Trying to achieve Star Gold: Air Canada, BMI or something else...

[sharmaintl]

Originally Posted by mobilebucky

As for now, you can take as long as you need to get 100K miles.

After Oct 1st, all you need is to get 40K every 2 years to reach Diamond Level (*G). One nice thing about OZ is unlike UA all *A metal count towards (Platinum = lifetime *G) MillionMiles Flyer.

Here is the link to the new program

http://us.flyasiana.com/Global/pop/n...a_rules_en.pdf

and the link discuss Asiana Program changes
Change in Asiana Club policy(*A G requalification)

Is it true that OZ allows one to combine mileage with family members to redeem? Has that changed with the new program?

[dcmike]

Originally Posted by mobilebucky

As for now, you can take as long as you need to get 100K miles.

After Oct 1st, all you need is to get 40K every 2 years to reach Diamond Level (*G). One nice thing about OZ is unlike UA all *A metal count towards (Platinum = lifetime *G) MillionMiles Flyer.

Here is the link to the new program

http://us.flyasiana.com/Global/pop/n...a_rules_en.pdf

and the link discuss Asiana Program changes
Change in Asiana Club policy(*A G requalification)

On the Asiana site, they currently have this for qualification:

Achieve 40,000 on-board miles or 50 qualifying flights on Asiana Airlines within a 24-month period from the date of enrollment as an Asiana Club member.

http://us.flyasiana.com/Global/US/en...?fid=CLUB13400

Do they really mean the 40K has to be on Asiana? Or can it be on any *A carrier?

[futaris]

You're misreading it:

Achieve 40,000 on-board miles (in any *A carrier)

or

50 qualifying segments on Asiana Airlines

It's much clearer at this link.

[DownUnderFlyer]

Originally Posted by dcmike

On the Asiana site, they currently have this for qualification:



http://us.flyasiana.com/Global/US/en...?fid=CLUB13400

Do they really mean the 40K has to be on Asiana? Or can it be on any *A carrier?

Like in all Star Alliance programs you can fly the miles on any *A carrier. Segments is a different thing, as futaris explained already.

[dcmike]

Originally Posted by futaris

You're misreading it:

Achieve 40,000 on-board miles (in any *A carrier)

or

50 qualifying segments on Asiana Airlines

It's much clearer at this link.

I've seen different wording on other pages. I just think that wording is poor. Especially because below it says this as the old language:

Achieve 100,000 on-board miles or 100 qualifying flights on Asiana/Star Alliance.

So they've clearly removed "Star Alliance" from the new wording.