Question: Why can you do OLCI from some airports and not others?
Jun 4, 2012, 4:42 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Programs: AC *E, SPG Plat, Hertz
Posts: 73
Why can you do OLCI from some airports and not others?
Always been curious about this...
I see the OLCI (on-line check in) list of airports includes some really small locations, but some other places with 3-4 direct AC flights a day (MSP for example) you can't do OLCI (nor can you use the online missing mileage form from Aeroplan... linked I'm guessing to the fact that you can't OLCI).
Any ideas what governs whether you can or can't check in online?
I see the OLCI (on-line check in) list of airports includes some really small locations, but some other places with 3-4 direct AC flights a day (MSP for example) you can't do OLCI (nor can you use the online missing mileage form from Aeroplan... linked I'm guessing to the fact that you can't OLCI).
Any ideas what governs whether you can or can't check in online?
Jun 4, 2012, 5:03 pm
#2
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Ottawa, Canada
Programs: UA 1K 1MM, AC, VIPorter, Marriott LT Plat, HH Diamond
Posts: 368
Always been curious about this...
I see the OLCI (on-line check in) list of airports includes some really small locations, but some other places with 3-4 direct AC flights a day (MSP for example) you can't do OLCI (nor can you use the online missing mileage form from Aeroplan... linked I'm guessing to the fact that you can't OLCI).
Any ideas what governs whether you can or can't check in online?
I see the OLCI (on-line check in) list of airports includes some really small locations, but some other places with 3-4 direct AC flights a day (MSP for example) you can't do OLCI (nor can you use the online missing mileage form from Aeroplan... linked I'm guessing to the fact that you can't OLCI).
Any ideas what governs whether you can or can't check in online?
Jun 4, 2012, 7:16 pm
#3
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: On the Road
Programs: Air Canada Aeroplan, Delta SkyMiles, Southwest Rapid Rewards
Posts: 486
Really brings into focus that the "seamless travel" crapola that the PR hacks threw out in droves 15 years back when *A began to this day remains a load of crock.