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Air Canada Million Mile Master Thread Wiki

*** For the time being, please post any wiki requests as a regular post and allow yyznomad to manage the wiki. Please and thank you.

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It is long overdue that this Million Miler master thread got a wiki. This thread was started by Catch, who first reported receiving his/her Million Miler kit from Air Canada.
Seeing how the same questions get asked repeatedly over the last eight years, I put together as much information as possible. Of course, the Million Miler program is a fluid beast and with newly minted Million Milers as we go along, this wiki will be updated to reflect such changes and program updates.

In the past, several former and extremely valuable contributors to the AC FT forum, as well as current contributors, have lobbied Air Canada for a Lifetime recognition program.

Beginning in 2010, this program came to fruition. As per Andrew Yiu, a former valued FT contributor (under a different handle) and now Air Canada Executive and a former FT AC lurker:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew Yiu

As I had previously mentioned in the post on 2010 top tier benefits as well as during SE events, Air Canada will start recognizing customers who have demonstrated long term loyalty to Air Canada by flying significant amount of status miles on Air Canada operated flights including regional carriers such as Jazz since the inception of the Air Canada top tier program. Those who qualified for this program will be contacted directly by AC in the coming weeks as the mailing of the packages are not done in one batch; so if you didn't get anything yesterday, don't assume you didn't qualify. The number of members that qualified is extremely small relative to the overall membership base hence the details of the program are communicated directly with those who qualified and not communicated in a press release (as some of you have suggested). As for the core benefits of the program, the first post gave some pretty good description of it.

As to those who accused us of 'poor communication' 'embarassing communication day', members who qualified for this would have been contacted with a nicely presented package and again only very small group of customers qualified for this.

And without further adieu, the MM FAQ.

- yyznomad

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Air Canada Million Mile Lifetime: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q0: When did the Million Mile Lifetime program rollout?
Q1a: Where can I find my Million Miler Lifetime AQM total?
Q1b: Where can I find my historical Million Miler Lifetime AQM activity/flights?
Q2: Which types of AQM counts toward Million Miler Lifetime AQM?
Q3: What do I get when I reach Million Miler nirvana and when will I get my MM package?
Q4: What Privileges do I get as a Million Miler?
Q5: When I become a 2MMer, what is the process for gifting Lifetime status to another person?
Q6: How many Air Canada Million Mile members are there?
Q7: How do Air Canada Million Mile Lifetime members compare to other programs?
Q8: Does/can the front-line staff and crew have the ability to distinguish between a 1MM vs. 2MM vs. 3MM vs. etc?
Q9: What additional benefits does a Million Mile Lifetime member receive?
Q10: What are the PIL codes for MMers?
Q11: Which FTers are Million Mile Lifetime members?

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Q0: When did the Million Mile Lifetime program rollout?

The program was quietly rolled out in 2010 at around the same time this thread was started. There was no press release. There was no blast to members. Only those who had achieved MM status based on the requirements were communicated with directly.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew Yiu

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Q1a: Where can I find my Million Miler Lifetime AQM total?

In your Altitude account (not Aeroplan), there is a special section labeled with a small "Million Mile Member" just underneath the "Priority Rewards Available" section.

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Q1b: Where can I find my Million Miler Lifetime AQM total?

When the program was launched in late 2010/early 2011, there was an email in which members could use to retrieve a list (Excel spreadsheet) of historical flights that went towards MM status.
This email is no longer in use by Air Canada. At this time, there is no officially known method in which an Altitude member can retrive a list of historical flights.

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Q2: Which types of AQM counts toward Million Miler Lifetime AQM?

From Air Canada:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air Canada Altitude

Fly more than one million Lifetime Altitude Qualifying Miles on eligible flights operated by Air Canada and you'll become part of this distinguished group. AQMs which are eligible for this program are those earned on flights operated by Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge and its regional affiliates (such as Air Canada Express) since 1988.

Additionally, AQMs earned as a bonus for purchasing Business Class fares, or in conjunction with the purchase of an Air Canada Unlimited Flight Pass, will count towards this program. Note that all other AQMs, including those earned for travel operated by the Star Alliance member airlines, do not qualify.

In other words, you need to fly on Air Canada operated metal (Mainline, Rouge, regional affiliates, etc.) with fare classes that earn AQM including Class of Service Bonus (COS), where applicable, or purchase a UFP (Unlimited Flight Pass) which accrues monthly flat rate AQMs (varies depending on fare category of the UFP - typically 10,000 AQM/Flex/month, 15,000 AQM/Latitude/month, 20,000 AQM/Business/Month, etc.).
Anything else, including AQM promotional bonuses, other AQM bonuses, Benefit package AQMs as part of flight pass purchases, flying other airline metal on Air Canada 014 ticket stock, etc., do not qualify.
Those who had status with CP had their relevant miles grandfathered as Lifetime miles.

Please note that AQS/segments do not count towards Lifetime status. There is currently no AQD requirement for Lifetime status.

Having said that, this is no easy feat given the strict requirements.

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Q3: What do I get when I reach Million Miler nirvana and when will I get my MM package?

The Million Miler packages have changed over time.

Once crossing over the 1MM threshold, you may receive an email acknowledging the achievement.
Your Altitude page should reflect 1MM shortly thereafter (depends on sweeps but can be as fast as a week but YMMV)
The MM package has been reported to be received approximately a few weeks following the MM threshold crossing, but again, YMMV.

Newly minted 1 Million Mile members typically get a scale model aircraft with the base engraved with your name along with the Million Miler designation. Prior to Dreamliners entering service with Air Canada, members received a model 777 aircraft. Since 2014/2015, new Million Mile members have received Air Canada Dreamliner models.
You will receive new luggage tags and a new member card reflecting the current status you are at (that is, no lower than E50K from that point onward) which include the Million Miles logo (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.).
Additional eUpgrade credits are given.

Some members, at different MM levels, have reported receiving in-person celebrations courtesy of Air Canada at the airport after arriving from a flight that brought them over an MM threshold, in-flight recognition from the SD regardless of cabin, surprise recognition and gifts in the MLLs, etc.

Two Million and Three Million+ Milers have also anecdotally received various gifts, which have varied over the years.
Gifts may include additional eUpgrade credits, a selection from a list of gifts that have included items such as Bose products, jewellery, gift cards with significant value, etc.

It is certainly exciting to become a Million Mile member!

The most recent information is courtesy of 24left:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/30121386-post3296.html

Quote:

Originally Posted by 24left

Ooooooh, Fedex package arrived today........

Very exciting.

First thing you see inside the box

When you open the top, there is this

Then there is the multi-folded package. It has a very nice letter signed by Calin and Ben, along with these.

Yes, a huge thanks to my awesome friend @gabdusch who had the creative talents to make sure these cards had my "name"

Oooooooh

Ok, I'm excited now. It's Fin 801, the "first born". I flew her 4 years ago on my first ever flight to Tokyo HND.

Yes, I will take the time to assemble and let you all know how that worked out.

(sma)
.

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Q4: What Privileges do I get as a Million Miler?

One Million Miles

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air Canada Altitude

Your Altitude status will never fall below Elite 50K

Two Million Miles

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air Canada Altitude

Your Altitude status will never fall below Elite75K, and that of a friend, will never fall below Elite 50K

Three Million Miles

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air Canada Altitude

Your Altitude status will never fall below Super Elite 100K, and that of a friend will never fall below Elite 50K

Four Million Miles+

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air Canada Altitude

Once you reach Four Million Miles, your Altitude status will never fall below Super Elite100K. The status of your previously nominated friend will never fall below Elite 75K. Keep flying to receive greater, additional recognition.

Five Million Miles
???
As of this initial wiki entry, there is only one known Five Million Miler.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-...ion-miler.html

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Q5: When I become a 2MMer, what is the process for gifting E50K Lifetime status to another person?

In your Altitude account, there will eventually be a link that allows you to nominate your E50K Lifetime status beneficiary.
Your beneficiary must have an Aeroplan account as their name and Aeroplan number is required, along with requisite contact/address information.
Once submitted, they will receive their package within several weeks.

Please note that this is the one and only beneficiary you will pick as they will receive this status for life. Pick wisely!
Furthermore, if you become a Four Million Mile member, then your beneficiary gets a boost from E50K Lifetime up to E75 Lifetime.

Your beneficiary will then be listed under the Million Mile member program details:

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Q6: How many Air Canada Million Mile members are there?

Air Canada has not officially published numbers on this.

Anecdotally, there is only one (1) Five Million Miler, John Segatti (this information is public, so don't get all wound up about publishing the member's name). This was achieved in December 2016.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-...ion-miler.html

The number of Four Million Milers is not known, although there will be one FT contributor who will reach this milestone shortly. This cohort would be definitely miniscule.

There is most likely no more than 50 Three Million Milers.

The number of Two Million Milers is unknown, although it is generally accepted, anecdotally, that it is much more rare than the ubiquitous One Million Miler.

The number of One Million Milers is anecdotally "large", but in the context of all members, this cohort is relatively small.

Here is a quote from @diddy; who did a somewhat reasonable Fermi estimate as of September 2018:

Quote:

Originally Posted by diddy

These are always fun exercises. There has not been so far any way to know for sure. We can make a reasoned guesstimate, and I know this has been done on FT in the past. Including some who flame. Whatever. United forum did a MM roll-call thread in 2007 and came up with 300+ MM after 5 years of the thread (!) to 2012. It looks now like closer to double that in the posts since. I did not count. Based on this thread there are about 600+ 1MM. About 80 2MM and 20+3MM. Including one poor chap at 17MM. That is in a country with three major international carriers.

Assumptions:
1. A minority of these people would be on FT.
2. Those that are on don't always post. I am super guilty of this.
3. The AC and UA ratios are even remotely similar, given Canada's lower population but longer travel distances and only one major international carrier.
4. Other threads here have estimated / had apparent information from Andrew Yiu that there are about 10,000 SE's and 35,000 people with status below SE annually.
5. Based on my frequent AC travel and bag tag gazing. Full disclosure : I am a newly minted AC2MM.
Based on this I will put forth the following:
1MM ~ 1250
2MM ~ 150
3MM ~ 20

Consider pot re-stirred.

diddy

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Q7: How do Air Canada Million Mile Lifetime members compare to other programs?

There are several members in the 10MM+ Lifetime range with several American carriers, for example. There is someone in the 17MM range.
So in perspective, Air Canada Million Mile members have a lot of catching up to do!

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Q8: Does/can the front-line staff and crew have the ability to distinguish between a 1MM vs. 2MM vs. 3MM vs. etc?

Somewhat. The PIL only identifies a passenger as a "Million Miler" or "Multi-million Miler", it does not distinguish between different MM tiers. But they know if you're 1MM or 2+MM
The status section of your boarding pass simply shows "MM" or "MM+"
For eUpgrade priority, MM+ is above MM within a given tier (the eUpgrade thread/wiki has more details)

It is possible that an AC employee may notice your MM tier off of your luggage tag, as this does happen from time to time. You might even be engaged in conversation with an AC employee who might inquire about which MM tier you are in.

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Q9: What additional benefits does a Million Mile Lifetime member receive?

The "ACMM" designation under the Remarks section of your boarding pass (small) stub. Anecdotally, this will start appearing on your boarding pass approximately a few weeks after reaching the milestone.
Image courtesy of 24left
Higher status priority for eUpgrades than non-MM counterparts (i.e. SE MM trumps SE, E50K MM trumps E50K, etc.)
Higher onload list priority than non-MM counterparts as per above.
Your MM status will be on the PIL. See Q10.
Occasional recognition by the SD in J and sometimes in Y (typically this means that during J meal orders, they may acknowledge your MM status, and in Y, the SD may occsionally approach you mid-flight and thank you for your loyalty as a MMer)
As a Super Elite MM, your are at the top of the meal order taking protocol ahead of non-MM SEs (notwithstanding VIPs)

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Q10: What are the PIL codes for MMers?

50K shows as E; 50K MM shows as EM
75K shows as D; 75K MM shows as DM; 75K 2+ MM shows as DT
SE shows as SE; SE MM shows as SM; SE 2+ MM shows as ST
VIP shows as X; VIP MM shows as XM; X 2+ MM shows as XT

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Q11: Which FTers are Million Mile Lifetime members?

The current roll call thread can be found here.

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Summary of AC Million milers

* For all questions regarding the Million Mile Lifetime Program, please refer to the FAQ WIKI in this thread: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-...nition-ac.html

* When posting your MM tier and year/month achieved, please only post current information, not future information. Only your current information will be included in the wiki.

** If you are posting an associated year and/or month, please do so with the following priority of roll call information:

The year and/or month you know you CROSSED the threshold. This information takes priority in the roll call list.
- If you are not sure when you crossed a threshold, then the year and/or month in which you first found out that you crossed an MM tier. This could either be by email, at the airport because some agent told you, you see your BP has ACMM remarks for the first time, you get an email from Air Canada congratulating you, you received your kit in the mail, etc.

If your spouse/partner has crossed the threshold, you may add them to the list by indicating "Spouse/partner of (insert your handle)"

If you are aware of a former poster who is unable to post their information, you may add them.

1M
Number of new 1MM names listed per year

acysb87 (2010)
jimmac (2010)

IluvSQ ( went over in 2010, paperwork issued 2011)
NordsFan (March 2011)
yyzgigi (March 2011)
Stanbury (2011)
InTheAirGuy (Over Thunder Bay, AC 177 YEG-YYZ, November 30, 2011)
YVR guy 2011

Allvest (August 2012)
Mustang Sally (Dec 2012 IST-YYZ)
Cozmo456 (2012)
alphadawg (2012)

sweden05 (May 2013)
Argonaut1000 (June 2013)
ridefar (Sep 2013)
Dorian (2013)
Shareholder (2013)
Academic (Didn't keep track, probably around 2013-14). Does this mean I'm not obsessive enough?

margarita girl (Feb 2014 YYZ-LGA)
Isotopist (Feb 2014)
bluenose77 Mar 2014
x-gator Apr 2014
fin 645 May 2014
The Winger Aug 2014
theFlyingScotsman1996 Sep 2014
grumbler (Sep 2014)
ACSE2004 (Oct 2014)
LockheedElectra (2014)
yyz_atc_qq (2014)
Woodland Creature (2014)
jsfrSE (2014)
Montrealer (2014)
Snowgoose (2014)

canopus27 (May 2015)
Podge (June 2015)
Stiff (7/22/2015)
catgirl (September 27, 2015)
Wings 100 (Sep 2015)
GJS - yow Oct 2015
lcohen999(October, 2015 YWG-YYZ)
visitor (2015?, maybe 2014)
grp57 Dec 2015
Livyer (2015)
bluejeans 2015
SYM 2015

YEG ex Executive Platinum Jan 2016, AC008
K22 (Feb 2016)
ACflyerDE Mar 2016
Binflyin (March 3, 2016)
MannyR Mar 2016
Tomvancouver (June 2016)
AC Fan Aug 2016
Sveiks Sep 2016
Wind Nov 2016
lespoir Nov 2016
South Shore Nov 2016
yvrflyr 2016
ulyparis 2016

Mamau (January 2017)
Needle Hill (March 11, 2017, ~400 miles NE of YYZ on the way to Haneda)
Ziptie (June 2017)
spouse of YYC traveler (October 2017)
j_the_p (October 2017)
boxterturbo (Nov 2017)
DK.Flyer (Nov 2017)
traacs (December 2017)
Bartolo (2017)

father of Bonaventure (Jan 2018)
Aspan (Jan 2018)
jlisi984 (Feb 2018)
AskTravis (Mar 2018)
roadracer (Mar 2018)
Mozzarella (May 2018)
aionesu (May 2018)
LeisureMiler (June 2018)
24left (July 2018)
Rushfan1 (July 2018)
PB53x11 (September 2018)
DNAwizard (October 2018)
Run&Fly (March 2018)
krayZpaving (Dec 10, 2018)
kraftdinner (Dec 22, 2018)
YULforever 2018

SteadyAT (Jan 2019)
RZR (Feb 2019)
Tubby200 (Feb 2019)
MaxFlying (Mar 2019)
Herpayvr (April 2019)
jebby_ca (May 2019)
jethro288 (May 2019)
cydf_global_flyer (May 2019)
tracon (May 2019)
jeffypop75 (Sep 2019 YYZ-LHR)
Easternwind74 (Sep 2019 GRU-YYZ)
Chowtime (AC8888 Sept 26, 2019 YXY-YVR)
mikeyyz (Oct 2019 DXB-YYZ)
RUTHLESS (Oct 5 2019)
GI_Guy (Nov 2019 YLW-YYZ)
Jayman (nov. 2019 TPE-YVR)
Peter_yyz (Nov 2019, EWR-YYZ)
KetoStan (Dec. 2019)
Zhuyan22 (Dec. 2019)
Mishkin Berteig (Dec 2019 YYZ-YVR)
Commie (Dec 2019 YYZ-YVR)

YVRMAN (Jan 2020)
Seat13F_AC_CRJ (Feb 2020 DUB-YYZ)
canadiancow (May 20 2020 Travel At Home)
yowcat (June 2020 Travel At Home)
D582 (July 2020 YVR-YYZ)

EdmFlyBoi (Oct 2021 YUL-YYC)

dinotoon (Jan 2022 HNL - YVR)
Adam Smith (Apr 2022 GRU-EZE)
YVRtoYYZ (May 2022 CYYZ-RJAA)
SearsTower (Sep 2022 YXE-YVR)
politico_pk (Nov 2022 BOS-YYZ)
HometoYYZ (Dec 2022 NRT-YYZ)
ride2much (Feb 2023 FRA-YYC, AC849)
vernonc (Mar 2023 YYZ-ICN)
300rwhp (march 2023 LGA-YYZ)
markoaleks Jun 2022
TTC900Rocket (July 2023 - YUL-GRU on AC96)
Cloud Lounger (July 2023 - KEF-YYZ - AC915)
yvr76 (Sept. 2023, YHZ-YVR)

ksm06 (Jan 2024, YYZ-FRA AC842)
Yhztraveller (April 2024)

2M
Number of new 2MM names listed per year

2MM_Guy (2MM Aug 2012)

farmerbrown (2MM Aug 2013, 1MM Aug 2010)

Fiveft20 (2MM 2014, 1MM 2010)

Plumber (2MM May 20, 2015, 1MM on June 13, 2009)
yyznomad (2MM Sep 2015, MM Feb 2013)

JoePendleton (2MM 2016, 1MM 2011)
Vasbyte (2MM 2016)
LAman (2MM in November 2016, 1MM in August 2010)
ghellman (2MM 2016, 1MM 2010)
Dave0823 (2MM late 2016, 1MM with inauguration of the program). Now retired!

AC MMSE (2MM in 2017, 1MM in 2012)
ABW 2MM Nov 2017, MM Jul 2011

YYZHRE (2MM Jan 2018, 1MM 2014)
BlondeBomber (2MM June 2018, 1MM 2010)
diddy (2MM in October 2018, 1MM in September 2013)
yvrhab (2MM Dec 2018, 1MM 2010)
SE Flash (2MM Dec 2018, 1MM 2011)
RoadWarrior60_13
Wpgjetse
5MM

Wand (2MM Apr 2019 LAX-YYZ, 1MM July 2011)
skybluesea (2MM May 2019, 1MM 2012)
Stranger (2MM Sept 2019, 1MM July 2011)
drumbo (2MM Oct 2019, 1MM Feb 2012)
ac777 (2MM Oct 2019, 1MM Aug 2010)

acysb87 (2MM 13JAN 2020, 1MM 2010)

The Lev (2MM July 2021, 1MM March 2012)
Travellin_man (2MM Mar 2022, 1MM 2012)
NordsFan (2 MM 30OCT 2022, 1 MM 31MAR 2011)
Mstrople (MM in 2014, 2MM Dec 2022 LYS-YUL)
lcohen999(2MM May 7th 2024 YYZ-DEN, 1MM October, 2015 YWG-YYZ)

3M
Number of new 3MM names listed per year

YEG_SE4Life (3MM Dec 2016, 2MM Sep 2013, 1MM Jan 2010)
SoundAdvice (3MM Mar 2016)

Parnel (3MM 2017)
YOW3millionmiles (3MM Dec 2017, 2M Nov 2012, MM ~2008)

waymar (3MM 2018)

meltedmarshmellow (3MM May 2019, HND-YYZ)
lallied (3MM June 2019, 2MM 2014)
Plumber (3MM on May 4, 2020; 2MM on May 20, 2015; 1MM on June 13, 2009)

4M

5M

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Dec 13, 2023, 7:48 am

#136

The Lev

FlyerTalk Evangelist

Join Date: Mar 2005

Location: YYZ

Programs: AC*SE 2MM

Posts: 16,706

Adding my congrats foothills county flier . You'd think that at 3MM they would manage to be a little more aware; but I'm not surprised.

Dec 13, 2023, 8:25 am

#137

Plumber

Join Date: Jan 2009

Location: YOW

Programs: AC-SE100K, AC-3MM, Marriott- LT Titanium, SPG RIP

Posts: 2,963

Quote:

Originally Posted by foothills county flier

I didn’t get a celebration on board for cross 3mm on my flight from Miami to Vancouver 10 days ago.

Woah! Well done! Congratulations!

Welcome to the 3MM Club!!

Dec 13, 2023, 12:41 pm

#138

foothills county flier

Join Date: Mar 2023

Location: Foothills County, Alta

Programs: Westjet, Air Canada 3MM, Best Western, Marriott

Posts: 227

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlondeBomber

Congrats on 3 MM foothills county flier!

Still not many of that level around yet!

thank you

Dec 13, 2023, 12:43 pm

#139

foothills county flier

Join Date: Mar 2023

Location: Foothills County, Alta

Programs: Westjet, Air Canada 3MM, Best Western, Marriott

Posts: 227

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plumber

Woah! Well done! Congratulations!

Welcome to the 3MM Club!!

Thanks!

Dec 13, 2023, 12:50 pm

#140

foothills county flier

Join Date: Mar 2023

Location: Foothills County, Alta

Programs: Westjet, Air Canada 3MM, Best Western, Marriott

Posts: 227

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Lev

Adding my congrats foothills county flier . You'd think that at 3MM they would manage to be a little more aware; but I'm not surprised.

Not with the current manament team. They are clueless.

Dec 16, 2023, 1:11 pm

#141

yyznomad

FlyerTalk Evangelist

Join Date: Feb 2004

Location: YVR

Programs: AC SE 2MM; UA MP Premier Silver; Marriott Bonvoy LT Titanium Elite; Radisson; Avis PC

Posts: 35,280

Quote:

Originally Posted by foothills county flier

Not with the current manament team. They are clueless.

AC also messed up my 2MM gift too.

Let us know what your 3MM gift is/well be.

Dec 16, 2023, 8:54 pm

#142

foothills county flier

Join Date: Mar 2023

Location: Foothills County, Alta

Programs: Westjet, Air Canada 3MM, Best Western, Marriott

Posts: 227

Quote:

Originally Posted by yyznomad

AC also messed up my 2MM gift too.

Let us know what your 3MM gift is/well be.

I received a choice of gifts,(took pen), 100 eupgrade pts, 2 J tickets anywhere in the world and some spending $$ for my trip.

Dec 17, 2023, 4:44 pm

#143

Travellin_man

Join Date: Mar 1999

Location: Ottawa, Canada.

Programs: AC*SE 2MM, Marriott*Plutonium Lifetime, other stuff

Posts: 488

Quote:

Originally Posted by yyznomad

AC also messed up my 2MM gift too.

Did you get a resolution? I got nothing at 2MM save some upgrade credits, and have had radio silence even on requests asking if there is any other recognition to the SE e-mail address.

On one hand I don't want to seem entitled, on the other, it is a little annoying when others are getting recognition versus my chopped liver....

TM

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Dec 17, 2023, 5:51 pm

#144

Bravada04

Join Date: Dec 2007

Location: Canada

Posts: 1,519

Same for me (initially) when I crossed 1MM on a TCON flight in Y.

When I figured I had passed the physical distance, I got up and asked for a bottle of Y Prosecco, and I explained why. To their credit, the cabin crew were excited and awesome, and every time they passed me by another bottle of Y Prosecco was passed over to me

Little things like that do make a difference.

Yup. But you had to tell them to do that. I couldn't do that

Dec 17, 2023, 7:06 pm

#145

markoaleks

Join Date: Jan 2020

Posts: 38

When I passed a paltry 1MM level

I told the SD as she was taking dinner orders as I was in J- that the YYC to YYZ leg would take me over the threshold ( was inspired by some posts on this thread )
Result- Nada- nothing - not sure she even registered what I was telling her

All is good with me, am no diva, but it shows the overall inconsistency in many phases of the AC experience ...... don't get me started on the free bevy/snack for SE too

Dec 18, 2023, 12:00 pm

#146

Symmetre

Join Date: Jun 2010

Location: YYG

Programs: airlines and hotels and rental cars - oh my!

Posts: 3,023

@foothills county flier ... 3MM ... your poor sod.

Dec 18, 2023, 1:54 pm

#147

Stranger

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Join Date: Jun 2003

Location: YYC

Posts: 23,848

Quote:

Originally Posted by Travellin_man

Was there ever a gift when passing 2MM?

Dec 18, 2023, 2:00 pm

#148

foothills county flier

Join Date: Mar 2023

Location: Foothills County, Alta

Programs: Westjet, Air Canada 3MM, Best Western, Marriott

Posts: 227

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stranger

Was there ever a gift when passing 2MM?

Yes.

Dec 18, 2023, 3:45 pm

#149

BlondeBomber

Original Member

Join Date: May 1998

Location: Canada

Programs: AC SE 2MM, HH Dd, SPG; IC Pl/A; AA; DL

Posts: 14,335

I got a pair of noise cancelling Bose earbuds at 2MM. Think you could get either full headset or the earbuds--I use them still and not just for flying!

Thanks to SE4Life for the original heads up--I was about to throw away the free headphone certificate at the time.

Dec 18, 2023, 3:56 pm

#150

Stranger

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Join Date: Jun 2003

Location: YYC

Posts: 23,848

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlondeBomber

I got a pair of noise cancelling Bose earbuds at 2MM. Think you could get either full headset or the earbuds--I use them still and not just for flying!

Thanks to SE4Life for the original heads up--I was about to throw away the free headphone certificate at the time.

You are, so did I, I had forgotten all about this...