<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by QF WP:
From my understanding, I would have simply written it as follows:
"Cabin class bonus
A Cabin class bonus is awarded on eligible Qantas Business and First fares. The bonus is applied to the base Economy accrual rate:
10% for World Taveller Plus (BA premium economy cabin)
25% for Business fares, and
50% for First fares"
But whom am I against the smartest marketers and legal team in Australian aviation.
Seems they need to go back to simple English explanations. As my mother keeps saying (who is famous for correcting speech and grammar), the KISS principle always works.
[This message has been edited by QF WP (edited 07-03-2003).]</font>
This is confusing when they include the term "Qantas".
They should have written something like
"A Cabin class bonus is awarded on eligible fares on eligible OW flights. The bonus is applied to the base Economy accrual rate:
10% for World Taveller Plus (BA premium economy cabin)
25% for Business fares, and
50% for First fares"
They then could have defined seperately eligible faresand eligible OW flights.
Also see
here
Edited to fix coding twice
[This message has been edited by michaelblain (edited 07-03-2003).]
[This message has been edited by michaelblain (edited 07-03-2003).]