OW airlines participating in HKG e-channel?
The HKG e-channel info page says one way to be eligible is to hold a
Frequent Flyer Programme membership card issued by airlines which have joined this scheme (please enquire with your airline) Does anyone know which OW airlines participate and what status is required? |
I remember they used to have a list
I can only remember CX elites, BA Silver and Gold, Qantas Gold and bove and JAL elites as well. Tried to look more info for you but could not find any. |
IIRC it was all the OW airlines serving HKG.
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Originally Posted by Swanhunter
(Post 19583174)
IIRC it was all the OW airlines serving HKG.
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Originally Posted by anabolism
(Post 19584130)
AA codeshares CX metal into HKG. Would that count? (I'm an AA elite and have no-status memberships in many other OW FF programs.)
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I'd just take your AA card into the office and try it. Worst case is you loose 10 minutes and they say no. I got mine with my UA card, but that's an advertised benefit from UA.
If you really want HK e-channel and they deny your AA card, then just status match over to an airline that you don't care about loosing your once in a lifetime match. There are a few outside of North America that will match. NZ and TK come to mind, may be others too. Also used to be available if you had 3 air entries into HK in a 12 month period, not sure if that still applies. |
Originally Posted by dvs7310
(Post 19590419)
Also used to be available if you had 3 air entries into HK in a 12 month period, not sure if that still applies. Cheers! |
There's a good write up of this, including which FFPs are eligible on the AusBT website.
http://www.ausbt.com.au/fast-track-f...g-kong-airport |
Originally Posted by peterjloh
(Post 19591229)
There's a good write up of this, including which FFPs are eligible on the AusBT website.
http://www.ausbt.com.au/fast-track-f...g-kong-airport |
Originally Posted by dvs7310
(Post 19590419)
Also used to be available if you had 3 air entries into HK in a 12 month period, not sure if that still applies.
Originally Posted by peterjloh
(Post 19591229)
There's a good write up of this, including which FFPs are eligible on the AusBT website.
http://www.ausbt.com.au/fast-track-f...g-kong-airport It seems that a number of airlines are eligible without status, so it should be easy enough to go that route (e.g., Delta). |
A friend of mine a few weeks back just went to their enrollment office (it is close to the sliding door between the immigration hall and the hall with the luggage belts. Small and easy to miss. Look for it before you leave the immigration area.
He was able to enroll without any of the approved card by just explaining that he is in HK often and showing his passport. It is at least worth a try. They are extremely friendly and helpful there. |
Originally Posted by Unterwegs
(Post 19608116)
A friend of mine a few weeks back just went to their enrollment office (it is close to the sliding door between the immigration hall and the hall with the luggage belts. Small and easy to miss. Look for it before you leave the immigration area.
He was able to enroll without any of the approved card by just explaining that he is in HK often and showing his passport. It is at least worth a try. They are extremely friendly and helpful there. |
I also hit a queue of 10+ people last time. Only one serving. I gave up after 5min when it hadn't moved.
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Originally Posted by moa999
(Post 19609797)
I also hit a queue of 10+ people last time. Only one serving. I gave up after 5min when it hadn't moved.
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Has anyone tried enrolling with a flight that arrives before 7am? My CX flight lands at 6am, and the first office doesn't open until 7:30am. Do you think my luggage will be fine for an hour + if I wait before immigration until around 7:30 when the office opens?
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