Re: QF Upgrade Success Rate
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Thanks Tony. I'm not sure how to interpret - 4 J seats available for sale/upgrade?
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Yep, still selling 4 in J and 7 in F. It is not an exact science but if QF did not sell any further seats they would then be processing upgrades - WP1 up to 7 days out, WP up to 2 days out etc etc. Just hope there are a few in J trying to upgrade to F and you are near the top of the QF status pax with an upgrade request it. (It really doesn't seem to be an exact science though.)
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