Question: AC/AP flight history
Jun 10, 2022, 2:55 am
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AC/AP flight history
Just wondering if there is a possibility to check your flight history online with AC/AP?
Trips that I took more than 7yrs ago, I have deleted my emails so just wondering if its somewhere online.
Nothing really important but I just like to have them in my Tripit app. Years ago I used BlackBerry Travel and had all my history there.
Trips that I took more than 7yrs ago, I have deleted my emails so just wondering if its somewhere online.
Nothing really important but I just like to have them in my Tripit app. Years ago I used BlackBerry Travel and had all my history there.
Jun 11, 2022, 6:12 pm
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@BRAISKI, many years ago, when we had an official AC presence on the board, one of the AC reps was able to request and e-mail me a copy of my flight history from Aeroplan, which went back quite a ways. Somewhere around 2000-2003 for individual flights, and before that, monthly totals. If you were flying a ton back then, those might not do much for you, but as I was relatively FOTSG, they were reasonably helpful.
I'd suggest trying to contact Aeroplan via the web form and asking whether they could provide you something similar.
You could also potentially file a PIPEDA request, but that would likely be a hassle, capture a lot of extraneous data, and generally be a poor return on time invested. So I'd suggest going the first route first.
Apr 11, 2024, 7:17 pm
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Getting ancient Aeroplan travel history?
I've had a bit of time on my hands, and so was trying to put together my travel history. Is there any hope in getting old flight records from Aeroplan (eg 20 years ago?), even if I have to pay, give up a couple of points?
Old threads here suggest 'IT system sucks, no way no how'. But then again, if AC can calculate my million miler history, then there's hope?
Thanks
Old threads here suggest 'IT system sucks, no way no how'. But then again, if AC can calculate my million miler history, then there's hope?
Thanks
Apr 11, 2024, 7:22 pm
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I've had a bit of time on my hands, and so was trying to put together my travel history. Is there any hope in getting old flight records from Aeroplan (eg 20 years ago?), even if I have to pay, give up a couple of points?
Old threads here suggest 'IT system sucks, no way no how'. But then again, if AC can calculate my million miler history, then there's hope?
Old threads here suggest 'IT system sucks, no way no how'. But then again, if AC can calculate my million miler history, then there's hope?
Unless @BRAISKI or someone else has actually tried it, not sure there's anything new relative to what I said upthread a couple years ago:
No, definitely not; 2 years max.
@BRAISKI, many years ago, when we had an official AC presence on the board, one of the AC reps was able to request and e-mail me a copy of my flight history from Aeroplan, which went back quite a ways. Somewhere around 2000-2003 for individual flights, and before that, monthly totals. If you were flying a ton back then, those might not do much for you, but as I was relatively FOTSG, they were reasonably helpful.
I'd suggest trying to contact Aeroplan via the web form and asking whether they could provide you something similar.
You could also potentially file a PIPEDA request, but that would likely be a hassle, capture a lot of extraneous data, and generally be a poor return on time invested. So I'd suggest going the first route first.
@BRAISKI, many years ago, when we had an official AC presence on the board, one of the AC reps was able to request and e-mail me a copy of my flight history from Aeroplan, which went back quite a ways. Somewhere around 2000-2003 for individual flights, and before that, monthly totals. If you were flying a ton back then, those might not do much for you, but as I was relatively FOTSG, they were reasonably helpful.
I'd suggest trying to contact Aeroplan via the web form and asking whether they could provide you something similar.
You could also potentially file a PIPEDA request, but that would likely be a hassle, capture a lot of extraneous data, and generally be a poor return on time invested. So I'd suggest going the first route first.
Apr 11, 2024, 7:54 pm
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Thanks Adam Smith
It took a while to find the Aeroplan web form (the "feedback" link redirects to a "say hello to the transformed Aeroplan program" page), and the "let us know" page had the General Concerns > Aeroplan > Other drop-down. Will try that before I email [email protected].
It took a while to find the Aeroplan web form (the "feedback" link redirects to a "say hello to the transformed Aeroplan program" page), and the "let us know" page had the General Concerns > Aeroplan > Other drop-down. Will try that before I email [email protected].