ZED agreements
#42
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Joined APC: May 2016
Posts: 33
New guy here, have an interview scheduled in a few weeks.
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
#44
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Joined APC: Jan 2014
Position: 757/767
Posts: 126
New guy here, have an interview scheduled in a few weeks.
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
Bookings are mainly done through myidtravel. They only show you green, orange and red smilies. So you only have a rough idea if you get on.
#45
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Joined APC: Sep 2019
Position: A320, FO
Posts: 113
Unfortunately that’s how it exactly is. You can only book the category that your own airline offers. As Spirit is coach only you have zero chance at first or business class.
Bookings are mainly done through myidtravel. They only show you green, orange and red smilies. So you only have a rough idea if you get on.
Bookings are mainly done through myidtravel. They only show you green, orange and red smilies. So you only have a rough idea if you get on.
#46
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Joined APC: Feb 2011
Posts: 657
This ^^^ No United/Delta/AA zeds and yes only coach on Lufthansa and any others we actually have. Don’t come here for the zeds, if you do you’ll be disappointed.
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#47
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Joined APC: Oct 2019
Posts: 110
New guy here, have an interview scheduled in a few weeks.
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
Are you all saying that should a Spirit employee no-rev on, let's say, Lufthansa, you can only get a coach seat? Business and First Class is closed to us?
Also, is there a way to see open seats on the ZED approved airlines?
Thanks,
D~
2. As far as seeing other airlines loads, don’t count on my id90 or my idtravel. Staff Traveler is the game changer app. Forget the rest.
3. I know you didn’t ask for advice, but why in the world would you be concerned about ZEDs on LH? Need to make it to Europe? There are very affordable tickets these days, some of those fares come close to a ZED price and they’re confirmed.
Summertime could be more expensive, but then again flights are full and making it on a ZED ticket could be unpractical. If you really want to go the cheap way, Jumpseat on any of the big 3. You’ll be at the bottom of the priority list, but could make it eastbound completely free. Westbound, you’d have to pay taxes.
#48
#49
This. If you use StaffTraveler (loads), Passrider (all options A to B) and FlightStats (same as passrider but can see all flights departing/arriving at an airport in time order (for those unfortunate 2 leg/creative commute options)), you will be a commuting god.
#50
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Joined APC: Jun 2018
Posts: 63
If your commute is one leg, the “flight view” app is very good! Very good app for finding flights. It just doesnt do two legs like passrider. However the app is great and not a glitchy website like passrider haha.
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