Aeroplan points for Jet Airways on Air Canada
Aug 28, 2015, 2:08 pm
#31
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From Aeroplan site
For travel on Air Canada code-share flights operated by airlines that are not Star Alliance members (Jet Airways, Middle East Airlines,SriLankan Airlines,Etihad Airways,Aer Lingus and Central Mountain Air), Aeroplan Miles can only be earned when flights are booked, ticketed and sold by Air Canada and the ticket has an Air Canada 4-digit code-share flight number.
https://www3.aeroplan.com/static/pdf.../AC_TCs_EN.pdf
Aug 28, 2015, 2:17 pm
#32
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Aug 28, 2015, 2:21 pm
#33
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Look it's not that complicated, but as far as code share/ metal / ticket issuer to clarify further
From Aeroplan site
No miles on those airlines, even if on AC metal, unless ticket issued by AC
https://www3.aeroplan.com/static/pdf.../AC_TCs_EN.pdf
From Aeroplan site
No miles on those airlines, even if on AC metal, unless ticket issued by AC
https://www3.aeroplan.com/static/pdf.../AC_TCs_EN.pdf
From your quote, let me bold the important part.:
For travel on Air Canada code-share flights operated by airlines that are not Star Alliance members (Jet Airways, Middle East Airlines,SriLankan Airlines,Etihad Airways,Aer Lingus and Central Mountain Air), Aeroplan Miles can only be earned when flights are booked, ticketed and sold by Air Canada and the ticket has an Air Canada 4-digit code-share flight number.
The poster is talking about an Air Canada operated flight. You're referring to a completely different scenario that the poster was not inquiring about.
AC operated flights (subject to the appropriate fare class) will always earn Aeroplan miles regardless of the Marketing/Code Share carrier.
Aug 28, 2015, 2:41 pm
#34
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Apparently it is complicated and basic reading comprehension is a lost skill.
From your quote, let me bold the important part.:
For travel on Air Canada code-share flights operated by airlines that are not Star Alliance members (Jet Airways, Middle East Airlines,SriLankan Airlines,Etihad Airways,Aer Lingus and Central Mountain Air), Aeroplan Miles can only be earned when flights are booked, ticketed and sold by Air Canada and the ticket has an Air Canada 4-digit code-share flight number.
The poster is talking about an Air Canada operated flight. You're referring to a completely different scenario that the poster was not inquiring about.
AC operated flights (subject to the appropriate fare class) will always earn Aeroplan miles regardless of the Marketing/Code Share carrier.
From your quote, let me bold the important part.:
For travel on Air Canada code-share flights operated by airlines that are not Star Alliance members (Jet Airways, Middle East Airlines,SriLankan Airlines,Etihad Airways,Aer Lingus and Central Mountain Air), Aeroplan Miles can only be earned when flights are booked, ticketed and sold by Air Canada and the ticket has an Air Canada 4-digit code-share flight number.
The poster is talking about an Air Canada operated flight. You're referring to a completely different scenario that the poster was not inquiring about.
AC operated flights (subject to the appropriate fare class) will always earn Aeroplan miles regardless of the Marketing/Code Share carrier.
On flight ticketed by Non *A code share partner, AC miles not earned even if on AC metal.
Think about it, if ticketed by non-*A carrier there is no linkage to Aeroplan or agreement, so no way to credit miles. They have no legal, business arrangement or connection so miles can't be credited
Ticketing has to be by AC to get the miles
Aug 28, 2015, 2:48 pm
#35
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Aug 28, 2015, 2:50 pm
#36
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Non *A code share partner, but AC metal, miles only earned if ticketed by AC and has valid AC code share flight number.
On flight ticketed by Non *A code share partner, AC miles not earned even if on AC metal.
Think about it, if ticketed by non-*A carrier there is no linkage to Aeroplan or agreement, so no way to credit miles. They have no legal, business arrangement or connection so miles can't be credited
Ticketing has to be by AC to get the miles
On flight ticketed by Non *A code share partner, AC miles not earned even if on AC metal.
Think about it, if ticketed by non-*A carrier there is no linkage to Aeroplan or agreement, so no way to credit miles. They have no legal, business arrangement or connection so miles can't be credited
Ticketing has to be by AC to get the miles
Aug 28, 2015, 3:03 pm
#37
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if you buy from Jet, their fare rules apply, I looked at their site, you get 'Jet' miles for the flight. But as they are not *A no miles for AC or other code share partners
Aug 28, 2015, 3:10 pm
#38
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From my deep dive into the rules, on a code share route, if not *A code share it comes down to who sells the ticket, if it's AC you get miles for the AC metal part of the flight. If jet sells it, you get Jet miles ( per their site)
Aeroplan/Altitude do not list them as millage partner so no miles on their metal or tickets.
But hey who knows maybe there is another Aeroplan AC rules/limitation/clause lord knows they have enough of them
Aug 28, 2015, 4:40 pm
#39
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Aeroplan points for Jet Airways on Air Canada
In my experience the ticketing airline is irrelevant in this scenario, AC will accept the AE number and credit the miles even when booked and sold as 9W flight. The ticketing airline has nothing to do with submitting miles when the flight is operated by a *A carrier.
Aug 28, 2015, 5:16 pm
#40
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Do you actually understand what 'AC metal' means? If it's operated by Jet Airways, that is not AC metal...that's Jet metal.
AC6007 is an AC marketed flight on Jet metal. Again, not the scenario the poster was inquiring about.
Quote:AC6007 is listed as 'direct flight' operated by Jet ( per AC web site ) , if ticket purchased on AC , you get AC miles for portion on AC metal
if you buy from Jet, their fare rules apply, I looked at their site, you get 'Jet' miles for the flight. But as they are not *A no miles for AC or other code share partners
if you buy from Jet, their fare rules apply, I looked at their site, you get 'Jet' miles for the flight. But as they are not *A no miles for AC or other code share partners
Aug 28, 2015, 9:44 pm
#41
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So what about the whole 014 stock thing... if it is purchased via Jet, it isn't 014 stock. So from what you are saying, only the metal counts for AE miles and AQM, regardless of where it is purchased, correct?
Aug 28, 2015, 9:59 pm
#42
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Ticket stock for AC operated flights is irrelevant. For AC code shares operated by Jet (or Middle East Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Etihad Airways, Aer Lingus and Central Mountain Air), it must be 014.
Aug 29, 2015, 3:28 am
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