Any airlines issuing basic membership cards?
Jun 14, 2016, 4:41 am
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Any airlines issuing basic membership cards?
Hello everyone,
I am not sure this was the correct place to post this, but here we go. I just became a dad, and wanted to sign my kid up for a program, however it appears that one have to be minimum two years old?! I have a hard time finding anyone that allows a DOB at 2016.
So far I have seen Asiana and Air Canada, but not sure if any of those actually issue a card.
Is there any carriers out there that allows infants? We are both Americans, living in UK.
As well, are there any carriers out there that issues physical membership cards to basic members?
Thanks.
I am not sure this was the correct place to post this, but here we go. I just became a dad, and wanted to sign my kid up for a program, however it appears that one have to be minimum two years old?! I have a hard time finding anyone that allows a DOB at 2016.
So far I have seen Asiana and Air Canada, but not sure if any of those actually issue a card.
Is there any carriers out there that allows infants? We are both Americans, living in UK.
As well, are there any carriers out there that issues physical membership cards to basic members?
Thanks.
Jun 14, 2016, 6:06 am
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Hello everyone,
I am not sure this was the correct place to post this, but here we go. I just became a dad, and wanted to sign my kid up for a program, however it appears that one have to be minimum two years old?! I have a hard time finding anyone that allows a DOB at 2016.
So far I have seen Asiana and Air Canada, but not sure if any of those actually issue a card.
Is there any carriers out there that allows infants? We are both Americans, living in UK.
As well, are there any carriers out there that issues physical membership cards to basic members?
Thanks.
I am not sure this was the correct place to post this, but here we go. I just became a dad, and wanted to sign my kid up for a program, however it appears that one have to be minimum two years old?! I have a hard time finding anyone that allows a DOB at 2016.
So far I have seen Asiana and Air Canada, but not sure if any of those actually issue a card.
Is there any carriers out there that allows infants? We are both Americans, living in UK.
As well, are there any carriers out there that issues physical membership cards to basic members?
Thanks.
As for your question about your young children, I have no idea which airlines have no minimum age. But really will you be flying so much with them that it's worth the effort for them to save miles?
Jun 14, 2016, 2:20 pm
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Iceland Air sends out physical cards to basic members, but I think their minimum age is actually kind of high...like 12 years old. (I guess below that age you're buying children's fares? Children's fares have gone extinct on most carriers I fly!!!)
Jun 14, 2016, 2:32 pm
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You may find this thread, located in the Travel with Children forum, helpful:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...gnup-kids.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...gnup-kids.html
Jun 14, 2016, 3:00 pm
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Jun 18, 2016, 10:13 am
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Jun 26, 2016, 7:24 pm
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Airberlin does as well. Curious why you need a physical card as it won't really get you any special access, etc. If you want something that lists all your FF numbers you can get one of those award wallet cards.
Jun 30, 2016, 6:00 am
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TK issues physical cards as well. It took them almost 3 months to send it (and yes I had done many trips in the meantime) but you can also just collect it in IST if you're there.
The minimum age is also two years.
The minimum age is also two years.