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If you ask, they'll almost always say yes. Something like, "Hey, I noticed the flight is mostly empty. Would it be possible for me to get a complimentary upgrad
by kerkeslager 7y ago
If you ask, they'll almost always say yes. Something like, "Hey, I noticed the flight is mostly empty. Would it be possible for me to get a complimentary upgrade to one of the empty first class seats?"
- gnulinux 7y agoThey're losing millions of dollars every week. Will they still be eager to say yes?
- pintxo 7y agoI wouldn't mind economy service if I still get the first class seating. So zero cost for them.
- technicaldonut 7y agoI'd take any kind of upgrade to be honest. Right now I'm in premium economy as for some reason the ticket was cheaper than economy.
- technicaldonut 7y agoThe question is if the stewardess cares as much as the airline. Realstically speaking there is virtually no difference in service for them. Assuming that I get the usual economy food and I'm really the only person on the flight.
- kerkeslager 7y ago1. The steward(ess) isn't losing millions of dollars every week. 2. Does it cost them significantly more to seat you in a different location? I'm asking, I genuinely don't know.