What does R2 standby mean?

R2 is everyday standby lowest priority for employees.

What does class R mean on a boarding pass?

A = First Class Discounted. F = Full Fare First Class. P = First Class. R = First Class Suites.

What is ID50 and ID90?

ID90 is a standby ticket. ID80 is a standby ticket. ID75 may be confirmed. ID50 is a confirmed ticket.

What is a confirmed flight reservation?

Confirmed reservations are reservations where your seat on the plane is confirmed (though not necessarily seat assignment), the plane ticket is paid for, but American has not assigned a ticket number. The status of the reservation will show as “confirmed”.

What does flying standby mean?

Flying standby used to mean showing up at the airport without a ticket and trying to land a discounted seat on an undersold flight. Now, you often need a ticket to be eligible to fly standby, but you may be able to catch an earlier flight, get an upgraded seat, or fly to a different airport in your destination city.

What’s the difference between premium economy and first class?

The slightly comfier premium economy offers wider seats and more legroom at a comfier price than business or first class on most airlines. Premium economy often refers to the “better” seats on an aircraft on domestic flights.

Is ID90 positive space?

If a Positive Space program is available to you, you will see a “positive space” seat selection option while shopping for flights on the ID90 Travel platform.

Can anyone use ID90 travel?

Eligible Travelers FAQ With ID90 Travel, you are able to grant access to the flight listing system to anyone that you share flight privileges with from your Pass Department.

What does holding confirmed mean?

A “confirmed” reservation is one for which a passenger name record (PNR) has been created; however, holding a confirmation number doesn’t mean you’ve actually been ticketed. Award holds are a routine example: you’ll get a confirmation number when you activate a hold, but you won’t be ticketed until you pay for it.

What is the difference between standby and confirmed space?

Standby is standby – you will get a seat if there are empty seats once boarding of confirmed passengers has completed. Confirmed or “positive space” if you’re talking about staff travel is the same as if you were flying on a revenue ticket, except it’s not a revenue ticket, it’s positive space.

What does R1 R2 and R3 mean?

R1 could be a single home with no attached walls, R2 could be a duplex or a town home with one attached wall and R3 could be a triplex (three attached units.) The designations could also refer to the size of the lot the home is on with R1 having the largest lots and R3 the smallest.

What is the standby policy for international flights?

International flights to the United States: For passengers traveling from Canada to the U.S. in Business Class (flexible) and Economy Latitude can standby free of charge.

What happens if there are no seats available on standby?

Once the standby request is in, the airline will keep the original confirmed flight reservation in case there are no seats available on the standby flights. Standby is available one flight prior to confirmed scheduled departure, based on availability, for free; however, it’s not guaranteed.