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  1. 16-Feb-2014, 10:20 PM #1
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    Default PHL-LHR early April

    Good Day,

    I'm pondering the idea of sending my designated travel companion to LHR early to mid April on a ZED. I would hazard a guess with April being early in the summer season, loads may be moderate on this route served by an A333. How have others found this route during the spring?

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  • 16-Feb-2014, 10:23 PM #2
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    Just to check, which airline do you work for? Very few agreements exist to have travel companions (other than domestic partners, if they're registered that way) allowed to travel, especially unaccompanied.
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  • 22-Feb-2014, 06:46 PM #3
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    Good question. WestJet. Myidtravel lists ZM for unaccompanied designated travel companions, which is great. Thanks guys!
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    Just make sure with your travel department. Even though MyIDtravel shows ZED's for travel companions our travel department says we can not use it.
    Easiest way to know is to see if your travel companion is listed on MyIDtravel. For me, only myself and my parents are on MyIDtravel, not my travel companion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by offroader View Post
    Easiest way to know is to see if your travel companion is listed on MyIDtravel. For me, only myself and my parents are on MyIDtravel, not my travel companion.
    Even that I wouldn't totally trust. We use ID90T at UA, and my enrolled friend shows up there. As far as I know, the only airline with that kind of agreement is HA.
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