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Stop making fun of people with issues.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostWhat did he tell you, that fullyautomatix was one of the saddest and tedious sockies we have
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It makes perfect sense from a price differentiation perspective. Some people will pay £800 and some more. Those who will only pay £800 are price sensitive and will find the cheaper price.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWas booking BA recently. Wanted to fly BA one way and fly back Emirates, various reasons for doing this.
Return flight was around 800£ and one way was 1600£.
God only knows who programmed this in, was it SASGuru?
Someone suggested this was to discourage one way flights, if so, that is one hell of a way of doing it.
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What did he tell you, that fullyautomatix was one of the saddest and tedious sockies we haveOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostI wouldn't get angry at you after what NAT told me about you.
Sympathy, old son, Sympathy!
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I wouldn't get angry at you after what NAT told me about you.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostReading your posts from the past, I'd safely assume that you are a *****
Sympathy, old son, Sympathy!
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First time using the BA website?Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWas booking BA recently. Wanted to fly BA one way and fly back Emirates, various reasons for doing this.
Return flight was around 800£ and one way was 1600£.
God only knows who programmed this in, was it SASGuru?
Someone suggested this was to discourage one way flights, if so, that is one hell of a way of doing it.
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Reading your posts from the past, I'd safely assume that you are a *****Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostReading your posts from the past, I'd safely assume that it was the user.
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Reading your posts from the past, I'd safely assume that it was the user.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWas booking BA recently. Wanted to fly BA one way and fly back Emirates, various reasons for doing this.
Return flight was around 800£ and one way was 1600£.
God only knows who programmed this in, was it SASGuru?
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Was booking BA recently. Wanted to fly BA one way and fly back Emirates, various reasons for doing this.
Return flight was around 800£ and one way was 1600£.
God only knows who programmed this in, was it SASGuru?
Someone suggested this was to discourage one way flights, if so, that is one hell of a way of doing it.
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When I fly to Washington, business class is like that. i always make sure I get the window on one of those. Off to Denver shortly and will make sure I don't get a place in the 3...Originally posted by barrydidit View PostThey might have done away with it now cos i can't find the configuration on their website, but I flew Lufthansa from Chennai to Frankfurt and was in the middle of 3 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration in business class. Absolutely hellish, but probably room for MF's 'stature'. Next time I went on an Emirates A380 which was a totally different experience
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They might have done away with it now cos i can't find the configuration on their website, but I flew Lufthansa from Chennai to Frankfurt and was in the middle of 3 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration in business class. Absolutely hellish, but probably room for MF's 'stature'. Next time I went on an Emirates A380 which was a totally different experienceOriginally posted by WTFH View PostAs for you needing to buy 4 business class seats, you know you can only get two together, so how will you distribute your weight over the others?
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAlso, why are you paying for an upgrade? Sitting in the BA lounge right now with 4 business class flights to the US for a grand. Loyalty pays baby, loyalty pays.
I'm considering paying for the upgrade because I'm saving the points to fly The Wife (tm) business class to Japan next year for a ski trip.
As for you needing to buy 4 business class seats, you know you can only get two together, so how will you distribute your weight over the others?
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