JOON & SkyTeam FF Programmes
Oct 29, 2017, 5:35 am
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Rome
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JOON & SkyTeam FF Programmes
I have a return CDG-TXL flight in December which I now see will not be AF metal, but JOON.
Despite trawling the internet and sending AF an enquiring message (no reply), anyone here know if JOON flights will be considered like any other AF flight as regards accumulating points and qualifying flights for MilleMiglia members like me (and other SkyTeam programmes)?
Despite trawling the internet and sending AF an enquiring message (no reply), anyone here know if JOON flights will be considered like any other AF flight as regards accumulating points and qualifying flights for MilleMiglia members like me (and other SkyTeam programmes)?
Oct 29, 2017, 7:20 am
#2
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Paris, France
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I would tend to say yes, as for the moment, all Joon flights are exclusively marketed as AF flights in a kind of franchise agreement and not as code share. So it’s like the CDG-DUB flights operated by WX which are under AF franchise and not marketed under WX code. This could change if, in the future, if the flights are also marketed under JN code.
But, of course, we can expect some problems with some partners. At least DL has made it very clear that JN flights are eligible for Skymiles accrual (see at the bottom screenshot below). I don’t know for other Skyteam partners.
But, of course, we can expect some problems with some partners. At least DL has made it very clear that JN flights are eligible for Skymiles accrual (see at the bottom screenshot below). I don’t know for other Skyteam partners.
Last edited by Goldorak; Nov 13, 2017 at 2:47 pm
Nov 13, 2017, 2:44 pm
#3
Join Date: Oct 2017
Location: Singapore
Programs: Delta DM, SQ Silver, Marriott Plat, Hotels.com Gold
Posts: 25
Yes they are! I confirmed with Delta and reported some more details in this thread: AF Changed my Ticket to Joon... MQM Earning
Sep 27, 2018, 9:10 am
#4
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: French based in PRG, CDG.
Programs: AZ Executive (STE+) - FB Silver (STÉ)- Lounge Key
Posts: 143
Hello,
I just learned that PRG will switch from AF to Joon on 31.3.2019, just at the time when I will reach the STE+ level...
As I understood, SkyPrio / lounge and all Af perk apply even the Miles accrual chart, even the same fare policy (49 EUR for Mini fare...).
Still, as funny it can sounds, are they really considering to skip the included Medium haul on-board food AF clients used to have and replace it by a BoB offer, even for STE+?
Are they at least upgrades for STE+ ? Not sure that the "Millenials" targeted are frequents flyers, so will J be empty?
Thanks
I just learned that PRG will switch from AF to Joon on 31.3.2019, just at the time when I will reach the STE+ level...
As I understood, SkyPrio / lounge and all Af perk apply even the Miles accrual chart, even the same fare policy (49 EUR for Mini fare...).
Still, as funny it can sounds, are they really considering to skip the included Medium haul on-board food AF clients used to have and replace it by a BoB offer, even for STE+?
Are they at least upgrades for STE+ ? Not sure that the "Millenials" targeted are frequents flyers, so will J be empty?
Thanks
Last edited by catsniper75; Sep 27, 2018 at 9:17 am
Sep 27, 2018, 9:31 am
#5
Join Date: May 2017
Location: LYS
Programs: FB Plat
Posts: 438
1) Apparently yes. We had no previous reports on medium-haul Joon flights giving free food to STE+.
2) It is safe to assume that upgrades on Joon flights will work the same as in Air France flights: only when Y is oversold.
2) It is safe to assume that upgrades on Joon flights will work the same as in Air France flights: only when Y is oversold.