500 mile upgrades- can you transfer/use for someone else
My dad and I both have Gold. He has a bunch of 500 mile upgrades but NEVER flies AA. Is there a way for him to use his 500 mile upgrades on my flights? Should I just try talking to a CSR and seeing if they will make an exception?
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Won't happen. He can use his "stickers" on companions who are flying with him. As you are EXP, that won't do much for you.
Bennies are for those who earn them. They hope that they won't all be used, thus saving them money. You can ask CS anything you like. Don't expect it to happen, though. Steve |
Originally Posted by justinb
(Post 12304242)
My dad and I both have Gold. He has a bunch of 500 mile upgrades but NEVER flies AA. Is there a way for him to use his 500 mile upgrades on my flights? Should I just try talking to a CSR and seeing if they will make an exception?
As explained in the FAQ sticky at the top of the forum, you cannot transfer 500-mile upgrade stickers to someone not travelling with you. That sticky also tells you what you can do with stickers you may not otherwise be able to use: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...check-out.html |
Originally Posted by britenbsas
(Post 12304526)
Your profile shows you as EXP so why do you need your Dad's stickers for your upgrades :confused:
justinb Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: DFW Programs: AA Gold, Starwoods Gold Posts: 40 |
My profile was outdated. I now have gold and should have plat in a few weeks.
sry for the confusion |
Originally Posted by tom911
(Post 12304570)
Huh?
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Originally Posted by justinb
(Post 12304583)
My profile was outdated. I now have gold and should have plat in a few weeks.
Your "join date" states March 2009 - how does one drop from EXP to GLD in 6 months? Anyway, you can not transfer 500 mile upgrades from one account to another, nor can you use the upgrades from another account (unless, of course, you are traveling on the same slight wiht that account holder). |
Originally Posted by bdemaria
(Post 12304715)
:confused:
Your "join date" states March 2009 - how does one drop from EXP to GLD in 6 months? Cheers. |
Originally Posted by brp
(Post 12305258)
It's AA's new "hard landing." Haven't you heard? :)
Cheers. |
Originally Posted by bdemaria
(Post 12304715)
:confused:
Your "join date" states March 2009 - how does one drop from EXP to GLD in 6 months? |
Originally Posted by ijgordon
(Post 12305758)
Busted!
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...ose-ba-ib.html |
Originally Posted by mvoight
(Post 12306001)
No kidding, on March 26 he stated he was EXP
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/ameri...ose-ba-ib.html |
Originally Posted by FlyMeToTheLooneyBin
(Post 12306009)
Not defending impostors or anything, but maybe he created an account and is asking questions for everyone in his family, some of whom are EXP and others GLD?
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Originally Posted by mvoight
(Post 12306057)
I don't buy it.. :)
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/onewo...l#post11478416 EXP, OW Sapphire to GLD all in the same membership year :confused: Quite possible in reverse as one works one's way up the tiers but not this way round :D |
Originally Posted by britenbsas
(Post 12306816)
Me neither. In this post, the OP definitely states that it is HE who is EXP but then seems to be equating it to OW Sapphire :confused:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/onewo...l#post11478416 EXP, OW Sapphire to GLD all in the same membership year :confused: Quite possible in reverse as one works one's way up the tiers but not this way round :D I can understand this to a certain extent if a person is not that well acquainted with the terms of the programme and doesn't read the membership guides or the plethora of information regarding the same on aa.com, and perhaps AA are a little bit to blame for not differentiating the names of the levels a little better (cf. Delta's Silver/Gold/Platinum, BA's Blue/Silver/Gold, etc.). After all, they both have the word platinum in them, so they must be the same, right? [/tongue in cheek] However, the bottom line is that there really is no excuse for not knowing, since the information is out there and freely available. In the interests of fair play though, let's give the OP the benefit of the doubt and assume that this is an honest mistake and not an attempt to subvert the entire AAdvantage programme, or even Flyertalk :p |
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