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We all know to check in 24 hours ahead, but as A-List Preferred you are "already" checked in. How is the order determined?
For example, you are the first one to make a reservation for a flight as business select. Does that mean you are A1?
Or you make a wanna-get-away reservation, and as the first one to make the reservation, are you A16?
Re: How is A-List Preferred check in order determined
Re: How is A-List Preferred check in order determined
04-08-2024 07:01 PM
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I believe it ranks on seniority amonst the A-list group...
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I don’t think they’ve ever officially revealed, but the easiest for WN to calculate is likely status tier, then fare group (possibly using the underlying fare classes), then time of ticketing. This prevents having to make any external calls to a CRM or such
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@epcot wrote:
I don’t think they’ve ever officially revealed, but the easiest for WN to calculate is likely status tier, then fare group (possibly using the underlying fare classes), then time of ticketing. This prevents having to make any external calls to a CRM or such
Maybe they could do a quarterly update to everyone's "ranking" I agree it would be an effort to poll the system every day for those positions.
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@abbeynormal wrote:
For example, you are the first one to make a reservation for a flight as business select. Does that mean you are A1?
This part is known, yes.
@abbeynormal wrote:
Or you make a wanna-get-away reservation, and as the first one to make the reservation, are you A16?
This one isn't clear, time of purchase may be a big factor, ALP vs AL may be a factor, but we don't know if it also includes the fare class or other weighting.