andryas

Yes, but you do it as if you are booking for someone else. Retype your name and input the FF information manually. I found this easier than being a guest (I can use my saved CC information)

ISTFlyer

As far as I understand, the OP has already booked the ticket so the first 3 options don't apply for him. Otherwise, the first option is the most legitimate.
Option 4 might apply but we still don't know if he had used benefits like choosing MCE seats, requesting upgrades, etc...

Mwenenzi

What is intent of doing this? Why?
Hope to get a benefit of AA status when crediting the flight to the AS ffp?

Dave Noble

The OP seems to be asking about how to make the booking, not that there the booking has been made ; Of course, will have to accept that the benefits of EP do not apply

If the booking has been made, then can phone and replace/add the other scheme's FF number (assuming not an award booking) as long as no benefits of EP status have been used

ISTFlyer

If so, your previous post completely applies. Another and safer idea would be to open AA.com on an incognito tab to avoid any issues with cookies and book it over there. Of course, without logging in to the AAdvantage account.

I am not 100% sure how AA's system works, but as a reminder, some other airlines do not honor miles when you change your FFP from the airlines' own FFP to another partner FFP even though if you have your partner FFP on your boarding pass.An example for this case is United.

Dave Noble

So - if you book on Egyptair and have a Singapore number in booking , remove it and then add a United FF number, United will not credit miles?

I am not aware of any OW programme that has such a restriction and am very surprised that such a restriction could be applied

ISTFlyer

It's the opposite, once you linked your MP account with the reservation and at a later stage change it with a non-UA FFP #, the miles would go to United.
Of course, when you change your FFP from MS or SQ to UAMP, the miles go to United MileagePlus.

Qatar Airways Privilege Club is one of them. I think it's QR's system that triggers the issue rather than an unwritten restriction.

Once you entered your QRPC # or a QR booking, the only way to get those miles credit to another OW partner account is closing your QRPC account. Many people who were shifting to BAEC from QRPC tried this and they failed, such as some members who've joined the QRPC program just for the extra flexible destination changes got their miles credited to QRPC unless they deleted their account.

econ

Well I hope AS isn't one of them. I am in a situation that is kind of opposite to what the OP is asking.

I have an AS flight coming up that I booked while logged into my AS account, but entered my AA number during booking, and it clearly shows my AA number when pulling up my reservation. (when booking an AS flight, there's a drop down to select one of several FFPs, even when logged in to ones AS account)

Anyone else have experience with getting AS flights credited to other FFPs in this situation?

Perhaps that is not unusual, but a couple of years ago I once checked-in to an SQ flight with my UA (*G) FFN so that I could get into the lounge, but then had the gate agent switch it to my SQ FFN just before boarding (since the fare class that I was on had a poor UA earning rate). The flight was ultimately credited to SQ as I had desired.

ISTFlyer

To clarify I was mentioning;
UA MileagePlus number on UA metal 016- stock tickets issued by United.

ElmhurstNick

Fine, but I want MCE at ticketing from my BA Silver status. And until the new web site, it was perfectly acceptable to not associate the person flying on the ticket with the Advantage number.

So if I want to get an award ticket for a relative to come visit me (e.g. I'm not flying), how do I do that now?

econ

When you book an AA award on their website, you can simply clear out your personal info and then enter the details (including FFN for multiple programs, like BA) for whomever you are booking the award for.