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Morgarella [4.7K]
1 year ago
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this flight is operated by a partner airline united seat selection and changes are not available for this flight at this time. y

ou'll be assigned a seat prior to boarding. for additional information, visit the operating airline's website.
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-Dominant- [34]1 year ago
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Partner Airline
Partnerships
between or among airlines are known as airline alliances. Through these partnerships, airlines can pool resources, add or expand partner routes, and even provide the opportunity for customers to accrue and redeem miles through one another's rewards systems.

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For the spring of 2020, I'm looking into multi-city flights from Seattle to Rome and Rome to Seattle. On Lufthansa, premium economy is not an option for the dates I'm considering. However, I can discover routes flown by Lufthansa on the United website and have the option of choosing premium economy. However, I am unable to choose seats on the United website. It informs me "On this flight, there are no available advance seat assignments on united.com. You can go to the operating airline's website for more information after completing your purchase." I am less than certain that we will truly enter premium economy and may instead wind up in ordinary economy as a result of this. Please share your insights into this kind of reservation! Thanks!

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