V Australia Booking Code Prem Econ

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I was looking at flight loads on V Australia on seat counter. Does anyone know what booking codes Premium Economy falls into?
I have a feeling W is one of them but am not positive.
Any help is appreciated
 
paulcut said:
Hi All
I was looking at flight loads on V Australia on seat counter. Does anyone know what booking codes Premium Economy falls into?
I have a feeling W is one of them but am not positive.
Any help is appreciated
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W & T are the codes.

Actually, just noticed you're asking for V Australia not Qantas. CrazyDave98 may be able to shed some light on this.
 
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If you're just looking for those in their "Premium Deal" i.e. the cheapest, they are bucket O. Bucket W is full fare Premium as far as I know.
 
i'vew booked with VA for May at their cheap PE rate.

This is what it says for my booking

RESERVATION CONFIRMED - O PREMIUM ECONOMY
 
Looking at Galileo, the following comes up

BNE LAX 1100 0700 VA 7 J4 C4 D4 I4 W4 S4 R4 O4 Y4 B4#77WB

So I can only assume looking at it that there are several fare buckets for Y+ being W, S, R and O class (though dont take my word for it)

Y+ fare sheets for VA list it as R class, though that doesnt preclude others being used for online etc.

TG
 
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