the option of booking Coach period. This is not the case at Omni. They can still put you in Coach if Business Class is not available regardless of First Class being wide open. I was merely clarifying the claims in the previous posts.
Business or better would imply that if Business Class is not available, that you would be booked in a BETTER class of service, i.e. First Class, or not at all. Companies that offer Business or better to their pilots do not have the option of booking Coach period. This is not the case at Omni. They can still put you in Coach if Business Class is not available regardless of First Class being wide open. I was merely clarifying the claims in the previous posts.
#2192
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Just for you, I'll elaborate...
Business or better would imply that if Business Class is not available, that you would be booked in a BETTER class of service, i.e. First Class, or not at all. Companies that offer Business or better to their pilots do not have the option of booking Coach period. This is not the case at Omni. They can still put you in Coach if Business Class is not available regardless of First Class being wide open. I was merely clarifying the claims in the previous posts.
Business or better would imply that if Business Class is not available, that you would be booked in a BETTER class of service, i.e. First Class, or not at all. Companies that offer Business or better to their pilots do not have the option of booking Coach period. This is not the case at Omni. They can still put you in Coach if Business Class is not available regardless of First Class being wide open. I was merely clarifying the claims in the previous posts.
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
#2193
Thanks for the clarification. Now let’s see..
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
#2194
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Thanks for the clarification. Now let’s see..
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
#2196
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Joined: Jan 2007
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Thanks for the clarification. Now let’s see..
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
How many airlines nowadays offer a Business vs First class option ?
Not many.
But assuming they did.. What if First class was also full ?
Is the only option then to keep one away from home until a suitable class becomes available?
#2199
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From: Window Seat
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