Oct 14, 2013, 4:55 pm
Last edit by: NewbieRunner
Update 08APR2014: Star Alliance Awards must have been booked by March 30, 2014. They are no longer available through US. This thread is mostly useful for historic purposes, and discussing issues such as schedule changes/route changes that affect FTers existing *A awards booked before 3/31/2014.
Discussion on using US miles to book oneworld awards is available here.
If you are looking for discussion on US's new partner awards that use various partners not in oneworld (many of whom are former *A partners), see the devoted thread on using US miles to book NON-oneworld partners here.
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Update 07JAN14: American Airlines award tickets bookable online on usairways.com or through reservation.
Please see the devoted thread on using US miles to book AA here.
Discussion on using US miles to book oneworld awards is available here.
If you are looking for discussion on US's new partner awards that use various partners not in oneworld (many of whom are former *A partners), see the devoted thread on using US miles to book NON-oneworld partners here.
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Update 07JAN14: American Airlines award tickets bookable online on usairways.com or through reservation.
- Award travel must be wholly on American Airlines or a combination of American Airlines and US Airways.
- American Airlines awards cannot be combined with any of our current partner.
- American Airlines award travel chart (PDF)
Please see the devoted thread on using US miles to book AA here.
Star Alliance Award Bookings Using US Airways Miles - FAQ and Help Thread [MERGED]
Feb 18, 2015, 7:58 pm
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 184
Star Alliance Award Bookings Using US Airways Miles - FAQ and Help Thread [MERGED]
Just completed my last star alliance trip using US Airways, South African, Egyptian & Turkish airlines. First time on the latter two - will definitely be giving Turkish future business as the experience was fantastic; as for Egyptian, well I can say they got me to my destination on time, but that's about it.
Only hitch at all was the initial US Airways checkin where the agent couldn't seem to comprehend how I didn't have to pay to check bags given my itinerary but got a manager to allow it "this one time"...
Only hitch at all was the initial US Airways checkin where the agent couldn't seem to comprehend how I didn't have to pay to check bags given my itinerary but got a manager to allow it "this one time"...
