Last edit by: canadiancow
APRIL 26 2020
Post 182 https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/32327089-post182.html
Contains screen shots of all of the detailed T&C on the Travel at Home Promo as per this Aeroplan link
https://www.aeroplan.com/travelathome.do
If you find that something in this version does not match any info you have, please post updates.
Discussion of how some terms were retroactively modified on April 23/24:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/32322298-post179.html
Post 182 https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/32327089-post182.html
Contains screen shots of all of the detailed T&C on the Travel at Home Promo as per this Aeroplan link
https://www.aeroplan.com/travelathome.do
If you find that something in this version does not match any info you have, please post updates.
Discussion of how some terms were retroactively modified on April 23/24:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/32322298-post179.html
Travel at Home - Reach Air Canada Altitude status without leaving home
#1
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Travel at Home - Reach Air Canada Altitude status without leaving home
Just received the email... https://www.aeroplan.com/travelathome.do#/

This opens up interesting possibilities.
As an Air Canada Altitude member, you can earn towards a higher Altitude status.
Between April 20 and May 31, 2020, when you earn Aeroplan Miles, you can earn Bonus Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM) and more - including the potential for a one-time Altitude status upgrade up to Altitude Elite 75K.*
The more Aeroplan Miles you earn, the more bonuses you get.
Example: If you're an Altitude Elite 50K member and you earn 250,000 Aeroplan Miles during this offer, you'll receive a total of 4,500 (1,500 + 3,000) Bonus AQM, 20 eUpgrade Credits, $1,000 Bonus Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD) and a one-time status upgrade to Elite 75K
Between April 20 and May 31, 2020, when you earn Aeroplan Miles, you can earn Bonus Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM) and more - including the potential for a one-time Altitude status upgrade up to Altitude Elite 75K.*
The more Aeroplan Miles you earn, the more bonuses you get.
Example: If you're an Altitude Elite 50K member and you earn 250,000 Aeroplan Miles during this offer, you'll receive a total of 4,500 (1,500 + 3,000) Bonus AQM, 20 eUpgrade Credits, $1,000 Bonus Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD) and a one-time status upgrade to Elite 75K

This opens up interesting possibilities.
Last edited by jasdou; Apr 20, 20 at 8:16 am Reason: Added the table
#3
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Use an Aeroplan credit card.
You'll be able to earn Aeroplan Miles on your everyday purchases including grocery, drugstore and home entertainment.
Don't have a card? Apply today and the Welcome Bonus will also count towards helping you and a loved one reach Air Canada Altitude status at home*.
You'll be able to earn Aeroplan Miles on your everyday purchases including grocery, drugstore and home entertainment.
Don't have a card? Apply today and the Welcome Bonus will also count towards helping you and a loved one reach Air Canada Altitude status at home*.
#7
Join Date: Mar 2016
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Posts: 1,441
#8
Join Date: Mar 2016
Programs: AC SE
Posts: 1,441
#9
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Join Date: Feb 2015
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For those thinking of churning Aeroplan cards to rack up some miles, note the following from the T&C:
So, open up all the new cards you want, just make sure you wait until 1/1/21 to cancel them.
I was thinking the same. Then I looked at the T&Cs and found something interesting:
canadiancow , here are some MM-eligible bonus miles! 
Before I saw that, I was figuring there was no way in heck I would do this, but if I can find some tickets that look worth booking on points, this might actually incentivize me to transfer over some Amex MR.
4.Anti-gaming: if you acquire an Aeroplan credit card and cancel it before the end of 2020, return any eStore transaction or any other mileage reversal, Air Canada reserves the right to remove any Bonus Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM), Bonus Altitude Qualifying Dollars (AQD), eUpgrade Credits and/or Status adjustments you may have received through this Offer. Similarly, Aeroplan reserves the right to remove any Aeroplan Miles you may have earned through this Offer.
3. Altitude Super Elite 100K and Elite 75K Status Members who earn 250,000 Aeroplan Miles during this Offer and registered will receive 25,000 Bonus Aeroplan Miles that count toward Million Miles recognition.

Before I saw that, I was figuring there was no way in heck I would do this, but if I can find some tickets that look worth booking on points, this might actually incentivize me to transfer over some Amex MR.
#10
Join Date: Aug 2017
Programs: Air Canada A35K, Bonvoy Platinum
Posts: 169
Amazing, I've never had airline status before but I should be able to get the 25K with this by transferring points
looking forward to joining the club (even if it is at the lowest tier). Two MLL passes are awesome.
I've never had eUp credits before, what can you do with 20 of them?

I've never had eUp credits before, what can you do with 20 of them?
#13
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Join Date: Feb 2015
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Amazing, I've never had airline status before but I should be able to get the 25K with this by transferring points
looking forward to joining the club (even if it is at the lowest tier). Two MLL passes are awesome.
I've never had eUp credits before, what can you do with 20 of them?

I've never had eUp credits before, what can you do with 20 of them?
Basically, you have to already have Altitude status to qualify for the ability to earn the AQM/eUps/etc. If you have no status, all you're eligible for is the 25K status for earning 50K points.
I would hope they would give us at least 12 months to use them, if not more.
#15
Join Date: Aug 2017
Programs: Air Canada A35K, Bonvoy Platinum
Posts: 169
You can't double-dip. The T&C say "This Offer cannot be combined with the Travel at Home & Earn a Higher Altitude Status Offer. For greater clarity, an Eligible Participant who receives Altitude Prestige 25K status through this Offer cannot participate in the Travel at Home & Earn a Higher Altitude Status Offer."
Basically, you have to already have Altitude status to qualify for the ability to earn the AQM/eUps/etc. If you have no status, all you're eligible for is the 25K status for earning 50K points.
Basically, you have to already have Altitude status to qualify for the ability to earn the AQM/eUps/etc. If you have no status, all you're eligible for is the 25K status for earning 50K points.