Originally Posted by
FedUp2
Say you are flying on OZ metal on a flight which also happens to be a UA code share (e.g. ICN-SFO). Now if you are a UA Mileage Plus member (Premier Executive or above), you would get 100% bonus miles with a UA flight number, but only the regular miles if you flew on a OZ number.
You are incorrect. UA (and I believe the entire Star Alliance) only goes by the operator of the flight - the flight number has no bearing whatsoever on mileage earning (except for the special Air China exception). Perhaps you're thinking of one of the other alliances?