Massive price discrepancy on Flight passes between US and Canadian sites
I'm looking to buy a 10 credit East Triangle - West USA - Flex flight pass.
On the Canadian site it is $5,553.50 CAD, on the US site it is 5,360.00 USD which is equivalent to $7,000 CAD, so almost $1500 more (or $150 more per segment) OUCH. If I try to purchase through the Canadian site, it throws an error as soon as I log in, because my profile is tied to a US address. Is this just a tax to make up for the 50% AQD waiver (as a US resident)? Does anyone know if it's possible to purchase through the Canadian site or why the USD pricing is so much higher? Thanks! https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...c2fcc3eae7.png https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...f3c64affa9.png |
I live in the USA as well and when I need Canadian flight passes I buy them under my moms aeroplan account.
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I work in the US and have not changed my address on Aeroplan for this exact reason.
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Originally Posted by Cozmo456
(Post 32027065)
I work in the US and have not changed my address on Aeroplan for this exact reason.
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Originally Posted by recreationaltimetraveller
(Post 32028768)
I wonder if I could switch my profile back to a Canadian address and buy the flight pass or if that would raise flags with AC Corporate Security.
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Originally Posted by canadiancow
(Post 32029020)
I'm not sure corp sec would be as interested as loyalty. Your profile says you're SE. I wouldn't try that without being over 20k AQD.
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Originally Posted by recreationaltimetraveller
(Post 32029456)
I'm under 20K which is why I'm using my US address. I guess I should just see it as a tax for only having to achieve 50% AQD.
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I had a similar issue with booking YYZ-LAX RT on UA un J, $1100 USD in the US. $1850 CAD when I switched over to the Canadian site, Had to call in and they forced the booking through
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