Qatar flights crediting to BA account
Sep 21, 2015, 2:38 am
#6
Join Date: Oct 2006
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My outbound credited within 7 days.
My inbound didn't credit at all. When this was raised with BA and proof provided they credited my SIN-DOH but rejected my SIN-LHR. This has been disputed and is currently with BA.
But frustrating, especially when all e-mails are blaming me ('Exec Club No' not in booking - well it obviously was, 'Already credited' - no it wasn't).
One PNR, same booking class, 4 legs, 3 credited, 1 to go! Keep your boarding passes and e-ticket!!
My inbound didn't credit at all. When this was raised with BA and proof provided they credited my SIN-DOH but rejected my SIN-LHR. This has been disputed and is currently with BA.
But frustrating, especially when all e-mails are blaming me ('Exec Club No' not in booking - well it obviously was, 'Already credited' - no it wasn't).
One PNR, same booking class, 4 legs, 3 credited, 1 to go! Keep your boarding passes and e-ticket!!
Sep 21, 2015, 2:41 am
#7
Join Date: Dec 2014
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Sep 21, 2015, 4:29 am
#10
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QR flights tend to take upto 14 days to credit to BAEC.
In terms of Missing TierPoints and Avios, BA sends a monthly spreadsheet to QR of any issues encountered - so it really can take up to 28 days. From my own experience, it took 6 weeks and 3 phone-calls to BA, before the flights were credited.
In terms of Missing TierPoints and Avios, BA sends a monthly spreadsheet to QR of any issues encountered - so it really can take up to 28 days. From my own experience, it took 6 weeks and 3 phone-calls to BA, before the flights were credited.
Sep 21, 2015, 6:40 am
#12
Join Date: Jul 2005
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Same here. Incidentally Wednesday's also the day of reckoning with UL, MH and RJ. Leads me to believe it's a BA thing rather than the individual airlines.
AA and CX , which I'm guessing has more traffic, credits to BAEC far quicker (2-3 days on no particular day of the week)
AA and CX , which I'm guessing has more traffic, credits to BAEC far quicker (2-3 days on no particular day of the week)
Sep 22, 2015, 9:43 pm
#14
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