How Upgrade and Award Alerts Work
2LNR alerts watch upgrade and award availability on the routes, dates, and cabins you choose, and notify you the moment something changes. Upgrade and award inventory can open and close within a few hours, so a person checking an airline app once or twice a day misses most of it. The alert engine runs continuously in the background and reaches you by email, SMS, in-app, or push, whichever channels you turn on.
How it works
Four steps, and only the first one takes any effort on your part. Once an alert is set, the monitoring and the notification happen on 2LNR's side.
Define what to watch
Pick a route (a single city pair or an entire airport's network), a date range, the cabin or upgrade type you want, and the airline. One alert can cover a full month of flights on that route, not just a single date.
2LNR monitors continuously
Once the alert is set, 2LNR's scan pipeline checks upgrade and award inventory on your routes on an ongoing basis, down to the individual flight segment. You do not have to refresh anything or check back yourself.
Get notified the moment something changes
When matching availability opens, closes, or changes on a tracked segment, the alert fires through whichever channels you enabled: email, SMS, in-app, or push. You can turn on more than one channel for the same alert.
Act while the window is open
Upgrade and award space can close again within hours, so the notification tells you what changed and on which flight, so you can book, apply a certificate, or redeem miles before the space disappears.
What you can track
Alerts cover more than upgrade and award seats. Each of these fires the same way: a change on a tracked flight reaches you through the channels you turned on.
Upgrade space by route and cabin
Confirmed upgrade availability by cabin, matched to the route and date range you set, on American, Delta, and Alaska.
Award space across 30+ airlines
Award inventory across more than 30 partner and international carriers, tracked the same way as the upgrade product.
Seat-quality changes
A notification when a better seat than your current assignment opens up on a flight you're tracking.
Seat loss or reassignment
A notification if your booked seat is moved or taken away.
Aircraft swaps
A notification when the airline changes the aircraft on a tracked flight.
Schedule and price changes
A notification when a tracked flight is retimed or its fare changes.
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Frequently asked questions
What notification channels can I use for alerts?
Do alerts track individual flight segments or the whole itinerary?
How fast do alerts fire after availability changes?
Can I track more than one route at a time?
Does it cost anything to start?
How is this different from checking the airline's app myself?
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