Are US Air Flights still fully credited on Thai?
Mar 3, 2014, 9:09 am
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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Are US Air Flights still fully credited on Thai?
Last year, all US Air Flights, regardless of booking class were 100% credited to Thai Air Miles.
Now they changed the Star Alliance Airline Booking Class Codes Chart which does not very clearly say what is and what not. It only mention : US Airways (US) J/ P (Upgrade Classes) 100%. Nothing more. Actually on top it says:
If your ticketed booking class is not included in this chart, for example Y,B,M in Economy Class, then you will earn full mileage according to the class of service flown.
I sent 2 emails to Bangkok ROP member service and ask them to clarify.Its almost 2 weeks ago, and I have not heard from them.
Now they changed the Star Alliance Airline Booking Class Codes Chart which does not very clearly say what is and what not. It only mention : US Airways (US) J/ P (Upgrade Classes) 100%. Nothing more. Actually on top it says:
If your ticketed booking class is not included in this chart, for example Y,B,M in Economy Class, then you will earn full mileage according to the class of service flown.
I sent 2 emails to Bangkok ROP member service and ask them to clarify.Its almost 2 weeks ago, and I have not heard from them.
Mar 4, 2014, 3:30 am
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Yup, and a recent TG flight saw the checkin agent having troubles putting in my wife's US# (I used my UA# for status perks). We were promised that everything would be properly entered prior to departure.... uh, yeah.
Now we're looking at crediting to UA after the fact because US demands the actual BP and we're in Asia and there's that pesky deadline of March 30 is quickly approaching.
Now we're looking at crediting to UA after the fact because US demands the actual BP and we're in Asia and there's that pesky deadline of March 30 is quickly approaching.