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#842
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: SEA and wherever else I can get to
Programs: AS MVPG -> MVP -> now nothing, DL SM, Global Entry
Posts: 62
Hello! I've been a very long time lurker and have gained a lot of useful information from the great posters here, but finally decided to sign up. Why? Who knows...I don't have a lot of great insights but perhaps may have something to add now and again.
Have enjoyed the MR discussions and have done what I'd consider a few modified MRs at the end of various years to make status. Thanks to all those who have added to my knowledge!
Have enjoyed the MR discussions and have done what I'd consider a few modified MRs at the end of various years to make status. Thanks to all those who have added to my knowledge!
#844
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Sydney, Australia
Programs: TG ROP Gold, EY Guest Gold
Posts: 22
#845
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 1
Hello, my name is Yuki, resident of Jackson Heights, Queens in NY.
I was born in Kyoto Japan and lived in Osaka and Miyazaki's smalll country town called Umekita City located in Kyushu Prefecure. I moved to NYC 1996.
I love all kinds of transportations from cars, buses, trains, taxis, trolleys, lightrails, planes, ferries.
I love to take picture.
I am also into singing, reading, typing.
As you may know me from 2005 X-Mas NY Times Article featuring "He Loves New York, and It Loves Him Right Back."
I am adventurer because I love to explore new places. If I had lots of money, I would want to go on Amazing Race with my best friend.
My first international flight ride was from Japan to JFK Airport via Seoul International Airport and my first domestic flight was direct flight via LGA- Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
I hope to enjoy this site.
I was born in Kyoto Japan and lived in Osaka and Miyazaki's smalll country town called Umekita City located in Kyushu Prefecure. I moved to NYC 1996.
I love all kinds of transportations from cars, buses, trains, taxis, trolleys, lightrails, planes, ferries.
I love to take picture.
I am also into singing, reading, typing.
As you may know me from 2005 X-Mas NY Times Article featuring "He Loves New York, and It Loves Him Right Back."
I am adventurer because I love to explore new places. If I had lots of money, I would want to go on Amazing Race with my best friend.
My first international flight ride was from Japan to JFK Airport via Seoul International Airport and my first domestic flight was direct flight via LGA- Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
I hope to enjoy this site.
Last edited by aBroadAbroad; Nov 30, 2014 at 5:39 pm Reason: removed personal data
#847
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 1
Greetings to one and all
A respectful salutation to all, coming to you from the Sunny State of QLD in Australia. And in my case, the Far North.
Looking to avail myself of the collective wisdom that surely reside on the pages and posts of such an interesting Forum.
Blessings of health and happiness to all and sundry.
PJ.
Looking to avail myself of the collective wisdom that surely reside on the pages and posts of such an interesting Forum.
Blessings of health and happiness to all and sundry.
PJ.
#849
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 1
Just saying "hi"
I just joined and don't really have any questions right now. I thought I would poke around and check this out. Beth from Tonawanda, NY
PS. For those who don't know, Tonawanda is north of Buffalo, NY. Yea, the area that was in the news last week for getting 7 ft of snow in a 24 hour period. Thankfully, my area was spared. It was a real mess south of Buffalo.
PS. For those who don't know, Tonawanda is north of Buffalo, NY. Yea, the area that was in the news last week for getting 7 ft of snow in a 24 hour period. Thankfully, my area was spared. It was a real mess south of Buffalo.
#851
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Denver, CO
Posts: 1
Hi
First off, I jut wanted to say thanks to the creators and admins for producing such a useful site.
I'm just starting to learn about travel and mileage programs and I think I will be learning for next next year or so. I'm especially interested in premium travel and programs that would benefit families.
I'm just starting to learn about travel and mileage programs and I think I will be learning for next next year or so. I'm especially interested in premium travel and programs that would benefit families.
#853
Join Date: Dec 2014
Posts: 2
FreshGuru - from browser to poster
Wow - this is jam packed, active and up to date site! I have browsed before but this time I'm going to post as I need a bit of help!
I just don't pay enough attention to my Air Canada points and this year it looks like I might slip to the 25K Altitude from the 35K Altitude for the first time in a long time. Now that so many items are being stripped away I need to pay a bit of attention. I want to post some questions asap to see if there is a way to hit the 35K level by using flight segments. So will go and search to see if I can find a thread - if not then I will post a new thread. :confused:
I'm a FF and have around 550,000 or so lifetime points on Air Canada.
I just don't pay enough attention to my Air Canada points and this year it looks like I might slip to the 25K Altitude from the 35K Altitude for the first time in a long time. Now that so many items are being stripped away I need to pay a bit of attention. I want to post some questions asap to see if there is a way to hit the 35K level by using flight segments. So will go and search to see if I can find a thread - if not then I will post a new thread. :confused:
I'm a FF and have around 550,000 or so lifetime points on Air Canada.
#854
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: SFO/CDG
Posts: 320
Wow - this is jam packed, active and up to date site! I have browsed before but this time I'm going to post as I need a bit of help!
I just don't pay enough attention to my Air Canada points and this year it looks like I might slip to the 25K Altitude from the 35K Altitude for the first time in a long time. Now that so many items are being stripped away I need to pay a bit of attention. I want to post some questions asap to see if there is a way to hit the 35K level by using flight segments. So will go and search to see if I can find a thread - if not then I will post a new thread.
I'm a FF and have around 550,000 or so lifetime points on Air Canada.
I just don't pay enough attention to my Air Canada points and this year it looks like I might slip to the 25K Altitude from the 35K Altitude for the first time in a long time. Now that so many items are being stripped away I need to pay a bit of attention. I want to post some questions asap to see if there is a way to hit the 35K level by using flight segments. So will go and search to see if I can find a thread - if not then I will post a new thread.
I'm a FF and have around 550,000 or so lifetime points on Air Canada.
Hi FreshGuru, welcome to FT!
Your best bet for information on Air Canada will be in their forum: Air Canada | Aeroplan.
Specifically, you'll probably want to look here for FF plan updates: Important updates to Air Canada Altitude in 2015
#855
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Atl
Posts: 33
Hi. I have been lurking since September and learning lots! Dh and I have already accumulated several awards via Amex, Chase and Barclay. Having used the points for free travel and using business travel to help it all along. Hoping to get in on the SW Chase companion awards next. Really appreciate all the great information.