Originally Posted by
lsquare
Do you guys normally book your EVA airfare directly from EVA's website?
Unless your trip can't be formulate from the airline's own website, or other reasons, you should always book your flight with the airline directly for your best interest.
Originally Posted by
lsquare
I'm assuming that besides Visa and Mastercard, EVA also accepts AMEX?
Not only does BR accepts AMEX, BR's cobrand credit card is issued by AMEX.
Originally Posted by
lsquare
I'm assuming all services and airfares purchased from EVA's website is coded as airfare or travel?
Why would you say that, i.e. is there any reason why you believe it is not the case?
Originally Posted by
lsquare
Btw, I'll be crediting all of my EVA flights to OZ's program.
That means you will earn literally
NOTHING if you are really booked into V or W.
Originally Posted by
lsquare
With regards to booking basic economy trans-pacific flights, what are the limitations compared to standard economy fares? I'm assuming at least one luggage under 50lbs? What about seat selection?
AFAICT - BR does not offer so-called basic economy. Instead, they are simply the name for discounted economy and full-fare. You will still get all the standard perks.
Originally Posted by
lsquare
For economy trans-pacific flights, how many meals are usually provided? I'm guessing at least two meals so if it's overnight, then it'll be dinner and breakfast? All hot meals?
2 hot meals with 1 small snack. Don't expect a lot about the food even it is a purported 5-star airline.