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#907413 by modo
19 Jul 2015, 13:31
Is it possible to see how busy my flights to Orlando and back are Please :D

VS 75 31 August from Manchester
VS 76 14 September from Orlando.
Just wondering whether to book seat plus for the way back - we are 2 couples.

Thanks very much

Maureen
#907416 by David
19 Jul 2015, 14:00
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VS 75 0 MAN
31/08/15 11:00 AM MCO
31/08/15 3:00 PM 744
Daily
63% / 45m J3 C3 D3 I3 Z0 W9 S9 K9 Y9 B9 R9 L9 U9 M9 E0 Q0 X0 N0 O0


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VS 76 0 MCO
14/09/15 6:50 PM MAN
15/09/15 7:55 AM 744
Su,M,Th,F,Sa
61% / 43m J0 C0 D0 I0 Z0 W9 S9 K9 Y9 B9 R9 L9 U9 M9 E9 Q9 X9 N9 O9

David
#907417 by modo
19 Jul 2015, 14:07
THanks David for the speedy reply!! Am I right in thinking then that there are still quite a lot of available
seats?? On both flights??? Should I hang out until check in before asking about seat plus????

(Sorry if this is stupid but what does the 61%/43m mean????) ---- (oooh is it the percentage its late and by the minutes???)

Thanks again

Maureen
#907418 by David
19 Jul 2015, 14:58
Yes, your right about the 61%/63 mins

toolbox_fare_codes.php?code=M

This page tells you all about fare codes.

It's quite difficult to correctly guess how many seats are left as there are still a few weeks to go before your flights and a load check doesn't give you exact numbers - you don't just add up all the numbers ;-)

No one except VS know how many M's, O's D's or Z's etc there are so there is no way to tell exactly how many seats in total are left.

Outbound are still selling M fares, inbound there are still O's available which are the cheapest.

It's safe to say there are plenty of seats available on the inbound with less available on the outbound. Whether you want to pay for seat plus on the way out is (unfortunately) only a decision you can make, on your return, at the moment, I wouldn't bother.

"The wonders of load checks" ;-)

David
#907419 by tontybear
19 Jul 2015, 15:18
Load checks don't say how many seats are available but how many seats an airline is prepared to sell for a flight.

For example on the outbound VS is only prepared to sell 3 more tickets in UC but none on the return flight.

Seat maps aren't reliable either as not everyone selects a seat in advance
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