Class of travel "null"
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Class of travel "null"
I was just browsing on the BA website for flights from LGW to MLA (Malta) and had selected a Business/Club seat choice for my preferred dates.
When the flights available screen loaded it had the different days/prices and then on the far right under the heading "Class of Travel" had the response "null". What does this mean?
Also ... it seems the flight is operated by Excel Airways for GB Airways for BA ... so how do I find what an Excel Airways business cabin offers?
Thanks in advance for replies!
When the flights available screen loaded it had the different days/prices and then on the far right under the heading "Class of Travel" had the response "null". What does this mean?
Also ... it seems the flight is operated by Excel Airways for GB Airways for BA ... so how do I find what an Excel Airways business cabin offers?
Thanks in advance for replies!
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When the flights available screen loaded it had the different days/prices and then on the far right under the heading "Class of Travel" had the response "null". What does this mean?
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fyrefli - oh really? a HTML glitch? pooh!! If I am gonna buy a Club World/Europe BA fare then if the service is being operating by a sub-charter of a sub-charter then where do I find what I am getting? Usually, if I get on a BA aircraft, whatever cabin I am flying in, I know what to expect. I have browsed the Excel website and its operation appears to be a "free-for-all no-seat-allocation" affair. I want to buy the BA experience (I now have a movement disorder and love the way BA gets me to/from the USA every time!) so was wondering about the "null".
Guess I should just call the Exec Club and ask eh?
Guess I should just call the Exec Club and ask eh?
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Blimey, mate - you asked what Null meant and I told you what I thought in all likelihood it meant, i.e. a Null database field (that's not the same as as an empty "string", in case you were wondering, which is why you don't just see nothing 
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fyrefli - didn't mean to sound as if a gasket was being blown in your general direction mate!!! I just want to know what I am going to get if I book under these conditions 
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Chances are it is 'null' if as you say it has been sub chartered, then the likelyhood is that GB or BA don't have the necessary seat plans etc in the check-in system - this is actually quite common as GB tend to use sub chartered aircraft a fair bit.
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Try this...but it doesn't look promising
http://www.xl.com/Customer_Info/Seating_Short.asp
http://www.xl.com/Customer_Info/Seating_Short.asp
