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Passport Premiere connects members to BUSINESS CLASS BUYING
EVENTS when carriers
wave the white flag acknowledging that premium cabin
seats are MASSIVELY OVERVALUED.
Fewer than 15% of business class fares are sold at their initial asking price.
Before carriers ever clear mileage upgrade requests, they use BUSINESS
CLASS
BUYING EVENTS to UNLOAD OVERPRICED PREMIUM CABIN SEATS.
The longer carriers hold
out for EXCESSIVE FARES, the more intense the buying event is when launched.
A shortage of buyers willing to pay $7,000 to London is what caused business
fares to free fall to just $362 with American, Delta & United. Some flyers
remain in denial,
refusing to believe their favorite carrier would rather devalue business fares
to $362 than clear an upgrade. YOU NEED TO BELIEVE IT!
There are too many examples of excessive business fares being slashed to
consider drastic fare cuts a fluke.
Recent business class buying events caused business fares to Europe
to plummet 90%
(i.e. $645 to Amsterdam) with American & NEW RECORD LOWS to Hong Kong.
Passport Premiere anticipated lower fares were imminent and members used our
FARE MONITOR tool to cash in. If you missed this extraordinary fare move,
the next buying event will be here sooner than you think.
Why don't airlines offer these extreme discounts to their most loyal flyers?
Quite simply, they hope you never find out. Carriers quietly UNLOAD
DISTRESSED
inventory, slashing business fares 90% or more hoping their most loyal flyers
never find out.
Only Passport Premiere brings transparency to premium cabin seat distribution a
subscription basis.
Carriers don't like issuing refunds. If carriers openly offered 90% discounts to
their LOYALISTS flyers, it becomes even more difficult to persuade travelers to
overpay on future trips.
Mainstream travel websites have no incentive to promote BUSINESS CLASS
BUYING EVENTS,
as it's an admission of how MASSIVELY OVERVALUED business fares
are 90% of the time.
In 2016, massive buying events took place on 20 separate days. In other words,
if you missed a premium cabin buying event and still purchase you MASSIVELY
OVERPAID.
Wholesalers offer percentage discounts off already OVERSTATED
fare levels, but never promote the extreme discounts including $362 to London.
Why? When fares fall 90%, it causes profit margins to erode. When business class
buying events happen,
wholesalers sit quietly on the sidelines praying their customers don't find out.
Once the buying event ends, wholesaler make noise again trying to convince you
how great a deal $5,000 + is to London. DON'T FALL FOR IT!
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