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#153250 by porsche911
05 Jan 2007, 15:16
opps - yeah good deal - I hope they also offer to Asia
#153317 by preiffer
05 Jan 2007, 22:57
Pathetic "sale" if you ask me. They're hardly a huge saving from a regular Z.


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#153332 by Daffy
06 Jan 2007, 04:02
The published Z class fare for July/August is before tax £2244. The sale fare before tax is £1579 for weekday travel. Thats a saving of £665!!!

Thats not pathetic in my opinion
#153334 by jaguarpig
06 Jan 2007, 09:23
I'm with preiffer £1800 to the east coast ain't cheap.
#153338 by andrew.m.wright
06 Jan 2007, 09:50
Originally posted by preiffer
Pathetic "sale" if you ask me. They're hardly a huge saving from a regular Z.

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I agree. With the likes of maxJet & Silverjet around there is a choice !
#153340 by hamishbrown
06 Jan 2007, 10:13
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the other problem this sale has raised (for me) is that you can now not get a regular 'z' fare in july or august - that maybe ok for some, but i need a 'z' fare that allows a longer stay than 1-month (lhr/lax end of march returning lax/lhr end of july = zero 'z' fares)...

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#153362 by Daffy
06 Jan 2007, 16:02
If the dates you choose are over a month in duration then the cheapest offering will be the normal Z fare as a matter of default. Give it a go on the VA website and see if you get a z class returned
#153443 by preiffer
07 Jan 2007, 12:52
Originally posted by Daffy
The published Z class fare for July/August is before tax £2244. The sale fare before tax is £1579 for weekday travel. Thats a saving of £665!!!
Hmm...

October '06 published sale fare to SF in J = £1,614 (Z for the same dates = £2,600, saving £1,000)
I purchased this one

December '05 published sale fare to SF in J = £1,200 (Z for same dates = £2,300, saving £1,100)
I purchased this one

January '07 published sale fare to SF in J = £2,147 (Z for the same dates = £2,788, saving £640)
I'll check out other offerings


As I said - pathetic "sale".

Agreed, it's for summer tickets, but then we also know that J travel takes a slight dip in summer anyway as business travellers are off on their personal breaks - they're just unloading excess inventory.
#153451 by honey lamb
07 Jan 2007, 13:58
While it might not be as good as other sales, I am delighted it's there. I was not able to avail of the previous sales (and I remember drooling at SFO for £1200). I had planned to go to SFO after Aer John's exams were over at the end of June so I am more than happy with the saving even if it isn't as good as others.

Oh, and as I have a voucher for a 10% discount on any published fare, I've managed to bring the fare down to less than £2000 [^]
#168752 by The_Banking_Scot
21 Apr 2007, 11:48
Hi,

Now £1399 to NYC, £1598 to ORD and £1799 to LAX/SFO.

Not bad.

Regards

TBS
#168764 by honey lamb
21 Apr 2007, 12:58
D*mn! I wish I had waited. I bought two fares in the January sale I was delighted to be getting SFO at under £2000 because of a 10% discount voucher. Now it's well under £2000 [:#]

Ah, well! C'est la vie in airline ticketing. You win some, you lose some and it is still less than the published fare
#168774 by Darren Wheeler
21 Apr 2007, 13:56
Typical. The period always ends just before I go. Oh well, next time
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