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First Suite
P 200%
First
F,A 150%
O 0%
Business Smartium
J 135%
Business
C,D,Z 125%
U 100%
I,R 0%
Travel
Y,B,M,H,E,Q,K,S 100%
G(Group Discount Tickets) 80%
V,W 70%
T 50%
L,X,N 0%
P 200%
First
F,A 150%
O 0%
Business Smartium
J 135%
Business
C,D,Z 125%
U 100%
I,R 0%
Travel
Y,B,M,H,E,Q,K,S 100%
G(Group Discount Tickets) 80%
V,W 70%
T 50%
L,X,N 0%
Asiana Earnings Table by Booking Class
#121
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: SFO
Programs: OZ Diamond/*G, IHG Diamond Amb, Hilton Gold
Posts: 2,239
I believe the intention is that they should not however they either have not or cannot program that into the system so they just decided to award qualifying miles as well for N fares. I'm moderately surprised they didn't just make them non-earning.
#122
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: RTM, CDG
Posts: 180
#123
Join Date: Oct 2009
Programs: LH SEN, SPG Gold, HH Diamond
Posts: 1,021
Edit: Earnings updated for SQ R to earn 100% now. SQ P will go from 110% to 100% starting with Dec 1st 2018
Last edited by dre_techie; Jan 10, 2019 at 11:53 am Reason: updated chart posted
#127
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: RTM, CDG
Posts: 180
Some pretty bad changes for SAS earnings since Jan 1, 2019:
- * SAS GO Light: Mileage Earning Not Available
- * SAS GO: O, T 50% → 0%
#128
Join Date: Jan 2017
Location: SFO/SJC/OAK
Programs: OZ Diamond (*G), KQ Asante Gold (ST+), Hilton Diamond, IHG Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 1,511
Some pretty bad changes for SAS earnings since Jan 1, 2019:
- * SAS GO Light: Mileage Earning Not Available
- * SAS GO: O, T 50% → 0%
#129
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: RTM, CDG
Posts: 180
Yeah, looking back at my previous flights on SAS I realized that about two thirds of my flights on them were either in O or T class so this definitely sucks. Next to buying up to a regular Go fare this also means buying into a higher fare bucket in order to earn miles, at which point SAS is probably no longer an attractive option for me.
#130
Join Date: Jan 2017
Location: SFO/SJC/OAK
Programs: OZ Diamond (*G), KQ Asante Gold (ST+), Hilton Diamond, IHG Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 1,511
Yeah, looking back at my previous flights on SAS I realized that about two thirds of my flights on them were either in O or T class so this definitely sucks. Next to buying up to a regular Go fare this also means buying into a higher fare bucket in order to earn miles, at which point SAS is probably no longer an attractive option for me.
#131
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: RTM, CDG
Posts: 180
Yes, same for me (but then other way around being based in Europe). And I'm not even too sure about AC anymore since it appears they don't credit according to fare bucket but to fare band purchased in some other programs like A3. Not sure if this is now also the case on OZ..
#132
Join Date: Jan 2017
Location: SFO/SJC/OAK
Programs: OZ Diamond (*G), KQ Asante Gold (ST+), Hilton Diamond, IHG Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 1,511
Yes, same for me (but then other way around being based in Europe). And I'm not even too sure about AC anymore since it appears they don't credit according to fare bucket but to fare band purchased in some other programs like A3. Not sure if this is now also the case on OZ..
I actually have an AC flight coming up in the new Basic fare band. Will let you know how it credits.
#133
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: RTM, CDG
Posts: 180
#134
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Small town near RNO
Programs: Delta 1MM/PM, BAEC GGL, Asiana Diamond Plus(Lifetime), AC *Tangerine
Posts: 899
OZ still credits by fare class not fare band (at least for now), just make sure your class is listed otherwise you get zero miles. If they change the table and you can prove you bought the ticket before the day that the earnings table changes you might be able to get the higher earning rate if you ask OZ nicely. I got lucky when the UA chart changed a week before my flight and OZ gave me full credit on a TRANSLANT that I had bought about 6 months before. Of course that might be because I had D+ status along with the earning changing only on my return instead of both ways.