Originally Posted by funtotravel
I have no idea. I don't know all the AA lingo. I am about 99% sure I can dig up the boarding passes. Is the fare basis / ticket designator located on the boarding pass? If so, please tell me where, and I'll get the information for you. Also, if there is a way to find it online for an old flight (Jan and Mar) I could try to get it there for you.
What is wiki?
Thanks
funtotravel and
AA-Platinum, thanks. The boarding passes will have the class of service, and, assuming that you were on an e-ticket, they will also have the ticket number, a 13-digit number starting with 001. You can enter that number at
www.refunds.aa.com (as if you were starting a refund transaction), and at the following screen it will show the ticket details, including the fare basis. If there's a ticket designator, it will be part of the fare basis and will be the letters after a "/".
The FlyerTalk AA Wiki is an increasingly useful resource (it's being built) on all that's undocumented or poorely documented at AA.com -- and it's at
http://www.flyertalk.com/wiki/index....rican_Airlines . Take a look, and submit your knowledge!