Yes I seen it before but not clicked through as the reason I book the late flight is so I can spend the day at the holiday location ….It's been around for about a year I believe.
But not in the appFlow forwarding has been around for at least the last decade, when adverse weather is expected it’s in the airlines interest to minimise impacted pax.
Been in the app for three or so yearsBut not in the app
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I've found it often just leads to an error page, it's not the most reliable...Often when I click there's no available flights anyway![]()
Well...that depends on point of view? ie...it reliably leads to an error?I've found it often just leads to an error page, it's not the most reliable...
It doesn't actually check if there are any earlier flights with availability until you go in, so it may say "Oops, there are no earlier flights available for today" when you actually go into that link.Well...that depends on point of view? ie...it reliably leads to an error?
Yeah definitely a downside to J is less seats to choose from in this case.I find it works most times for domestic Economy, but whenever I've had a Business seat it is typically not possible to get on an earlier flight during irrops via the app due to seats always being full; so you have to speak to lounge agent and agree to a downgrade to economy usually in a horrible middle seat or wait it out.
When airport enables flow forward - which happens often in SYD and MEL, everyone can do it in the app regardless of the fare. He would have ‘usually’ had the app offer it for this reason. Outside of this, it’s flex fare or staff discretion. If you’re booked in J, it should be flex.Just a note YMMV, I entered Syd J lounge on Saturday morning, the bloke in front of me tried to fly ahead and they refused. He said he usually has the app offer it and they said unless you're in a flex fare it's a no.
The international arrivals was hectic though with lots of pax being shuffled for missed connections which might have done it.