I read about this company today.
It's an interesting concept.
I tend to get anal about seats on a plane. When I book a flight and not happy about what's available, I have to dog reservations to see if something is cancelled.
Looks like this does it for me.
Has anyone used this company before?
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with all the strictures about who's allowed to book what seat (for ex on UA, only gold and above can pre book Econ + before T-24) and other airlines with similar rules about exit rows, etc., how can this service get you a better seat? Maybe get you out of a middle IF there are seats available but that would be about it....
PLUS you have to give an outside service your FF and password # - which in mu case would give them access to CC info. No thanks.
mztery - having read an article on this, it seems that the main advantage occurs when people cancel their flights, and seats become available.
I usually check several times a day when I'm looking for a better seat. This seems to be able to check 24x7.
re
ztery - having read an article on this, it seems that the main advantage occurs when people cancel their flights, and seats become available.
I understand what it does, I just don't think there's much advantage unless you know you are stuck in a middle seat and will take any other seat. But my two objections remain - prime seats like exit rows and Econ Plus are only reservable within certain parameters, AND you're giving an unknown service your FF log in password.