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ExpertFlyer vs Airline website discrepancy
ExpertFlyer vs Airline website discrepancy
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Anonymous GuestHello,
I’m looking at a flight from Amsterdam to Bali on KLM. Expertflyer shows that there are at least 8 J class seats available but when I click through the booking process on klm.com and go to the seat map I see only 3 seats available. Can anyone tell me which is a more reliable source of information?
I’m trying to assess my chances of buying an upgrade at the airport.
Thanks!
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Anonymous Guest
Well, in general the seat maps aren’t an accurate indicator of availability. Some of those might just be blocked for airport control, etc.
If there are x seats in a fare bucket, that typically means the airline is willing to sell that many seats. This could mean they’re willing to oversell a cabin, but that’s less common in business class.
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