As you might have noticed, I have been making some changes to the website recently. Changing the design and layout. I've added some pages and am working on the commenting system and sharing system. Bare with me during this process.
In regards to the pages, I though I would create them as places to find my posts on particular topics, such as Disney and Contiki. It's a slow process as I'm doing it in conjunction with cleaning up my labels as I recently realized I'm all over the place.
I'm also going to add a page with my favorite travel websites.
If there is anything you would like to see please let me know.
A blog about my past and future travels, come and enjoy the ride. I typically post about Domestic and European locations. Also cruises, solo travel, female travel and whatever else comes up.
Showing posts with label upgrades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label upgrades. Show all posts
Friday, October 26, 2012
Friday, August 6, 2010
British Airways, you just don't make sense...
I booked my flights to the UK for September with British Airways and am considering upgrading my ticket. However, when I view my tickets on the website it says that I can't upgrade online that I have to call. I called, they said that I purchased too cheap of a ticket to upgrade and that I can only upgrade to economy plus (or whatever BA calls it.) I asked what the cost of upgrading the ticket to be upgradable, but from what he said I think he told me how much it was with the upgrade - $600 and change, but there were no upgrades available. That would bring my ticket price to the range of $1500
Interesting... I checked online and you can purchase economy plus on that route for $1600 or you could purchase the flexible economy ticket for $2000.
What I don't like about the BA.com website is that it doesn't tell you what fare bucket your ticket is, and doesn't give you the option when you book. Basically, it doesn't let you make a choice between a cheap ticket and a slightly more flexible ticket.
Interesting... I checked online and you can purchase economy plus on that route for $1600 or you could purchase the flexible economy ticket for $2000.
What I don't like about the BA.com website is that it doesn't tell you what fare bucket your ticket is, and doesn't give you the option when you book. Basically, it doesn't let you make a choice between a cheap ticket and a slightly more flexible ticket.
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