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I’m looking at LAS/ORD - ORD/LAX/ORD - ORD/MSY
Is this right? I don’t want a $$$ surprise.
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Members of the silver fleet. A question about D3 NRSA charges - the same for F & C?
I’m looking at LAS/ORD - ORD/LAX/ORD - ORD/MSY
Is this right? I don’t want a $$$ surprise.
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Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
Who's the silver fleet? It seems United, American and spirit fly those routes, I would have guessed American but that is your airline. Unless you have a general question about American that you are not sure about.
Offroader - NonRev Correspondent - Utah
“Silver Fleet” is a term for AA, used by AA’ers because of the fleet’s polished aluminum fuselage. The silver paint of the new livery is a nod to that silver heritage.
AND….. I put my post in the American Airlines sub-forum. Eyes up Offroader, you gotta look up.
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Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
Yes, looks to be the same charge for F AND C for 2 class domestic. Can't remember that was always the case. Might as well list for up front but it's not often that one sees D3 up front on domestic. For the JFK transcon and international, there is a difference between F, B & C.
isppilot - Senior NonRev Correspondent - New York City
Trust me it wasn’t always the case. And you know they want to be listed upfront.Originally Posted by isppilot
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Migflanker - Senior NonRev Correspondent - Los Angeles
True that. Maybe that is how US handles their buddy pass riders?
isppilot - Senior NonRev Correspondent - New York City
It's been five years since I worked for AA but when I was there, on 2 class domestic, all D3 charges were the same regardless of class (not that anyone ever got anything other than coach but hey, they can dream).
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