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davidjdangelo , May 7, 2017 3:27 am
May 7, 2017Found this awesome deal. Here is the link:
http://www.momondo.com/flightsearch/...false&NA=false
The booking is good from November 2017 to March 2018. Happy travels!
http://www.momondo.com/flightsearch/...false&NA=false
The booking is good from November 2017 to March 2018. Happy travels!
#2
Welcome to FlyerTalk, davidjdangelo. A great first post.
It looks like O across the pond and S intra-Europe with an OTA discount via Momondo. You may also try booking direct with BA using AARP or FoundersCard discount combnined with BA Visa Cardofferu for additional savings.
It looks like O across the pond and S intra-Europe with an OTA discount via Momondo. You may also try booking direct with BA using AARP or FoundersCard discount combnined with BA Visa Cardofferu for additional savings.
#6
SpammersAreScum , May 11, 2017 11:54 am
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Originally Posted by trapped
Great fare. Best part is that you can book AA flight numbers on BA metal and you can get the price as a Special Fare!
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The only guaranteed way is to use AAVacations. You'd need to search there and hope you can find a similar bargain. Which is certainly a possibility.Originally Posted by olouie
How do you get that to work?
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How do flights booked through AA with AA flight numbers, but BA operated get calculated? From reading the AA pages, its unclear if it is revenue based or based on partners fare class.Originally Posted by SpammersAreScum
The only guaranteed way is to use AAVacations. You'd need to search there and hope you can find a similar bargain. Which is certainly a possibility.
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SpammersAreScum , May 12, 2017 11:35 am
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If your ticket has an "AA" flight number, it is called "AA-marketed", and the AA page applies* regardless of the operator.Originally Posted by olouie
How do flights booked through AA with AA flight numbers, but BA operated get calculated? From reading the AA pages, its unclear if it is revenue based or based on partners fare class.
The same is true of the OneWorld partners -- "marketed" determines which page, not "operated", and not which airline you booked through or bought from.
* Except, I should note, if the ticket falls into one of the Special Fares categories such as AAVacations, in which case it uses that page.
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Flyerhandle , May 12, 2017 7:49 pm
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The same is true of the OneWorld partners -- "marketed" determines which page, not "operated", and not which airline you booked through or bought from.
* Except, I should note, if the ticket falls into one of the Special Fares categories such as AAVacations, in which case it uses that page.
Originally Posted by SpammersAreScum
If your ticket has an "AA" flight number, it is called "AA-marketed", and the AA page applies* regardless of the operator.The same is true of the OneWorld partners -- "marketed" determines which page, not "operated", and not which airline you booked through or bought from.
* Except, I should note, if the ticket falls into one of the Special Fares categories such as AAVacations, in which case it uses that page.
On the AA Special Fares page, what exactly does the phrase "EQDs per mile flown," mean, and how is it calculated? Does it mean that EQDs are awarded based upon a percentage of actual air miles flown, or is this a reduced percentage of the amount of EQDs that would ordinarily accrue based on the fare purchase price?
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SpammersAreScum , May 13, 2017 10:04 pm
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It's the former. As with partner-marketed flights, what you paid has no bearing on the EQD earned.Originally Posted by Flyerhandle
On the AA Special Fares page, what exactly does the phrase "EQDs per mile flown," mean, and how is it calculated? Does it mean that EQDs are awarded based upon a percentage of actual air miles flown, or is this a reduced percentage of the amount of EQDs that would ordinarily accrue based on the fare purchase price?