Total Miles Accumulated ?
Jan 23, 2010, 1:44 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: 'Sauga
Programs: AC Elite
Posts: 38
Total Miles Accumulated ?
Hi everyone,
With the articles as of late on total miles accumulated, and the movie Up in the Air, I was curious as to what I've accumulated in total miles. So I login to my aeroplan account and scoured the entire site but can't seem to find a way to find my total miles.
I joined in Sept 2000 and I only see the past 2 years.
How are people keeping track of their total miles? is it that they're never using their miles?
Just curious how many miles I've accumulated since 2000.
Thanks
With the articles as of late on total miles accumulated, and the movie Up in the Air, I was curious as to what I've accumulated in total miles. So I login to my aeroplan account and scoured the entire site but can't seem to find a way to find my total miles.
I joined in Sept 2000 and I only see the past 2 years.
How are people keeping track of their total miles? is it that they're never using their miles?
Just curious how many miles I've accumulated since 2000.
Thanks
Jan 24, 2010, 3:27 am
#4
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Join Date: Sep 1999
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Programs: OWEmerald; STARGold; BonvoyPlat; IHGPlat/Amb; HiltonGold; A|ClubPat; AirMilesPlat
Posts: 38,186
You must contact AC/AE directly to request this information. They keep all activity but break it down into AC-only actual flight miles, AC-only COS and other bonuses, other airline partner miles (including COS), other partner miles and in those cases of us old-timers, your CP earnings too.
Note that some US carriers, like AA, accept all miles earned from any source towards their lifetime Gold (1 million) and Platinum (2 million) and not sure what for ExecPlat. UA only accepts UA flight miles, as did AC when it offered lifetime. I personally only consider actual flown miles and COS as a legit measure...hotels, car rentals, credit card points and other such earnings just don't cut it in the real world!
Note that some US carriers, like AA, accept all miles earned from any source towards their lifetime Gold (1 million) and Platinum (2 million) and not sure what for ExecPlat. UA only accepts UA flight miles, as did AC when it offered lifetime. I personally only consider actual flown miles and COS as a legit measure...hotels, car rentals, credit card points and other such earnings just don't cut it in the real world!
Jan 24, 2010, 8:23 am
#5
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Jan 24, 2010, 1:33 pm
#6
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Body in Downtown YYZ, heart and mind elsewhere
Programs: UA 50K, refugee from AC E50K, Marriott Lifetime Plat
Posts: 5,132
The CEO of the company I work for said once (a long time ago) that he had AC Elite for life. He had accumulated 1 million status miles. He flew (and still does fly) paid J only. In my 11 or so years at the company, I don't think he's ever been booked on a C or Z fare.