"From 27 January all our UK and Ireland flights to and from London Heathrow will be operated on single cabin Economy only aircraft. At the same time, we're introducing new Flexible Economy fares intended to give you full value for money without compromising on the comfort and flexibility you expect with bmi. When travelling on Flexible Economy fares you'll benefit from an enhanced service. You'll be seated at the front of the plane, receive complimentary inflight food and drink, as well as lounge access and 200% Diamond Club miles. Complimentary refreshments for Diamond Club Gold, Silver and Blue Plus members will unfortunately no longer be offered, unless you're travelling on a Flexible Economy fare. To thank you for your loyalty you'll earn double destinations miles on all UK flights to and from London Heathrow and flights between London Heathrow and both Dublin and Amsterdam from 27 January until 31 March 2010. If you have an existing Business Class booking, you'll automatically be changed to a Flexible Economy fare. Plus you'll be entitled to a refund of any additional taxes you may have paid. " Irgendwie erinnert mich das an Brussels Versuche...
Habe auch immer Premium Eco im Ticket stehen auf der (teuren und meilenfreien) Route OSL-EVE. Was verbirgt sich hinter dieser unsichtbaren P-Eco?
Eigentlich eine normale Eco-Dienstleistung, es gibt seit geraumer Zeit allerdings auch eine Eco, wo du je nach Buchungsklasse nur recht weit hinten sitzen darfst und nix zu Essen bekommst. Der Eco-Bereich wird quasi unsichtbar nochmal in zwei Bereiche mit unterschiedlichen Features geteilt.
