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Atlantico Nov 12, 2010 3:11 am

Minimum miles
 
Hi guys,

I’m still new whit BMI DC. I’m wondering if there is a minimum of miles to be credited.

For example on a short flight like ZRH-FRA on LH Booking Class U? Will only 0.5 of the flown miles be credited or is there a minimum of miles to be credited to my account?

Thank you and best regards,

Oxon Flyer Nov 12, 2010 3:23 am

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/bmi-d...yet-v-4-a.html

Hint : search for "minimum mileages" :)

lhr baby Nov 13, 2010 12:47 pm

Don't make any assumptions as a result of reading this - follow Oxon Flyer's advice. However, as a rule of thumb, any short European flight will earn 600 miles if the earning rate is 1x or 100% on Star Alliance member airlines or 800 miles on bmi operated flights. If the earning rate is 0.5 or 50% then you'll get half these amounts and in Business Class you will usually get double.

LTN Phobia Nov 13, 2010 1:28 pm


Originally Posted by Atlantico (Post 15125147)

For example on a short flight like ZRH-FRA on LH Booking Class U? Will only 0.5 of the flown miles be credited or is there a minimum of miles to be credited to my account?

I'm fairly sure it will be 300 (0.5 of the minimum of 600).

BristolTraveller Nov 13, 2010 1:32 pm

On LX, U earns 100% (so 600 miles).
On LH, U earns 50% (so 300 miles).

Operating airline applies, so it depends whether you're on an LH or LX aircraft, and I think it could be either on ZRH-FRA. And it also depends which fare bucket U maps into on each airline. Annoying, isn't it?


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