Originally Posted by
JAT74L
I'm a bit thick - could you explain this 80-120TP's thing a bit more please?
When booked as a BA codeshare the flight will book in to a business fare class and earn business TP's, although in a 2-class AA domestic plane you will travel in first class (as there is no business).
However if booked under the AA code on a 2-class aircraft, you will be booked in to a first fare class and earn first TP's.
For 3-class AA aircraft, you will be booked in business whether under the BA or AA code.
Originally Posted by
LondonElite
When you book a business class itinerary that involves AA flights in the US, you need to choose flights that have a two-class service (economy and first). This way you get booked into first (earning higher TPs). If you book a trans-con that has three classes (economy, business, and first) you are booked into business and earn less TPs.
As per above, the flights in question booked under a BA code will earn 40+40 TP's. Booked under the AA code earn 60+60 TP's.