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Originally Posted by cheaptom
(Post 31808731)
I have another question about refunds please, if anyone can help with these specifics. First time using AA miles to purchase BA flights TATL. I've always avoided that, but this time I had to due to an inflexible schedule and limited miles. I paid the fuel surcharge to get sAAver award space.
My question is about refunds. Assuming sAAver seats open up on AA metal same itinerary (it's LAX-LHR-FCO), can I re-book onto the AA metal and get the BA surcharge refunded? From what I see, there might be a fee to do this, but it will be worth paying to recoup some of that surcharge. Also,if we pay BA in advance to select our seats, is that part refundable if we switch to AA flights? Thank you. |
Originally Posted by cheaptom
(Post 31808731)
I have another question about refunds please, if anyone can help with these specifics. First time using AA miles to purchase BA flights TATL. I've always avoided that, but this time I had to due to an inflexible schedule and limited miles. I paid the fuel surcharge to get sAAver award space.
My question is about refunds. Assuming sAAver seats open up on AA metal same itinerary (it's LAX-LHR-FCO), can I re-book onto the AA metal and get the BA surcharge refunded? From what I see, there might be a fee to do this, but it will be worth paying to recoup some of that surcharge. Also,if we pay BA in advance to select our seats, is that part refundable if we switch to AA flights? Thank you. |
Originally Posted by wrp96
(Post 31808764)
Yes you can rebook onto AA metal and get the BA surcharge refunded. Somebody else will have to let you know if there is a fee for doing it or not. BA seat fees are not refundable if you voluntarily change off the flight (or to another class of service on the same flight). So I would hold off paying seat booking fees if you are hoping to switch to AA.
Love those upper-deck seats on the BA 388s, but you're right and it makes far more sense to wait. Lots of time. |
Is it a violation of any of AA's terms to do an AAdvantage hold every 5 days as long as the availability is still there? Has this historically been considered considered abuse?
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Hi, I want to buy a Sonos soundbar while I’m the US.
Can I travel with the box as my carry-on? |
Originally Posted by wiivile
(Post 31809585)
Is it a violation of any of AA's terms to do an AAdvantage hold every 5 days as long as the availability is still there? Has this historically been considered considered abuse?
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Originally Posted by Semphyra
(Post 31809671)
Hi, I want to buy a Sonos soundbar while I’m the US.
Can I travel with the box as my carry-on? In part: “Shouldn’t exceed 22 x 14 x 9 inches / 56 x 36 x 23 centimeters (including handles and wheels) Must fit in the sizer at the airport If your items don’t fit in the overhead bin or under the seat, they may need to be checked. There may be additional carry-on bag restrictions at certain airports or on certain airplanes.” |
Originally Posted by Semphyra
(Post 31809671)
Hi, I want to buy a Sonos soundbar while I’m the US.
Can I travel with the box as my carry-on? |
Family traveling from jfk to hkg. Paents in j class, daughter in premium economy, would like to enter flagship lounge as a family. Can we buy a day pass for her? Cost?
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Originally Posted by TandJalliance
(Post 31811792)
Family traveling from jfk to hkg. Paents in j class, daughter in premium economy, would like to enter flagship lounge as a family. Can we buy a day pass for her? Cost?
Also, if either of you have oneworld Emerald or Sapphire status, then you can take one guest. |
Quick question about seats
Brought it up here, but doesn't seem to be a very active thread... https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/31801860-post322.html Regarding the A321 layout. I tend to go to the lav a lot so I actually like the proximity. Last time I was in this config, I booked 22C but found the solid armrests too narrow for my frame so I asked the FA and was able to move to 22B which had an armrest on the left side you could move and the seat was comfortable with it raised. (right side had solid armrest with your tray table) This upcoming flight 22C was taken so I wanted to avoid 22B while 22D and E were both open. Does 22D or 22E have the movable armrests like 22B? I wasn't sure if the seats were 'mirrored' or 'copy/pasted' in layout. |
Switched back to AA this year after several years on UA and just want to be sure: With AA, the checked-bag weight limit is based strictly on class and not on status, so if I'm ExPlat but my upgrade doesn't clear for the first segment, my limit is 50 pounds, right? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by joe_miami
(Post 31814271)
Switched back to AA this year after several years on UA and just want to be sure: With AA, the checked-bag weight limit is based strictly on class and not on status, so if I'm ExPlat but my upgrade doesn't clear for the first segment, my limit is 50 pounds, right? Thanks.
https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/...ht-baggage.jsp |
Nice, thanks. For some reason, the ExPlat part isn't listed on this page:
https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/...age-policy.jsp |
Originally Posted by joe_miami
(Post 31814357)
Nice, thanks. For some reason, the ExPlat part isn't listed on this page:
https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/...age-policy.jsp EXP Executive Pl / Emerald extended baggage / luggage allowance (2018, master thread) |
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