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Originally Posted by tensixmom
(Post 31633891)
Also, I have read that on a lot of flights, even though specific seats were chosen at booking, the airlines are known to move people around regularly. Do you find this to be the case often? I just booked a short hop PHX>SNA with a super "cheap" reward ticket (something like 7500 miles each way)- does this change the chances of my getting moved? I did book a seat next to my husband and while it won't kill us to sit apart on a short hop, I would be sort of irritated if we got separated.
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Originally Posted by tensixmom
(Post 31633891)
Also, I have read that on a lot of flights, even though specific seats were chosen at booking, the airlines are known to move people around regularly.
With regard to boarding groups I don't know how they come up with specifics for 6-8 but I feel like by that point it's just a mob of people getting on in the main cabin anyway. |
Originally Posted by tensixmom
(Post 31633891)
Hi,
I have been reading in the other thread about the boarding groups, so I went to the AA website to look them up. My question is, what are groups 6 and 7? There is no explanation listed for them. I suppose I will be in group 5 simply because I have a Citi Business Card With A Really Long Name. Also, I have read that on a lot of flights, even though specific seats were chosen at booking, the airlines are known to move people around regularly. Do you find this to be the case often? I just booked a short hop PHX>SNA with a super "cheap" reward ticket (something like 7500 miles each way)- does this change the chances of my getting moved? I did book a seat next to my husband and while it won't kill us to sit apart on a short hop, I would be sort of irritated if we got separated. Thank you! Group 7 - check in at the kiosk Group 8 - check in with an agent |
Thank you! Sorry, I don't know how to multi quote in this forum.
Apparently I don't know how to quote at all. This was directed at JJeffrey |
Originally Posted by jerseytom
(Post 31634029)
I'm curious - where did you read this? Can't say I've had that happen.
With regard to boarding groups I don't know how they come up with specifics for 6-8 but I feel like by that point it's just a mob of people getting on in the main cabin anyway. Thank you! |
Originally Posted by gateH15
(Post 31634041)
Group 6 - online check in
Group 7 - check in at the kiosk Group 8 - check in with an agent |
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I booked a flight for 2 people using the Barclays $99 certificate. The flight is tonight and I need to cancel. if I just cancel online, will I get a residual amount for use in a evoucher or do I have to call?
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Originally Posted by AAExecPlatFlier
(Post 31631885)
When u fly.
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Can AA Platinum Pro's do a Same Day Confirmed change or even Standby for award tickets.
There's award space BGI-MIA-CLT-CMH with the MIA-CLT and CLT-CMH flights having a 5 hour layover. There's 2 flights in between those that don't have sAAver space but If I could SDC/Standby I would book. |
Strange question:
I booked ORD-DFW, operated by AA, through AS using AS miles. The flight is scheduled to depart at 6:00 am. I am flying F so checked bags are free. If I book a separate flight that arrives into ORD less than 12 hours before that flight departs, is there a way to link the reservation and make it one, so that I can enjoy the benefits of F (free checked bags) on the flight to ORD? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by RAD_PDX
(Post 31636436)
Strange question:
I booked ORD-DFW, operated by AA, through AS using AS miles. The flight is scheduled to depart at 6:00 am. I am flying F so checked bags are free. If I book a separate flight that arrives into ORD less than 12 hours before that flight departs, is there a way to link the reservation and make it one, so that I can enjoy the benefits of F (free checked bags) on the flight to ORD? Thanks! |
Sorry for the perhaps obvious question. How can I see the terms (change fee/cancelation terms, etc.) on AA.com before I buy the ticket? Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Originally Posted by goldmarch
(Post 31637979)
Sorry for the perhaps obvious question. How can I see the terms (change fee/cancelation terms, etc.) on AA.com before I buy the ticket? Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Originally Posted by goldmarch
(Post 31637979)
Sorry for the perhaps obvious question. How can I see the terms (change fee/cancelation terms, etc.) on AA.com before I buy the ticket? Thanks in advance for any advice.
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