BA Tier Point Runs | 2018 master thread
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Sep 3, 18, 8:40 am
#3631
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Windsor
Programs: BAEC Gold
Posts: 879
Originally Posted by GBT
Could someone tell me if the LUX-HNL fare has been pulled please?
Have been trying to book it for March 2019, including phoning AA.COM and online by changing city to Belgium but seems to have disappeared now.
Was possible on Finnair but only a direct route - which is obviously not the way I want to get there!!
Have been trying to book it for March 2019, including phoning AA.COM and online by changing city to Belgium but seems to have disappeared now.
Was possible on Finnair but only a direct route - which is obviously not the way I want to get there!!
Sep 3, 18, 10:07 am
#3632
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Sydney
Programs: NH AMC, EY Guest Silver,MPC GO
Posts: 178
Originally Posted by zen100
Quite a few ex-LUX deals on at the moment. Here's one to LAS in J. £1,465 for 720TP. At 2:1 it's hardly a mega-deal, but not bad if you want to head to west coast USA.
Other west coast destinations beyond LAX price up similar (PHX, SAN etc.) - about £50 more.
Other west coast destinations beyond LAX price up similar (PHX, SAN etc.) - about £50 more.
those TPAC flights under AA prefix probably don't count as eligible flights?
Sep 3, 18, 10:09 am
#3633
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: London, UK
Programs: BA GGL, A3 Gold, FlyingBlue Gold, AS MVP Gold, Hilton Diamond, IHG Spire Amb
Posts: 726
Originally Posted by sydneyguy1234
those TPAC flights under AA prefix probably don't count as eligible flights?
Sep 3, 18, 10:54 am
#3634
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Sydney
Programs: NH AMC, EY Guest Silver,MPC GO
Posts: 178
Originally Posted by wmaciej
They are TATL, but no, they do not count for the purpose of BAEC qualification. They need to be BA-coded.
my bad, but from the guide, it said BA operated + other flight prefix still count as eligible flights
since I usually do SIN-SYD-MEL as BAEC qualification and it would be my first time in such circumstance.
Sep 3, 18, 11:02 am
#3635
Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: LON
Programs: BA GFL, OW Gold, CX/MP Diamond, SPG Plat
Posts: 248
Originally Posted by wmaciej
They are TATL, but no, they do not count for the purpose of BAEC qualification. They need to be BA-coded.
Sep 3, 18, 11:17 am
#3636
Join Date: Sep 2013
Programs: BAEC Silver, Hilton Honors Gold
Posts: 627
Originally Posted by wmaciej
They are TATL, but no, they do not count for the purpose of BAEC qualification. They need to be BA-coded.
Originally Posted by IAANN
What do you mean? Are you after TPs? If yes, those flights will earn both TP and Miles if you are a BAEC member since AA is a OW partner.
Sep 3, 18, 11:22 am
#3637
Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: LON
Programs: BA GFL, OW Gold, CX/MP Diamond, SPG Plat
Posts: 248
Originally Posted by wheatbeer
No, the LHR-JFK would be eligible as it is operated by BA, doesn't matter if it is AA coded.
They are referring to the 4 eligible flights you need for Silver / Gold.
They are referring to the 4 eligible flights you need for Silver / Gold.
Sep 3, 18, 11:22 am
#3638
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Sydney
Programs: NH AMC, EY Guest Silver,MPC GO
Posts: 178
Originally Posted by wheatbeer
No, the LHR-JFK would be eligible as it is operated by BA, doesn't matter if it is AA coded.
They are referring to the 4 eligible flights you need for Silver / Gold.
They are referring to the 4 eligible flights you need for Silver / Gold.
cool, so as long as the LHR-JFK v.v. is BA operated then one RT can complete the 4 flights requirement
Sep 3, 18, 11:26 am
#3639
Join Date: Sep 2013
Programs: BAEC Silver, Hilton Honors Gold
Posts: 627
Originally Posted by IAANN
Ha! The famous 4. My bad, forgotten about those. Already have 79 flights this year!
Originally Posted by sydneyguy1234
cool, so as long as the LHR-JFK v.v. is BA operated then one RT can complete the 4 flights requirement
Sep 3, 18, 11:41 am
#3640
Join Date: Dec 2017
Posts: 121
Originally Posted by sydneyguy1234
those TPAC flights under AA prefix probably don't count as eligible flights?
Sep 3, 18, 1:45 pm
#3641
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Sydney
Programs: NH AMC, EY Guest Silver,MPC GO
Posts: 178
Originally Posted by zen100
The AA operated flights don't count as one of the 4 BA Qualifying flights, correct. But you get full TPs for them - slightly reduced Avios, as you don't get the BA Cabin bonus.
But the BA operated AA coded TATL flight will still count towards right? really getting confuse tho.
Sep 3, 18, 1:58 pm
#3642
Join Date: Sep 2013
Programs: BAEC Silver, Hilton Honors Gold
Posts: 627
Originally Posted by zen100
The AA operated flights don't count as one of the 4 BA Qualifying flights, correct. But you get full TPs for them - slightly reduced Avios, as you don't get the BA Cabin bonus.
Originally Posted by sydneyguy1234
But the BA operated AA coded TATL flight will still count towards right? really getting confuse tho.
https://www.britishairways.com/trave...s/public/en_gb
Also in the Wiki on here:
02 What is an eligible flight?
Examples of criteria used to determine eligible flights:
BA operated + BA flight prefix
BA operated + other flight prefix
Other carrier operated + BA flight prefix
IB operated + IB flight prefix
The 2nd case is the relevant one.
Sep 3, 18, 2:03 pm
#3643
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: London, UK
Programs: BA GGL, A3 Gold, FlyingBlue Gold, AS MVP Gold, Hilton Diamond, IHG Spire Amb
Posts: 726
Apologies, I stand corrected.
Sep 3, 18, 9:39 pm
#3644
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: MSP
Programs: Skyteam
Posts: 28
XMAS/NYE : From MSP to CDG, AMS, FRA via ORD,DFW,LHR
December availability. Booked 22nd Dec to 1st Jan.
Roundtrip / multi city option work. Price : $665-700
Airline: BA
Only available if you search through skyscanner and then book via Expedia. If you look up expedia directly it shows $1200
https://www.skyscanner.com/transport...=false#results
December availability. Booked 22nd Dec to 1st Jan.
Roundtrip / multi city option work. Price : $665-700
Airline: BA
Only available if you search through skyscanner and then book via Expedia. If you look up expedia directly it shows $1200
https://www.skyscanner.com/transport...=false#results
Last edited by VBoogie; Sep 3, 18 at 9:39 pm Reason: Typo
Sep 3, 18, 10:01 pm
#3645
Join Date: May 2018
Location: Turku/Edinburgh
Programs: BAEC Silver, Flying Blue Explorer/Flying Blue Petroleum Club
Posts: 149
EX-HEL Routes
Good morning
I've been flying HEL > EDI via LHR for sometime now probably once per month I have a couple of flights in CE coming up are there any alternative routes I could take to boost my TP without the price shooting up dramatically???
Thanks in advance
Colnic2011
I've been flying HEL > EDI via LHR for sometime now probably once per month I have a couple of flights in CE coming up are there any alternative routes I could take to boost my TP without the price shooting up dramatically???
Thanks in advance
Colnic2011
