Flyer account
 

Just checking in for a CX flight as a BAEC member and a new option is on the check in confirmation page to sign up for a 'Flyer Account':


There is then a Sign Up button but the link is broken. I'm sure i've never seen this before?? Anyone know what it is? It would be most helpful if it's a way to save details for non-MPC members.

I've since found this page which seems to explain it:

https://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_...omparison.html

Yeah I saw this registered account option. It's nice since it lets you create an account but earn to another program.

This option came up after the 2 day outage a few days ago.

It seems that this "Registered Account" option is only useful if you make an online booking directly. I tried to add a booking to my registered account that was booked via a travel agent and there doesn't seem to be a way to do it.

Am I missing something here? If you're really a GO, then what's the point of having a 'register account', that your MPO doesn't provide?

Flying soon, and created account. For the life of me, I can not find my account number.

Help?

How about creating another account???

Found the answer - I think.

You can be a "Registered Account" and you can have an "AsiaMiles Account". Two different things.

In my case, my registered account signs in with an email address and apparently does not have an account NUMBER. You can sort of manage your booking with the registered account, but I now have to enter record and full ticket number.

But, via AsiaMiles you can more easily see bookings, as along as the FF number is theirs and not another airline.

Is it too early (6am here) to drink?

Because I'm no longer making bookings using my Marco Polo account.

I agree with this philosophy :D:D ^

Next time, if you forget your AM # and remember which email you used, you could use this
https://www.asiamiles.com/am/en/account/forgotpin
https://www.cathaypacific.com/cx/en_...n-request.html

The "Flyer Account" has been enhanced and there is now a box where you can enter the booking reference or e-ticket number, to store all your bookings there, even if you didn't make the booking directly online.