New: Executive Bonus on Air Canada!
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New: Executive Bonus on Air Canada!
Latest News:
Up to 50% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights
As of April 1, 2005, Senator and Frequent Traveller members also receive a 25% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights.
HON Circle members receive an Executive Bonus of 50%. The miles will be credited to your account and now they also will count as status miles.
Up to 50% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights
As of April 1, 2005, Senator and Frequent Traveller members also receive a 25% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights.
HON Circle members receive an Executive Bonus of 50%. The miles will be credited to your account and now they also will count as status miles.
#2
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Originally Posted by Dennis
Latest News:
Up to 50% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights
As of April 1, 2005, Senator and Frequent Traveller members also receive a 25% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights.
HON Circle members receive an Executive Bonus of 50%. The miles will be credited to your account and now they also will count as status miles.
Up to 50% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights
As of April 1, 2005, Senator and Frequent Traveller members also receive a 25% Executive Bonus on Air Canada flights.
HON Circle members receive an Executive Bonus of 50%. The miles will be credited to your account and now they also will count as status miles.
#3
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Originally Posted by daumueller
good move - hope, other airlines (namely TG and SQ) will re-establish the Exec. Bonus too...
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Originally Posted by flysurfer
Which is kind of funny, because LH ground staff tells me that there are by far more HONs living in the MUC area than around FRA.
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Originally Posted by andre1970
This is probably the very reason why they keep procrastinating
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Originally Posted by flysurfer
Hehe, but they didn't procrastrinate basing their new private jet service in MUC. Quite contradictory, methinks...
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Originally Posted by oliver2002
I guess the availability of space and more runway capacity had to do something with the netjets service starting in MUC first. The HON Terminal started in FRA because of the higher number of F flights transiting/starting there.
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Originally Posted by oliver2002
I guess the availability of space and more runway capacity had to do something with the netjets service starting in MUC first. The HON Terminal started in FRA because of the higher number of F flights transiting/starting there.
But I have a feeling they are already reversing this, just look at MUC-CLT. Used to be "new C only", but starting today, F is back in the 340.
Last edited by flysurfer; Mar 28, 2005 at 6:48 am
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Originally Posted by paffendorf
hi dennis, may you post the URL where you this info, please?
thank you
cheers luke
thank you
cheers luke
and page 108 LH Exclusive April 2005
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Originally Posted by flysurfer
Yep. When most major *A carriers count towards HON, I might consider ditching UA 1K and credit those miles to LH in order to become HON. But not before MUC has its own HON/FC terminal. Until then, there's simply no incentive. Which is kind of funny, because LH ground staff tells me that there are by far more HONs living in the MUC area than around FRA.