Originally Posted by
YLU FF
The question is, will this information be made available to AP members or will people just log in one day and see that they've lost a few thousand points? The former seems seems only fair but then this is AP we're talking about, right? Also, it might stretch the limits of the IT guys who are already taxing the limits of their abilities
Well, I've heard that this info will somehow be conveyed to AP members, but whether it is in a timely and accurate fashion waits to be seen. AA presents you with the following info (from my little used account), perhaps AC could attempt to emulate???
Mileage Summary
Summary Date: Oct 2007
Program to Date Miles: xx,xxx
YTD Elite Qualifying Points: x
YTD Elite Qualifying Miles: x
YTD Elite Qualifying Segments: x
Miles subject to Expiration: xx,xxx
Upgrade Account Balance: x
Total Available Award Mileage + xx,xxx
Of course, the big difference is with AA the "miles" only expire if the account has no activity for 18 months, the individual "miles" aren't date-stamped and are valid forever if there is activity. AP will need to have a much more complex expiration "display" to cover both the "activity" expiry and the "time-stamp" expiry.