#1
gotchaflyer2012 , Jun 24, 2012 6:54 pm
Jun 28, 2012Is it possible to earn United miles on a US Airways ticketed codeshare for RJ? I called US Airways and they seem to be totally confused about even earning Dividend Miles.
#2
MSPeconomist , Jun 25, 2012 8:05 pm
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As a very general principle, *A miles earning is based on the operating (metal) carrier, not codeshares. Assuming RJ is a member of *A, you need to take the US fare class and map it into a fare class for RJ marketed flights, then look for this fare class on the US earnings table for RJ flights on the US website.
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gotchaflyer2012 , Jun 25, 2012 9:24 pm
That's where I get confused. RJ isn't part of *A - they're in Oneworld but have a separate agreement with US. The fare class I'm looking at qualifies according to the US website: http://www.usairways.com/en-US/divid...jordanian.html Does the transitive property apply from UA to RJ through US?
#4
FightingIlliniUAL , Jun 27, 2012 6:08 am
Living in a OneWorld hub, I've not needed to understand the US/RJ relationship. Try searching or posting in the Dividend Miles forum.
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MSPeconomist , Jun 27, 2012 8:13 am
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My guess is no, unless there's a similar relationship with UA. A partner of a partner is not necessarily a partner.
#6
I doubt you can get UA miles for this flight. A friend recently had a similar situation; she was unable to claim miles on US for an IAD-MAD flight with a UA flight number but operated by Aer Lingus. That flight is even marketed and ticketed by UA, but still not eligible for US mileage earning.
In your case it's a simple codeshare so I'd guess the same principle would hold.
In your case it's a simple codeshare so I'd guess the same principle would hold.