Are we officially allowed to have fqtv and fqts seperate?
May 2, 2017, 7:34 am
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Are we officially allowed to have fqtv and fqts seperate?
Wasnt allowed to do so at cts, against my knowledge. Im wondering if the agent made up her own rules.
May 2, 2017, 7:36 pm
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my mobile bp says im crediting to AS but also has lounge due to underlying jal status.
agent wouldnt let me do that.
May 2, 2017, 7:36 pm
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Jan 3, 2019, 5:58 am
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As an end user you can't - the systems will usually assume it's the same FFP number for all FQ fields.
But airline staff with appropriate access can modify them to be different - check in and lounge staff can typcially do this.
FQTV - frequent flyer account that the miles should be credited to.
FQTS - frequent flyer account denoting which status benefits to use.
FQTR - frequent flyer account that provided miles for a redemption (can be different to that of the Pax flying).
FQTU - frequent flyer account that provided miles for an upgrade.
But airline staff with appropriate access can modify them to be different - check in and lounge staff can typcially do this.
FQTV - frequent flyer account that the miles should be credited to.
FQTS - frequent flyer account denoting which status benefits to use.
FQTR - frequent flyer account that provided miles for a redemption (can be different to that of the Pax flying).
FQTU - frequent flyer account that provided miles for an upgrade.
Jan 3, 2019, 6:17 am
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As an end user you can't - the systems will usually assume it's the same FFP number for all FQ fields.
But airline staff with appropriate access can modify them to be different - check in and lounge staff can typcially do this.
FQTV - frequent flyer account that the miles should be credited to.
FQTS - frequent flyer account denoting which status benefits to use.
FQTR - frequent flyer account that provided miles for a redemption (can be different to that of the Pax flying).
FQTU - frequent flyer account that provided miles for an upgrade.
But airline staff with appropriate access can modify them to be different - check in and lounge staff can typcially do this.
FQTV - frequent flyer account that the miles should be credited to.
FQTS - frequent flyer account denoting which status benefits to use.
FQTR - frequent flyer account that provided miles for a redemption (can be different to that of the Pax flying).
FQTU - frequent flyer account that provided miles for an upgrade.
Jan 3, 2019, 6:44 am
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