I don't expect anyone to have any facts for this (although any would be welcome) but I am just curious what people would do in this situation
In the past few years, by the time I have gotten around to buying tickets for a trip to the US (leaving on the 27th of Dec and returning around the 1st or 2nd) there has been an UC sale (usually around Black Friday) that brings the price down (i think to £1500 last year) so that it's not an unreasonable lead from PE or even Econ.
I currently have tickets on hold that would give me PE return (PE on outbound, Econ Classic+upgrade for return) for around £1020/person. If I want them I have to buy them tonight. When I spoke to FC, they said there is loads of availability in UC and PE (although not for miles) but right now the fare is around £2.5K/pp for UC
Just curious what people would do. Would you be risk averse and just by the PE tickets or would you gamble and wait for an assumed fare sale around Black Friday?
In the past few years, by the time I have gotten around to buying tickets for a trip to the US (leaving on the 27th of Dec and returning around the 1st or 2nd) there has been an UC sale (usually around Black Friday) that brings the price down (i think to £1500 last year) so that it's not an unreasonable lead from PE or even Econ.
I currently have tickets on hold that would give me PE return (PE on outbound, Econ Classic+upgrade for return) for around £1020/person. If I want them I have to buy them tonight. When I spoke to FC, they said there is loads of availability in UC and PE (although not for miles) but right now the fare is around £2.5K/pp for UC
Just curious what people would do. Would you be risk averse and just by the PE tickets or would you gamble and wait for an assumed fare sale around Black Friday?