#5
Deltahater , Jul 9, 2012 10:32 am
maybe I am dense, but you are saying:
1.) Spend $10K on the airpass.
2.) Then fly STT-SJU 100 times
3.) pay $24.44 per segment rather than the published rate of $56
4.) Enjoy EXP status
What happens to the remaining $7500 in airpass money? Does that expires within a year?
With 3 RT per day this would take you 17 days of straight flying.
I wonder how many times they would bump you for oversold situations.
1.) Spend $10K on the airpass.
2.) Then fly STT-SJU 100 times
3.) pay $24.44 per segment rather than the published rate of $56
4.) Enjoy EXP status
What happens to the remaining $7500 in airpass money? Does that expires within a year?
With 3 RT per day this would take you 17 days of straight flying.
I wonder how many times they would bump you for oversold situations.
#6
PaulInTheSky , Jul 9, 2012 11:24 am
[QUOTE=Deltahater;18896375]maybe I am dense, but you are saying:
1.) Spend $10K on the airpass.
2.) Then fly STT-SJU 100 times
3.) pay $24.44 per segment rather than the published rate of $56
4.) Enjoy EXP status
What happens to the remaining $7500 in airpass money? Does that expires within a year?
It keeps up for the next year.
1.) Spend $10K on the airpass.
2.) Then fly STT-SJU 100 times
3.) pay $24.44 per segment rather than the published rate of $56
4.) Enjoy EXP status
What happens to the remaining $7500 in airpass money? Does that expires within a year?
It keeps up for the next year.
Quote:
With 3 RT per day this would take you 17 days of straight flying.
I wonder how many times they would bump you for oversold situations.
Originally Posted by Deltahater
With 3 RT per day this would take you 17 days of straight flying.
I wonder how many times they would bump you for oversold situations.
#7
TravelerMSY , Jul 9, 2012 6:30 pm
Used to be 'Travelergcp'
Yes, but you have to buy another 10k to not lose the 7500 rolled over.
#8
TravelerMSY , Jul 9, 2012 6:32 pm
Used to be 'Travelergcp'
Or bring a companion and only have to fly 50x. I recall the companion miles credit to the primary pass holder.
I think you'd have to add in at least $5 per segment for the taxes.
I think you'd have to add in at least $5 per segment for the taxes.
#9
Quote:
I think you'd have to add in at least $5 per segment for the taxes.
Take along a promising new girl friend and have her dump you and AA after a few flights.... Originally Posted by Travelergcp
Or bring a companion and only have to fly 50x. I recall the companion miles credit to the primary pass holder.I think you'd have to add in at least $5 per segment for the taxes.