AS SEA-EWR codeshares gone?
Oct 27, 2021, 12:53 pm
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 112
AS SEA-EWR codeshares gone?
Hi all - I travel frequently between the Seattle and New York areas so I was of course thrilled at the dual partnerships with both B6 and AS. In September I flew AS 714 (SEA-EWR) as an AA codeshare.
I just went to book the same flight for 11/7 and it's no longer listed as a codeshare. In fact there are no SEA-EWR AS Codeshares listed at the moment for that date or a few weeks into the future. Has this route been discontinued as a codeshare?
It's a must for me to do this route as a codeshare at the moment since I'm going for the $2,000 EQD challenge to keep my EXP status, and according to the chart you only get a fraction of the EQD's if the flight is marketed by AS.
Any insight here would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Daniel
I just went to book the same flight for 11/7 and it's no longer listed as a codeshare. In fact there are no SEA-EWR AS Codeshares listed at the moment for that date or a few weeks into the future. Has this route been discontinued as a codeshare?
It's a must for me to do this route as a codeshare at the moment since I'm going for the $2,000 EQD challenge to keep my EXP status, and according to the chart you only get a fraction of the EQD's if the flight is marketed by AS.
Any insight here would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Daniel
Oct 27, 2021, 2:11 pm
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Washington, DC
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Posts: 3,205
I don't see it listed as a codeshare on EF, either for the EWR-SEA nonstop or some random connections in SEA to other destinations (some codeshares are limited to certain city pairs).
Oct 27, 2021, 11:47 pm
#3
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: YYF/YLW
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To be clear here: on an AS-marketed flight, you get a fraction of the miles flown as the EQDs. AAdvantage doesn’t know how much you spent on your AS ticket, so they use the fare class-based mileage multiplier instead. It’s not uncommon for the EQDs on a partner flight to work out to be more than the actual fare paid.
Oct 28, 2021, 2:21 pm
#4
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 112
To be clear here: on an AS-marketed flight, you get a fraction of the miles flown as the EQDs. AAdvantage doesn’t know how much you spent on your AS ticket, so they use the fare class-based mileage multiplier instead. It’s not uncommon for the EQDs on a partner flight to work out to be more than the actual fare paid.