RewardOne interface...
 

is this a new feature? access to Worldspan as a booking engine!!! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/tongue.gif http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/thumbsup.gif http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/thumbsup.gif http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/thumbsup.gif

[absolutely no sarcasm] I am delighted!

yeah! now I can finally book all those NW/HP code-shares that were up to this point impossible!!!

you need to be a RewardOne member (your company actually), if you are, go to:
www.continental.com/rewardone

[This message has been edited by EWR-COflyer (edited 02-19-2002).]

this is great, but i don't have a account number. bummer.

This is SOOOOO much nicer than booking via co.com! Thanks for the URL! I never check the RewardOne site.

Wow..thanks for the tip. I'll certainly check it out.

sgopal2: but do you have an account and password? i would love to try it out, but i don't have appropriate clearance to actually get to a user-friendly CO (Continental Airlines) interface.

i guess i am not CO.O.L. enough. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

FCTSTY: I work for a small business and registered our company. Our company does actually meet the requirements, so this was not some kind of scam.

FWIW I certainly don't think that this interface is easier, not at all... I think it is more "powerful." It will allow you to book CO and non-CO segments on the same itinerary.

For example: w/o Sat stay, CO prices EWR/LAS/SAN (HP code-share LAS-SAN) as $1,500+. EWR/LAS on CO is about $300 - 400, and LAS/SAN on HP is $68 r/t. With this interface, you can actually book the CO segs and HP segs separately, but on the same itinerary. Basically, it is an end-on-end ticket, but CO.com won't let you do it... just things like that...

EWR-COflyer: i wasn't meaning to say you were pulling a scam...and, i don't think my post read that way.

What are the requirements for access?

https://rewardone.continental.com/terms.asp

http://www.continental.com/bts/bts_13_01.asp