brp

Hyatt says that this is "all about Chase," but I agree that it seems reasonable that there was some sort of collusion here to make these take longer than usual even though Chase, theoretically, has no stake in these bookings.

Cheers.

obunewbie17

I just got some credited and backdated as well. March 13th and 19th.

rhg247

Me too. The HDA miles seem to be flowing again.

sty730

Update 3/28 - Hyatt Double Accrual from February and March just posted (backdated); unfortunately, this means that the one from February misses out on Loyalty Points.

brp

It should not miss out as it happened during the "double dip" period. Our January and February stays contributed to LPs, as expected. if this doesn't get sorted in maybe a week, I'd call.

Cheers.

econ

Still waiting for a few stays to post from mid-March. Really annoying that they are taking so long to post, especially when they’re backdated so I don’t even get the full 12 months contribution towards upgrade priority.

Alex_I

My AA miles/ and LPs from March 20-23 and March 23-24 Hyatt stays posted last night.

Dr Jabadski

Good to read that this problem has been resolved correctly for some people. Unfortunately I'm not one of them, still no joy for me.

My missing Hyatt Dual Accrual miles started on Feb 1st, middle of ski season and this year I changed my ski lodging, which often includes my most expensive stays, from Hilton to Hyatt. My estimate is ~ 6,000 missing Hyatt Dual Accrual miles, not an insignificant amount.

MarkOK

My mid March stay (check out on the 21st) finally just posted as well.

Dr Jabadski

I’m (still) bummed. It’s now been a month since I initially noticed this problem and discussed it with both Hyatt and AA, 10 days since last contact with agents for both companies. Bupkis so far; past (missing) miles not posted, miles for 4 stays in the past month (since reporting the problem) not posted.

Last conversation with AA the rep did say something to the effect of “we’ll make sure you get your miles even if we have to credit customer service miles manually” so I’m not concerned about the number of miles, I could well end up with more miles than deserved. But I’m a partially-obsessive perfectionist*, in part based on a career in a profession with little room (and zero tolerance) for errors so I’d much like to see the process for posting these miles restored to proper function.

(* Uncertain if “partially-obsessive perfectionist” is redundant . Certain that few people, if any, would want a doctor (or fly with a pilot, my main hobby) who isn’t at least “partially-obsessive perfectionist.” )

obunewbie17

I wouldn't say it's redundant, but idk if you can be partially obsessed and a perfectionist at the same time . However, I'm going along with the spirit of the message and you're dang right. I want my doctor to be a partially-obsessive perfectionist!

Sorry about the points though

njvandy

Nearly all of my Hyatt stays (14 of 15) from 2022 have now posted to my AA account, backdated to seemingly random dates in February and March which bear very little resemblance to when the stays actually occured. I also got an email from WOH letting me know that they verified all these details with AA.

Being something of a partially obsessed perfectionist myself, I followed up about the one missing stay, which is a grand total of 161 miles/LPs. WOH asked me to contact AA, which is quite annoying, as WOH is much easier to deal with and was able to resolve this without involving AA so far. I haven't decided if it's worth the effort to write up an email to AA customer service over 161 LPs. Then again, I just took the time to write an FT post about it...

Dr Jabadski

Still bupkis since Feb 1 for me. Now 9 stays and over 5,000* missing miles. (All my recent AA flights have been award flights so I don’t know if Hyatt points would post for $$$ spent on AA.)

I’ve discussed by phone with AA Executive Liaison Team (team of about a dozen who always answer their phone in person within 3 rings) and by email with my MHC, each about every 10 days for the past 6 weeks. AA always says “we’ve contacted the team who does that, they’re working on it, should be fixed within 2 weeks”. Last time at least the rep said “if it doesn’t get fixed soon we’ll just credit customer service miles, we want to make sure you get what you should get.” MHC has asked me to (re)link the accounts a few times and often writes “Again American Airlines has told us these miles are posting your AA account they are just not showing in your World of Hyatt account.”

(*Thanks again to Hyatt for the outstanding Healthcare Friends and Family rate which explains 8 stays/20 nights only generating about 2500 $$$ and miles. 9th stay was an expensive ski resort Residence Club.)

GNRMatt

I noticed that my Hyatt accrual for AA flights just randomly stopped after October 2021. Anyone else seen this? Should I contact AA or Hyatt to fix this?

Dr Jabadski

Excellent questions, you’re not alone although October is earlier than others with the same problem. Wish I had the answers.

Update: For my last 3 Hyatt stays, check-out dates after April 6, the correct # of Hyatt Dual Accrual miles posted on the morning of the SECOND Tuesday after checkout (compared to the first Tuesday after checkout until this problem started). Still missing miles for 7 stays with checkout dates between February 1st and April 3rd.

More calls to the American Advantage Executive Liaison Team at HQ, 10 and 3 days ago. Now at least they’ve said (admitted, confessed) they’ve had a problem with it. 10 days ago they credited me with Customer Service Bonus miles. They’re still waiting for a listing from Hyatt (now fully 2 months after they supposedly requested it).

Additional emails with MHC. She’s emailed “I will ask my manager the best way to post this now that the bonuses are again being added to your account.” and (a week ago) “I have added the points to your World of Hyatt account necessary to create a points to miles transfer for the x,xxx missing AA miles.” The next day my Hyatt activity displayed “Bonus Points Bonus yy,yyy May z, 2022” and “Points to Miles Conversion -yy,yyy May z, 2022” with yy,yyy being exactly 2.5 x x,xxx. No corresponding activity on AA activity. (I’d just as soon keep the x,xxx Hyatt points, arguably more valuable than yy,yyy - 2.5 times as many - AA miles. )

I suspect that this is all related to changes associated with AA’s change to Loyalty Points.