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Old Apr 8, 2011 | 7:43 am
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Harmonization of star alliance rules?

I need to buy a ticket on SWISS in W for November. CO rules give that 50% miles, no elite bonus. UA gives 100% miles, not sure about elite bonus. I'm elite through CO. Any idea what might happen, and if anything will have changed by the time I fly?

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Old Apr 8, 2011 | 7:46 am
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Originally Posted by dboston
I need to buy a ticket on SWISS in W for November. CO rules give that 50% miles, no elite bonus. UA gives 100% miles, not sure about elite bonus. I'm elite through CO. Any idea what might happen, and if anything will have changed by the time I fly?

Thanks!
This is not a problem.
Status match to UA(create MP account if you need to).
Use your MP # for the Swiss flight, get UA credit at 100%, which will be merged.
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Old Apr 8, 2011 | 9:10 am
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Originally Posted by dboston
I need to buy a ticket on SWISS in W for November. CO rules give that 50% miles, no elite bonus. UA gives 100% miles, not sure about elite bonus. I'm elite through CO. Any idea what might happen, and if anything will have changed by the time I fly?

Thanks!
Originally Posted by gregsachs
This is not a problem.
Status match to UA(create MP account if you need to).
Use your MP # for the Swiss flight, get UA credit at 100%, which will be merged.
Yes, do as gregsachs suggested.

No bonus RDM's for flying Swiss. You will get the regular EQM's, RDMs.
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