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Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:38
by MoJoJo
Hope someone can help out as need a quick answer but can't find it here or on the VA site but might be using the wrong search terms.

Work are booking a ticket for me n PE but I want to ask them to get the corporate TA to book a ticket I can use milestone upgrade to UC. Which fare should I ask them to get oter than the fully flex option.

Many thanks
Jo

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:41
by pjh
Hi

Navigate to "The Toolbox" and "Fare Codes" therein you will find your answer...

Hope this helps

Paul

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:44
by simonallardice
jwoodley wrote:Hope someone can help out as need a quick answer but can't find it here or on the VA site but might be using the wrong search terms.

Work are booking a ticket for me n PE but I want to ask them to get the corporate TA to book a ticket I can use milestone upgrade to UC. Which fare should I ask them to get oter than the fully flex option.

Many thanks
Jo

W & S, S being the cheaper.

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:46
by MoJoJo
Got it, thanks guys. It wasn't obvious from an iPad view!

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:49
by MoJoJo
And also just spotted iPad predictive text nicely changed what I typed to "milestone"!

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:50
by at240
But wasn't there a recent thread in which it was mentioned that some S fares aren't upgradeable?

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 19:59
by simonallardice
at240 wrote:But wasn't there a recent thread in which it was mentioned that some S fares aren't upgradeable?


Yes, some, like with Y&B in econ aren't if booked by a travel agent. The only way I think you can guarantee that they are is to phone Virgin.

Re: Upgradable fare codes

PostPosted: 27 Apr 2012, 20:17
by preiffer
The only S fares which are not upgradable are those which are discounted with certain routedeals, via VS.
You'd be lucky to find one of these, so a regular S fare from a travel agent is most likely fine.