How to exclude booking codes from ITA Matrix query

[shearsense]

Now that Matrix one is dead, I have been unable to figure out how to exclude the non-upgradeable booking classes (

E, N, O, Q and X) ​

for a Qantas fare query (say, SYD-LHR, for example). Could anybody provide a example text for such a query so that I can cut and paste it in?​

Cheers

 

[serfty]

Now that Matrix one is dead, I have been unable to figure out how to exclude the non-upgradeable booking classes (

E, N, O, Q and X) ​

for a Qantas fare query (say, SYD-LHR, for example). Could anybody provide a example text for such a query so that I can cut and paste it in?​

Cheers

This might help: How to specify the booking code on ITA

(/f ~bc=O&~bc=Q&~bc=N)

[edit]

Actually, this does not seem to work with the new one. I'll make a query.​

[/edit]

 

[shearsense]

This might help: How to specify the booking code on ITA

(/f ~bc=O&~bc=Q&~bc=N)

Well, using the examples given there, I tried qf /f ~bc=E&~bc=N&~bc=O&~bc=Q&~bc=Q in the advanced routing field, but this returned no results. So apart from the much longer query of codes that are indeed upgradable, I am still no closer to getting the syntax correct to excluding codes

 

[shearsense]

This might help: How to specify the booking code on ITA

(/f ~bc=O&~bc=Q&~bc=N)

[edit]

Actually, this does not seem to work with the new one. I'll make a query.​

[/edit]

Yes. RIP Matrix 1....

 

[serfty]

OK, I had an error in my query syntax.

I was using:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N~&bc=Q&~bc=E - that failed!

Changed it to:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N&~bc=Q&~bc=E - that worked!

 

[straitman]

OK, I had an error in my query syntax.

I was using:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N~&bc=Q&~bc=E - that failed!

Changed it to:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N&~bc=Q&~bc=E - that worked!

LW and I have no idea what you are talking about :!: (as usual)

 

[shearsense]

OK, I had an error in my query syntax.

I was using:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N~&bc=Q&~bc=E - that failed!

Changed it to:

QF / f ~bc=O&~bc=N&~bc=Q&~bc=E - that worked!

Success! Thanks for that. One small step for (a) man, one giant leap for Shearsense