Aeroplan's 15,000 mile short-haul award
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Aeroplan's 15,000 mile short-haul award
For veteran Aeroplan members:
Do you think the Aeroplan 15,000 award for "selected short-haul flights within Canada or between Canada and Continental U.S.A." is safe and will continue to be available, or will it be discontinued?
My travel would allow me to use this reward, so this would be good for me and would get me to fly AC more often.
However, no need to do so if this award will be enhanced" as Gordon the Liar at Continental has done (eliminated 20,000 mile rewards after he stated no changes in 2002, ergo, the liar).
Do you think the Aeroplan 15,000 award for "selected short-haul flights within Canada or between Canada and Continental U.S.A." is safe and will continue to be available, or will it be discontinued?
My travel would allow me to use this reward, so this would be good for me and would get me to fly AC more often.
However, no need to do so if this award will be enhanced" as Gordon the Liar at Continental has done (eliminated 20,000 mile rewards after he stated no changes in 2002, ergo, the liar).
#2
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Gordon is A Liar:
For veteran Aeroplan members:
Do you think the Aeroplan 15,000 award for "selected short-haul flights within Canada or between Canada and Continental U.S.A." is safe and will continue to be available, or will it be discontinued?
My travel would allow me to use this reward, so this would be good for me and would get me to fly AC more often.
However, no need to do so if this award will be enhanced" as Gordon the Liar at Continental has done (eliminated 20,000 mile rewards after he stated no changes in 2002, ergo, the liar).</font>
For veteran Aeroplan members:
Do you think the Aeroplan 15,000 award for "selected short-haul flights within Canada or between Canada and Continental U.S.A." is safe and will continue to be available, or will it be discontinued?
My travel would allow me to use this reward, so this would be good for me and would get me to fly AC more often.
However, no need to do so if this award will be enhanced" as Gordon the Liar at Continental has done (eliminated 20,000 mile rewards after he stated no changes in 2002, ergo, the liar).</font>
#3



Join Date: Apr 2000
Posts: 3,233
It will likely remain unchanged. However, they may remove some of the eligible routes. AC only gives 50% of the points on discounted domestic routes, so someone flying AC in Canada has to fly more to use one of these than someone flying domestically in the US and claiming a US award. People who fly transborder a lot win, and that gives AC an advantage over the US airlines they are competing with. It's a small plus amongst all the minuses of Aeroplan.
We haven't scared you away from Aeroplan yet? I fly any major US carrier over AC if they offer a reasonable choice.
[This message has been edited by StuMcIlwain (edited 09-26-2002).]
We haven't scared you away from Aeroplan yet? I fly any major US carrier over AC if they offer a reasonable choice.
[This message has been edited by StuMcIlwain (edited 09-26-2002).]
#4
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Not scared away yet. I prefer US carriers as well. Carry-on is always a challenge with AC, and telephone customer service, well ...
Anyway, with the fare sale and the 60,000 mile promotion, this could be a good deal for trans border flights.
Anyway, with the fare sale and the 60,000 mile promotion, this could be a good deal for trans border flights.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Gordon is A Liar:
Anyway, with the fare sale and the 60,000 mile promotion, this could be a good deal for trans border flights.</font>
Anyway, with the fare sale and the 60,000 mile promotion, this could be a good deal for trans border flights.</font>

