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Limo query

Posted:
18 Nov 2004, 18:31
by PatDavies
I am vaguely planning a trip for two of us to Forida in May. Since we want to go outbound LGW - MCO and inbound MIA - LHR I don't want to tkae the car as we will land back at the 'wrong' London airport and have to travel away from home to collect.
My question is, if I book one ticket as D (with limo) and the other as Z (no limo) will we be able to share the limo to and from the airport?

Posted:
18 Nov 2004, 18:55
by RichardMannion
Yes, you'll be fine!
Virgin Atlantic LinkThanks,
Richard

Posted:
18 Nov 2004, 19:07
by PatDavies
Richard,
Thank you again.
I'd never had the limo before and not scrolled down that far[:I]

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 15:01
by jaguarpig
quote:Yes, you'll be fine!
http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/gb/wh ... nsfers.jsp
Thanks,
Richard
Thanks Richard don't know how I missed that.What a fantastic range in USA (LAX/SFO any address in Califonia[:0]) I can see a short break in Carmel on the horizon,1 D ticket 1 renewal companion reward and 80k miles.


Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 15:06
by Decker
Oh wow... I've got to be in San Diego in Feb... SFO per the Jag suggestion here we come!

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 15:36
by Decker
Am I missing something? "Any full Upper Class fare booked in J class. Excludes Z Class APEX and Excursion type, seat sale or any other special/promotional type Upper Class fare." - Companion availability.

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 15:54
by PatDavies
From VS website (as referenced above)
You must be travelling in Upper Class on Virgin Atlantic with a ticket booked into J or D booking classes (or F, C and D classes on flights with our codeshare airline partners). Discounted Upper Class tickets booked into other booking classes are not eligible for ground transfer options.
Decker,
This would suggest J or D (but not Z)

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 16:02
by Decker
Sorry Pat - this is for use of a companion ticket NOT Limo


Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 16:26
by PatDavies
Decker,
Sorry - it's clear when I re-read your post.
And, of course, you are too knowledgable that I should think you got it wrong:D
[crawls off into corner[:I]]

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 16:41
by Decker
Hey I pale into insignificance alongside some of the people here... RM can READ Fare Basic codes on tickets


Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 17:10
by jaguarpig
Just priced up a D to SFO in March £3034.39 and there are 2 reward seats avalible very very tempting:D

Posted:
19 Nov 2004, 19:06
by RichardMannion
quote:Originally posted by Decker
Hey I pale into insignificance alongside some of the people here... RM can READ Fare Basic codes on tickets 
I think thats a subtle hint that I really do need to get out more.....
Thanks,
Richard
P.S - Its 'Fare Basis'
P.P.S - See what I mean, sad reference anorak - you can view the details here:
http://www.v-flyer.com/ticket.asp?click=39

Posted:
21 Nov 2004, 19:49
by RedVee
Hello everyone
I hadn't realised that VS did limo transfers to the nearest UK airport for people out of range of LGW/LHR:
"For UK addresses outside this range, the car will take you to/from the closest regional airport from the following list, and you will need to arrange a connecting flight: Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Teesside, Newcastle, Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Belfast, Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey."
As we're on Z fares in March we can't do the miles upgrade but I was wondering if anyone knew which company VS use for Manchester (from where we're connecting to LGW) - might be worth getting a quote?
Regards
Pat

Posted:
21 Nov 2004, 23:06
by RichardMannion
All the chauffeur driven transfers (they are not called limos anymore as some people were expecting a the full stretch limo....) are done by Tristar in the UK:
http://www.tristar-cars.com/our.htmlThanks,
Richard