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Booking Flight Qs

paddy978 · 2011-11-25 20:06:16

I don't know much about this subject, but I am in the process of booking flights. I see this on the Aer Lingus site: Low Flex DepartingArrivingFlight* Free Check-in * Assigned Seating * Optional add-ons * 2 checked bags * Full flexibility * Lounge access * Refundable ticket I dont follow it, and it is only economically…

25-11-2011 8:06pm

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paddy978

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I don't know much about this subject, but I am in the process of booking flights. I see this on the Aer Lingus site:
Low
Flex

DepartingArrivingFlight
Free Check-in

Assigned Seating

Optional add-ons

2 checked bags

Full flexibility

Lounge access

Refundable ticket

I dont follow it, and it is only economically feasible to get the low option. So whats the catch that its 200 quid cheaper?

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#2 25-11-2011 8:24pm

penexpers

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The catch is that you can't change the flight time or the person flying without paying a change fee and any difference in fare. The flex fare is probably aimed at business travelers who may need to change their flight time at short notice.

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