"My s.o. (since 1980!) and Household Account partner (since the beginning of the BAEC-NA in 1992!) passed 705 points but has NOT been able to collect SILVER as she has only one BA WT+ and two BA CLUB trans-atlantic flights within the 12 months. All other points/flights are with AA.

I know, it's in the T&C, but really!!"

The 4 flight requirement was quite clearly mentioned in the old Ts and Cs ( which should still apply to you since you would be renewing under the old rules I assume ) . If it's just 1 flight short, why not just take a domestic qualifying flight to meet the criteria?

With 705 credits worth of flying , would she have reached the 50,000 mile requirement for qualifying for Platinum on AA anyway?

Given that the rules said 4 flights on BA were needed, I don't see the issue tbh. If your loyalty is to another airline why should BA give you status?

Dave

[This message has been edited by Dave Noble (edited 08-13-2003).]