Last November I wrote about how US Airways would be adjusting fare classes on January 17, 2015, in order to further to align with American.
As I wrote about at the time, the changes included the following:
Among those changes was the fare code for saver level business class awards being adjusted from "I" to "U."
"I" is the standardized business class award code for Star Alliance, while "U" is the standardized business class award code for oneworld.
Previously "U" was just a fare code for a revenue economy ticket.
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US Airways transitioned its fare codes over the weekend. As of yesterday, ‘U’ is fare basis for business class awards instead of ‘I’. It looks like some of the folks in revenue management over at US Airways didn’t get the memo, because ‘U’ class has been left wide open on several flights. Last night and […]
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Upon boarding through the forward door we were welcomed by Grant, who was the cabin manager. He addressed us by name immediately and directed us to our seats, 3D & 3F.
Qantas' 737 business class cabin consists of a total of 12 seats, spread across three rows in a 2-2 configuration.
The seats are definitely on the extreme end of being "pre-enjoyed," and could use some reupholstering/love.
That being said, the legroom was quite good, roughly comparable to what you'd get in domestic first class within the US. Maybe even a little bit better.
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