2013-08-27, 09:37
squeaky
Ursprungligen postat av Pudelpung
Alright 
En annan sak, har hört mycket om att man brukar kunna "ragga till sig" en uppgradering av sätet till en klass högre, är det möjligt eller är det bara bullshit ? ^^
En annan sak, har hört mycket om att man brukar kunna "ragga till sig" en uppgradering av sätet till en klass högre, är det möjligt eller är det bara bullshit ? ^^
Det går alldeles utmärkt att "ragga till sig" en uppgradering av klass men du får självklart betala mellanskillnaden om det skulle finnas lediga platser.
Jag har uppgraderat mig några gånger, om det är en flight med få passagerare så kan det bli billigt att uppgradera sig.
Jag brukar gå till det specifika flygbolagets informationsdisk och fråga.
Här finns det lite tips och tricks hur man annars kan göra
Spoiler:
*Become a member of that specific airlineÂ’s frequent flier mileage club. You can be a member of many different airlinesÂ’ clubs.
*The flight is oversold in economy, but there are empty seats in business and or first class.
*You are dressed smartly or in business attire. Jacket and tie for men and a dress/suit for women.
*You are traveling alone. Sorry, if youÂ’re with kids, itÂ’s almost an automatic disqualifier.
*Always be willing to move when asked. I know of a man who refused to move because he was
seated on the aisle. What he didnÂ’t realize was that the seat they were offering him was in first class.
*Courtesy and kindness does go a long way in this industry — I have seen many people upgraded just because the kindness they showed.
*I know when I am aboard, if someone is especially nice, I want to do something extra for him or her, and IÂ’m positive the ground staff feel the same way.
*Be early. Your chances of sitting up front diminish quickly when you inquire at the last minute.
*If you have been seriously inconvenienced on a previous flight, make sure the check-in agents know about it. But donÂ’t make a scene or they will put you in the worst possible seat, hoping never to see you again.
*Become a member of that specific airlineÂ’s frequent flier mileage club. You can be a member of many different airlinesÂ’ clubs.
*The flight is oversold in economy, but there are empty seats in business and or first class.
*You are dressed smartly or in business attire. Jacket and tie for men and a dress/suit for women.
*You are traveling alone. Sorry, if youÂ’re with kids, itÂ’s almost an automatic disqualifier.
*Always be willing to move when asked. I know of a man who refused to move because he was
seated on the aisle. What he didnÂ’t realize was that the seat they were offering him was in first class.
*Courtesy and kindness does go a long way in this industry — I have seen many people upgraded just because the kindness they showed.
*I know when I am aboard, if someone is especially nice, I want to do something extra for him or her, and IÂ’m positive the ground staff feel the same way.
*Be early. Your chances of sitting up front diminish quickly when you inquire at the last minute.
*If you have been seriously inconvenienced on a previous flight, make sure the check-in agents know about it. But donÂ’t make a scene or they will put you in the worst possible seat, hoping never to see you again.