Senior Moderator/As well as the Hawaii, the Hawaii-based Airlines, DiningBuzz, & Only Randy Petersen forums
Join Date: Jun 2000
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Related question: If one's Gold card says it expires 11/08, but one's membership year expired (and dropped to Silver) on 9/15/08, will a reservation made with US or UA on, say, 11/28 show up as *G (allowing a better seat choice on US) or not? Anyone know?
Related question: If one's Gold card says it expires 11/08, but one's membership year expired (and dropped to Silver) on 9/15/08, will a reservation made with US or UA on, say, 11/28 show up as *G (allowing a better seat choice on US) or not? Anyone know?
As long as the agent does not repoll the system for your updated status, you should still appear as a *G. Lounge access won't be a problem as your card will still be valid till the end of the month (i.e. end of September).
P.S. On a predominately UK/IRE/EU forum, you might want to reformat your dates in the format that the the rest of the world uses, i.e. DD/MM/YY! Can cause confusion to non-US residents.
This year I've had this issue with LH, LX, SA and OS. Simply entering your BD number as point of booking (either web or through t/a) doesn't seem enough to ensure your status is picked up.
This year I've had this issue with LH, LX, SA and OS. Simply entering your BD number as point of booking (either web or through t/a) doesn't seem enough to ensure your status is picked up.
Hit and miss with me too, even when entering the BD # at US's SSCI machines. Had to go to the counter for it to be properly registered and zone 1 BPs to be spat out. It seemed to take the CI assistant a rather large amount of typing to carry out this operation.
Senior Moderator/As well as the Hawaii, the Hawaii-based Airlines, DiningBuzz, & Only Randy Petersen forums
Join Date: Jun 2000
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Originally Posted by Traveloguy
P.S. On a predominately UK/IRE/EU forum, you might want to reformat your dates in the format that the the rest of the world uses, i.e. DD/MM/YY! Can cause confusion to non-US residents.
