BA 6315, how many tier points
Nov 11, 2018, 1:24 pm
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I would think it would be 40 tps as it is the same flight number ( not sure if you got 2 boading passes ( ie CPT-PLZ and PLZ-DUR) for different seats would you get 2 sets of 40)
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Nov 11, 2018, 2:15 pm
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If you book as one ticket, and stay on the aircraft at Port Elizabeth (as you will be invited to do), then it's 40 TPs. If you take a very small risk and make two bookings, leave the aircraft and go back round landside, through the tiny airport and back through security, I suspect you get 2 x 40 TPs. But it's not something I've done.
Nov 11, 2018, 2:37 pm
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If you book as one ticket, and stay on the aircraft at Port Elizabeth (as you will be invited to do), then it's 40 TPs. If you take a very small risk and make two bookings, leave the aircraft and go back round landside, through the tiny airport and back through security, I suspect you get 2 x 40 TPs. But it's not something I've done.
Nov 11, 2018, 2:44 pm
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Actually I've done the next best thing: I've got off that particular service, scuttled back round to airside and up to the Bidvest lounge (photos now in the Lounges guide) on a connecting flight, just it was not going to CPT. And I made it to the lounge well before the last DUR-PLZ passenger left the 737, since one has a clear view of the apron from that lounge. So I can say it's nearly risk free.
I hope that suffices.
I hope that suffices.
Nov 11, 2018, 2:46 pm
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Actually I've done the next best thing: I've got off that particular service, scuttled back round to airside and up to the Bidvest lounge (photos now in the Lounges guide) on a connecting flight, just it was not going to CPT. And I made it to the lounge well before the last DUR-PLZ passenger left the 737, since one has a clear view of the apron from that lounge. So I can say it's nearly risk free.
I hope that suffices.
I hope that suffices.