Originally Posted by
Transcon35
...So far, the responses they've gotten back have been along the lines of: 'We have heard nothing about this from UA; but even if we do, we have rules we follow here, and even if UA sends us a letter, we won't be admitting anyone without a regular valid card.' One of agents apparently laughed at the mention of a sticker saying: "Anyone could put a sticker on their card"...
One more wonderful aspect of this merger integration that is either running behind or is hopelessly sub-ideal. I know these things are always messy; but UA seems to be competing to become a Harvard case study.
In good news, this will only really be a pain for those pax that do frequent international traveling. Which is good, because that's really a customer base that the new united isn't attempting to covet. Or, you know, totally pin it's financial future on or anything. Sorted.