Michael
Oct 6, 09, 4:45 pm
Hi all,
I have a question that I hope one of you can help with.
With my planned flights for the rest of the year, I will currently fall a bit short of 50K to re-qualify for Gold. (And since I re-located from PNH to DAR a few months ago, it's neither easy nor cheap to do a mileage run.)
I expect to be doing some flying within Europe however, and was looking at LX. In playing with the bookings, I was offered the chance to buy up to C for an extra 200 euros r/t (original fare 290 euros). Normally this is of no interest, but I noticed that business fares on LX earn a minimum of 2000 miles for international segments and 1500 miles for domestic segments!
My question: will these miles be counted as Q miles by TG? If so, that would be great, and certainly worth the extra money, as I would net 7000 miles instead of around 1800, and it would bring me very very close to (or just over) 50K.
I note that the ROP website says this:
Qualifying Miles (Q Miles) are the actual miles flown* and additional class of service miles on THAI and Star Alliance airlines.
*Subject to paid fare or route exclusive with some Star Alliance airlines.
...which means that I really have no idea.
So...any ideas? Has anyone here flown LX C on short-haul flights (in Europe) and earned the full amount as Q miles (or not)?
Many, many thanks in advance...
Michael
I have a question that I hope one of you can help with.
With my planned flights for the rest of the year, I will currently fall a bit short of 50K to re-qualify for Gold. (And since I re-located from PNH to DAR a few months ago, it's neither easy nor cheap to do a mileage run.)
I expect to be doing some flying within Europe however, and was looking at LX. In playing with the bookings, I was offered the chance to buy up to C for an extra 200 euros r/t (original fare 290 euros). Normally this is of no interest, but I noticed that business fares on LX earn a minimum of 2000 miles for international segments and 1500 miles for domestic segments!
My question: will these miles be counted as Q miles by TG? If so, that would be great, and certainly worth the extra money, as I would net 7000 miles instead of around 1800, and it would bring me very very close to (or just over) 50K.
I note that the ROP website says this:
Qualifying Miles (Q Miles) are the actual miles flown* and additional class of service miles on THAI and Star Alliance airlines.
*Subject to paid fare or route exclusive with some Star Alliance airlines.
...which means that I really have no idea.
So...any ideas? Has anyone here flown LX C on short-haul flights (in Europe) and earned the full amount as Q miles (or not)?
Many, many thanks in advance...
Michael