However when i booked my whole bookings with Qantas 4 months ago. i was given references number for Qantas.. American Airline and United airline. So when i log into AA it worked just fine
Originally Posted by
vargenson
......I called American Airlines in Australia, and they kept saying, "It's on our end," and expressed their apologies for my inability to view my domestic flight booking. They mentioned that there are some issues with the AA website. Then, two weeks later, I called the U.S. number, but they didn’t provide a clear reason for the problem. Instead, they jumped to the conclusion that I should sign up for the American Airlines Advantage program. They insisted that once I sign up, I will be able to view my domestic booking and access other features.
I don't understand why I need to sign up just to see a single flight. It seems as if AA has logged me out of my flight details.....
If you join AAdvantage and phone AA a chance/risk that new frequent flyer number will populate the complete QF-AA reservation over writing your QF ffn. For a 1hr flight
don't take the risk.
From the OP's other thread
I hope this message finds you well! I’m thrilled to be boarding a plane soon to visit the USA.
By the time I start my journey, the entire fleet of Qantas Dreamliners will be back in operation across Australia. I will be flying on a Qantas 787-9 in Economy Class......
You may have a low-cheap fare class that does not include seat selection.
https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/...main-cabin.jsp
For the UA flight is a ffn shown? You will not get QF points, but could get Virgin Velocity VA points