AABOS ? Would this count? Thanks
Jan 21, 2004, 10:08 am
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AABOS ? Would this count? Thanks
I have a March SFO to BOS to SFO that I know will count. I am looking at booking SFO to BOS to AUA and back AUA to BOS to SFO. Would this second ticket count towards fulfilling the AABOS award? Please advise. Thanks
Jan 21, 2004, 11:13 am
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Yes, it should count. A round trip counts if it includes two non-stop BOS-CA segments, regrdess if there were other segments in the same itinerary.
Jan 21, 2004, 11:41 am
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Thank you.
Jan 21, 2004, 10:50 pm
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I really hope this is right. I called AA asking if ORD-MIA-JFK-LHR return would qualify. 2 agents said no, 2 said yes. No because I must originate in CA, NY, or FL... but you are originating in FL so I guess your fine if that agent was right.
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Jan 22, 2004, 7:07 am
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Actually I start and end in SFO. If I get the voucher that is great. I feel comfortable with this. Thanks
Jan 22, 2004, 10:52 am
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Well the rules say:
"Qualifying Round Trips: Round-trip travel is defined as two one-way trips on nonstop flights between the designated cities, booked in a single reservation under one ticket number. To qualify, the round trip must depart from and return to the same city or co-terminal. A maximum of one round trip is permitted per reservation."
While you can argue it either way, I would agree that the better reading is that your routing qualifies.
"Qualifying Round Trips: Round-trip travel is defined as two one-way trips on nonstop flights between the designated cities, booked in a single reservation under one ticket number. To qualify, the round trip must depart from and return to the same city or co-terminal. A maximum of one round trip is permitted per reservation."
While you can argue it either way, I would agree that the better reading is that your routing qualifies.