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global happy traveller Jul 19, 2011 9:50 pm
Originally Posted by DeltaNYC (Post 16759909)
Exactly 58695.54 miles per year traveled, but none of it status miles unfortunately :(
must be the A320neo!

robsaw Jul 20, 2011 3:25 pm
That warp drive would have helped a couple of years ago when my Aeroplan award flight YVR-YYZ-FLL had a change on the YVR-YYZ segment that wasn't reflected in a necessary change in the now leaving-before-arriving connection at YYZ. I did catch it and get it corrected and perhaps Aeroplan/AC would have eventually caught it as well - but I never like to wait with messed up flight schedule/cancellation changes that aren't auto-fixed immediately.

BTW, that YVR-YYZ segment had to be changed to the red-eye to make onward plans work. Yuk, but better than a 40-year layover.

g46r Jul 20, 2011 9:39 pm
Originally Posted by will5404 (Post 16760466)
...unless you opted to save $3 and get no miles! Quite the savings for AC there..
Jet fuel was about 20c/gallon in 1970. You should get a credit for the fuel surcharge that you paid.

Ancien Maestro Jul 20, 2011 9:41 pm
AFAICT.. so far in this thread..

The only thing warp with AC IT, is that its still warped.:)


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