Economy Light vs Economy Classic
#1
Economy Light vs Economy Classic
With the strong dollar, Mr. vagabond and I are thinking of going to LHR. Delta has an attractive fare on Economy Light. Economy Classic is more expensive.
Looks like Light means no seat selection allowed and changes will cost more money. Are those the only differences? Will we get more than breadsticks for dinner? Will we be seated in the middle seat wedged between two hirsute and large men?
Looks like Light means no seat selection allowed and changes will cost more money. Are those the only differences? Will we get more than breadsticks for dinner? Will we be seated in the middle seat wedged between two hirsute and large men?
#2
With the strong dollar, Mr. vagabond and I are thinking of going to LHR. Delta has an attractive fare on Economy Light. Economy Classic is more expensive.
Looks like Light means no seat selection allowed and changes will cost more money. Are those the only differences? Will we get more than breadsticks for dinner? Will we be seated in the middle seat wedged between two hirsute and large men?
Looks like Light means no seat selection allowed and changes will cost more money. Are those the only differences? Will we get more than breadsticks for dinner? Will we be seated in the middle seat wedged between two hirsute and large men?
#4
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,610
Buy the cheapest ticket you can. You’re essentially buying the same thing, a ticket on an airplane to LHR.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
#5
Roll’n Thunder
Joined APC: Oct 2009
Position: Pilot
Posts: 3,892
Buy the cheapest ticket you can. You’re essentially buying the same thing, a ticket on an airplane to LHR.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
#6
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2006
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 2,370
Buy the cheapest ticket you can. You’re essentially buying the same thing, a ticket on an airplane to LHR.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
As for sitting together, make sure you book both tickets on the same reservation. Delta blocks off several rows in the back so that families can be seated together. If at checkin you are not seated together, ask the agent to be moved together.
Buttigieg is coming down hard on airlines for these harsh practices, so hopefully this gets even better in the future.
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