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VIP Class - United844 - 03-02-2006
Hi all ive noticed no matter what aircraft i fly there never is a passenger the buys a VIP ticket? never any VIP passengers sry if this ques
was already asked i looked thru the FAQ but nothing.
Re: VIP Class - Jetsgo - 03-02-2006
It has to do with your company reputation, ticket price and how many times you've floan at that particular airport.
Re: VIP Class - Nasder - 03-02-2006
And the seating in the airplane. Not all airplanes have VIP seating. I haven't looked into all the paymodels, but I haven't flown a single plane yet
that has VIP seating. But then again, the biggest plane I own with my company is a 737-800....
Re: VIP Class - Covoxer - 03-02-2006
That's exactly why there are no VIP class seats in all scheduled flights in RW.
They are not profitable at all.
Re: VIP Class - scandahl - 03-02-2006
I use the Spartan to fly VIPs, and it turns out a pretty good profit, even with 2 passengers.
Cheers,
David
Re: VIP Class - burkino_026 - 03-02-2006
I believe VIP class can be put in B747 as there are those seats in fonr of the plane for really $$$$ people... but that's the B747!!!!
Re: VIP Class - Covoxer - 03-02-2006
Quote:I believe VIP class can be put in B747 as there are those seats in fonr of the plane for really $$$$ people... but that's the B747!!!!Those $$$$ seats are 1st class actually.
Re: VIP Class - poden - 03-02-2006
Just edit the payload file to create VIP seats if you wish.
Re: VIP Class - jboweruk - 03-02-2006
No way are they only 1st Class, they're so far spaced out with so many amenities they are definitely VIP. Next time I go to Fairford on the
BA 747 I'll take pix and prove it.
Re: VIP Class - Covoxer - 03-02-2006
Quote:Just edit the payload file to create VIP seats if you wish.As far as I can read, United844 already has VIP seats. He just have problem with pax willing to pay for them.
But if you mean adding VIPs to 747, then yes, you are right, you may add them in payload editor, as well as additional 200
seats.
Re: VIP Class - Covoxer - 03-02-2006
Quote:No way are they only 1st Class, they're so far spaced out with so many amenities they are definitely VIP. Next time I go to FairfordOk, then you mean there are only Economy, Business and VIP class seats?
on the BA 747 I'll take pix and prove it.
No 1st at all???
They are 1st class. Typical pitch of 1st class seats in long haul liners is about 60in. If you find anything bigger, then it would be VIP, but it is 1st othervice.
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Re: VIP Class - poden - 03-02-2006
Quote:Covoxer wrote:
Quote:No way are they only 1st Class, they're so far spaced out with so many amenities they are definitely VIP. Next time I go to FairfordOk, then you mean there are only Economy, Business and VIP class seats?
on the BA 747 I'll take pix and prove it.
No 1st at all???
They are 1st class. Typical pitch of 1st class seats in long haul liners is about 60in. If you find anything bigger, then it would be VIP, but it is
1st othervice.
Hmm, the Lufthansa A340 I flew to Munich in last year had some darned fine seats. The round trip cost my company about 8,000 US too! It was called
"1st class", but I definitely felt like a VIP!
Re: VIP Class - SaVas - 03-02-2006
Quote:poden wrote:
Quote:Covoxer wrote:
Quote:No way are they only 1st Class, they're so far spaced out with so many amenities they are definitely VIP. Next time I go to FairfordOk, then you mean there are only Economy, Business and VIP class seats?
on the BA 747 I'll take pix and prove it.
No 1st at all???
They are 1st class. Typical pitch of 1st class seats in long haul liners is about 60in. If you find anything bigger, then it would be VIP, but it
is
1st othervice.
Hmm, the Lufthansa A340 I flew to Munich in last year had some darned fine seats. The round trip cost my company about 8,000 US too!
It was called
"1st class", but I definitely felt like a VIP!
LOL your company hiring? I get the choice of business or business
Re: VIP Class - jboweruk - 04-02-2006
Quote:Covoxer wrote:
Quote:No way are they only 1st Class, they're so far spaced out with so many amenities they are definitely VIP. Next time I go to FairfordOk, then you mean there are only Economy, Business and VIP class seats?
on the BA 747 I'll take pix and prove it.
No 1st at all???
They are 1st class. Typical pitch of 1st class seats in long haul liners is about 60in. If you find anything bigger, then it would be VIP, but it
is 1st othervice.
In that case mate MOST DEFINITELY VIP seating on those BA ladies. The first class was behind them, BA don't call them that they have
business and Club Class, but those front seats were most definitely your idea of VIP. Hell they had their own computers and tables for
each seat, lay down recliners the lot. Practically your own little cabin.
Re: VIP Class - runibl - 04-02-2006
I look at the Boeing webpage, and there the typical 3 class is: 1st class, buisness class and economy class.