Originally Posted by ralphs (Post 29345459)

Would I be able to use a BXP1 to upgrade a segment and then credit that segment to BA?

Originally Posted by mvoight (Post 29343709)

If booking on aa.com, it can be in your profile.

Originally Posted by chrisremo (Post 29353782)

That's true, but it's because the BE number is associated with your online account, not intrinsically your AA number. Your AA number being on a reservation in no way guarantees or even makes it likely that your BE number will be added. (I say this fairly confidently, having experienced all possible combinations of this many times.)

Originally Posted by mvoight (Post 29354785)

No, it is because there is an option in the Aadvantage profile to add the BE number to your AA profile.. So, it is there whenever books on aa.com after I have added the number to their profile.
The only flight not automatically getting the BE credit have been the ones NOT booked on AA.com, or booked before I added the number to a specific AA profile.
The BE site, does have the option to put the AAdvantage number for the travelers in your company. You get the automatic credit when you add the BE acct number into their AAdvantage profiles

Originally Posted by mangoMan (Post 29339605)

I just found a couple flights didn't post that my wife (business owner) and son (employee) took that were paid for using Citi TYP points. They earned miles, but no Business Extra points. I tried submitting a credit request but it tells me "Ticket Number entered is not valid for Business Extra Credit" when I hit 'submit'. This was an AA flight (SFO-JFK) and was even upgraded using a BXP1. Do I have to call or are these types of tickets bought with 'points as cash' really not eligible for credit?
Also, my daughter and I were on the same flight, but ours were not paid with Citi TYP and they earned BE points just fine.

Originally Posted by kpott (Post 29399581)

I ordered 3 BXP1 passes on January 30. They haven’t arrived yet on 2/9. Should I be concerned? I ordered them in the past and got them in about a week.

Originally Posted by kpott (Post 29399581)

I ordered 3 BXP1 passes on January 30. They haven’t arrived yet on 2/9. Should I be concerned? I ordered them in the past and got them in about a week.

Originally Posted by JBauer (Post 29335152)

Any help is appreciated, please. I am a CK. I do NOT own my own business. I do work at a large firm and am responsible for the travel schedules of many people on my team (I do not literally book their travel, bit i often decide who goes where and for how long)...I was sent a link and signed up for an account. Is that OK? Or is this ONLY for those people who literally own their own business?


SOrry, i looked at the wiki and searched here. If this has been reported please just point me in the right direction.


thanks

Originally Posted by amm (Post 29399452)

Apologies if this is in the thread -- did a quick search and didn't find anything.

If I've done my math right, I'll have enough points to redeem for a year long Admirals Club membership when all my January flights are credited to my BE account in a few days. If I redeem the 3k points, does anyone know how long that takes to be reflected on my account and when I could start taking advantage of it? I have some travel scheduled for the end of February and it'd be nice to start taking advantage right away (and ugh, I didn't even mean to make that pun sorry).

Thanks!

Originally Posted by boerne (Post 29406036)

I am adding to this question. I searched the thread and did not find a recent answer. Does an annual Admirals Club pass work like gifting gold? For instance it is well known that gifting gold status is best after July 1 so the beneficiary gets 19 months of gold status. Does the AC redemption work the same way? The only answers I found were from 2015.

thanks in advance for the answer.