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If you have the booking reference, you can often use it to log in on the airline website and select a seat (maybe for a fee) well in advance of the flight. Som
by Symbiote 3y ago
If you have the booking reference, you can often use it to log in on the airline website and select a seat (maybe for a fee) well in advance of the flight.
Some options may say "contact your travel agent".
(At least with several European airlines I'm familiar with. YMMV.)
- RajT88 3y agoFor a fee! Exactly my point. Giving people crap seats to incentivize them to upgrade. Especially if they are on work travel. That is my theory. Thanks downvoters!
- Symbiote 3y agoAirlines I've used in recent years charge fees for the front few (2-6?) rows and exit rows. Choosing a seat anywhere else is free.