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08-01-2020, 06:49 AM
#9253
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Originally Posted by copy
Yeah...it was also mentioned in the union email yesterday.
08-02-2020, 06:45 AM
#9254
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My apologies ladies & gents if this has been covered, but a commuting question from an OAL'er. On your standby list a message shows that the flight has been capped at 103 seats. As far as availability, it shows 106 av/162 total. If I'm doing my 9th grade math correctly, does this mean that there's only fifty something pax, so it be looking promising for me? Thanks
08-02-2020, 06:58 AM
#9255
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Originally Posted by Lou Reed
My apologies ladies & gents if this has been covered, but a commuting question from an OAL'er. On your standby list a message shows that the flight has been capped at 103 seats. As far as availability, it shows 106 av/162 total. If I'm doing my 9th grade math correctly, does this mean that there's only fifty something pax, so it be looking promising for me? Thanks
08-02-2020, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Lou Reed
My apologies ladies & gents if this has been covered, but a commuting question from an OAL'er. On your standby list a message shows that the flight has been capped at 103 seats. As far as availability, it shows 106 av/162 total. If I'm doing my 9th grade math correctly, does this mean that there's only fifty something pax, so it be looking promising for me? Thanks
08-02-2020, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by todd1200
I thought that meant there's fifty something seats blocked. Not sure why the difference between the 103 and 106. If it's less than 24 hours out, you should be able to see the load after you check in. If it's more than 24 hours I can check it.
08-02-2020, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by todd1200
I thought that meant there's fifty something seats blocked. Not sure why the difference between the 103 and 106. If it's less than 24 hours out, you should be able to see the load after you check in. If it's more than 24 hours I can check it.
162 seats on the plane.
106 of those 162 are available (ie not booked), so 56 seats are currently booked. Of those 106 empty seats, 59 (mostly middles) are blocked from booking (ie the 103 cap). So the number of open and available seats for bookings or nonrevs is 103 (cap) - 56 (pax booked) = 47 open/bookable seats
08-02-2020, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by copy
Pretty sure he got it right. 103 is what the cap is.
162 seats on the plane.
106 of those 162 are available (ie not booked), so 56 seats are currently booked. Of those 106 empty seats, 59 (mostly middles) are blocked from booking (ie the 103 cap). So the number of open and available seats for bookings or nonrevs is 103 (cap) - 56 (pax booked) = 47 open/bookable seats
162 seats on the plane.
106 of those 162 are available (ie not booked), so 56 seats are currently booked. Of those 106 empty seats, 59 (mostly middles) are blocked from booking (ie the 103 cap). So the number of open and available seats for bookings or nonrevs is 103 (cap) - 56 (pax booked) = 47 open/bookable seats
08-02-2020, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Lou Reed
The 103 seat cap was a notice in red. It is within 24 hours, so these were the loads listed, 106 avlb/162 total. It looks like 59 avlb/162 total would equate to a "full" flight with the 103 covid cap (If I understand correctly) Thanks for your offer though.
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