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ryanlyma Oct 6, 2015 11:15 pm

Mixed Class Redemption
 
Quick question:

A friend and I are trying to book two redemptions together from HND → HKG, and part ways after a stopover in HKG, I'll continue to DEL and he'll continue to SFO. He would like to do a HND-HKG-SFO all in first for 105k. But since HKG-DEL doesn't have any first, I am a little hesitant to waste miles on that.

So what's the policy like for mixed class award booking? Is it allowed at all?

Any suggestions for booking this trip with Asia miles / AA or Citi / Amex partners?

Thanks!

cxfan1960 Oct 7, 2015 1:21 am


Originally Posted by ryanlyma (Post 25528713)
So what's the policy like for mixed class award booking? Is it allowed at all?

Are you talking about AA redemption booking policy?

percysmith Oct 7, 2015 1:36 am

This is return right? Will be charged as F return (120,000 miles)

No advantage to splitting it up (HND-HKG-HND F 70,000, HKG-DEL-HKG J 50,000).

kaka Oct 7, 2015 1:44 am

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There is actually, if op wants a stopover back from del then seperate is the way to go. Otherwise op is stuck with a transit.

LchChester Oct 7, 2015 3:02 am

The policy for mixed class redemption is that miles is charged at the rate of the highest cabin class in the redemption.

I think OP is looking for OW (since OP quoted 105k for HND-HKG-SFO in F)

However, HND-HKG-SFO all in first is 130k (not 105k) for one-way

For HND-HKG-DEL, assuming oneway, spliting or booking together costs the same miles (30k +40k vs 70k).
Benefit for spliting is 1) you can tag something after HND-HKG, e.g. TPE, if it is potentially useful; 2) you can cancel your HKG-DEL even if you have flew HND-HKG.
Benefit for booking together is 1) in case you need to cancel or reroute the entire trip, you pay the relevant fees once only.

cxfan1960 Oct 7, 2015 10:01 am


Originally Posted by LchChester (Post 25529136)
I think OP is looking for OW (since OP quoted 105k for HND-HKG-SFO in F)

However, HND-HKG-SFO all in first is 130k (not 105k) for one-way

Yes, that's why I asked about the programme. Let's keep the discussion here to Asia Miles then.

cxfan1960
CX CoMod

ryanlyma Oct 7, 2015 10:24 am

Thanks for all the tips.

I think in the end, I'm just gonna suck it up and fly in J while he's in F for HND → HKG.
It's 45k vs. 70k for me to only fly F between HND-HKG on a HND-HKD-DEL redemption OW.

I've got a JFK-YVR in F coming up. So I've got that at least :D

cxfan1960 Oct 7, 2015 11:28 am


Originally Posted by ryanlyma (Post 25530690)
Thanks for all the tips.

I think in the end, I'm just gonna suck it up and fly in J while he's in F for HND → HKG.
It's 45k vs. 70k for me to only fly F between HND-HKG on a HND-HKD-DEL redemption OW.

I've got a JFK-YVR in F coming up. So I've got that at least :D

For questions on redemption on another programme, please raise that in the forum where you plan to do redemption. Members there are experts on how the other programme works.

I am closing this thread as it does not seem to be related to CX MPC/AM.

cxfan1960
CX CoMod


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