Earn Your Wings - Fourth Edition
 

http://earnyourwings.aircanada.com/

Anyone wanna have some fun? :cool:

Drunk Cargo and I plan on dominating again :p

i want in i want in i want in!!!

Wait... the badges listed are the same as v3. I hope they change, since I gave away the winning itinerary for that :\

Most likely not interested...With the recent major devaluation of SE benefits i don't see the point of spending dozens/hundreds of hours suffering in Y.

I was among the top 25 during EYW1 and thought that was a really fun promotion (which encouraged me to spend a few extra $k, but this doesn't seem nearly as tempting.

Cool, I'm in the top 10!! :D:D
Cow, have you been monitoring this site on a daily basis? ;)

Hey - I'm in 11th spot (likely the highest I shall ever be!!)

Actually Drunk Cargo messaged me about it. I hadn't been paying attention.

I can't recall this being part of last year's T&C's: Cow & DC, I don't recall how much you made last year but there is a cap this year!

Once again, thank you very much for the heads up communication AC! I am NOT going to cancel & re-book the INTL ticket I booked two days ago if that is your intention of not communicating ahead of time. :td:

On the second page, but also, likely the highest I shall ever be!!

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/newre...ply&p=24693883

Yes, there was a cap last year too.

That was in the terms last time.

Why did I book my flight for today yesterday and not today!

time to use up all my AC Gift Cards now :)

What was the cut line for Top 20 last year?

I would second that at least 100X :mad:

They have three options:

1. Announce it ahead of time, but keep the booking window as is. This defers revenue as people hold bookings until the window opens. I assume they don't want this.
2. Include previously booked flights. This is rewarding you for something you would have done anyway, which I assume is also not something they want.
3. Announce it the day the booking window opens. This ensures that they're only rewarding people who may have been enticed to book by the promotion.

I understand the frustration, but I also understand why they chose option 3. Their goal, in every promotion, seems to be to get you to book flights you wouldn't have otherwise booked.

I think it was around 60k? I can't quite recall.

I'm updating my algorithm to run on the latest flight schedules so I can see if a similar itinerary will work as last time.