BA systems don't show the correct OW partner status?
Sep 16, 2015 | 8:36 am
#1
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: YOW
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BA systems don't show the correct OW partner status?
I'm normally an AA flier, I'm not in the UK much.
Booked a pair of BA flights about a month ago, agent showed my OW status as Ruby, when I crossed into Sapphire back in March. Spent half an hour on the phone and got that sorted.
Now, I check in tonight, and it's still there, which means BA's computers are six months out of date against AA's.
Has anyone else run up against this? I've got 3 hours to kill at Heathrow tomorrow and really don't want to spend it arguing about status with a lounge agent.
Booked a pair of BA flights about a month ago, agent showed my OW status as Ruby, when I crossed into Sapphire back in March. Spent half an hour on the phone and got that sorted.
Now, I check in tonight, and it's still there, which means BA's computers are six months out of date against AA's.
Has anyone else run up against this? I've got 3 hours to kill at Heathrow tomorrow and really don't want to spend it arguing about status with a lounge agent.
Sep 16, 2015 | 8:37 am
#2
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: UK
Programs: BA Silver, AA Gold, A3 Gold, Honors Diamond, Bonvoy Gold
Posts: 1,252
I'm normally an AA flier, I'm not in the UK much.
Booked a pair of BA flights about a month ago, agent showed my OW status as Ruby, when I crossed into Sapphire back in March. Spent half an hour on the phone and got that sorted.
Now, I check in tonight, and it's still there, which means BA's computers are six months out of date against AA's.
Has anyone else run up against this? I've got 3 hours to kill at Heathrow tomorrow and really don't want to spend it arguing about status with a lounge agent.
Booked a pair of BA flights about a month ago, agent showed my OW status as Ruby, when I crossed into Sapphire back in March. Spent half an hour on the phone and got that sorted.
Now, I check in tonight, and it's still there, which means BA's computers are six months out of date against AA's.
Has anyone else run up against this? I've got 3 hours to kill at Heathrow tomorrow and really don't want to spend it arguing about status with a lounge agent.
