Is a NW segment a CO segment?
Jan 22, 2004 | 5:16 pm
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Is a NW segment a CO segment?
I think I've got the mileage credit part understood, but I earn my elite staus via segments, not miles, so...
Suppose I fly IAH-MSP R/T and the IAH-MSP is nonstop on CO, I get one credit, assuming I book on CO.com or the eligible fare class. However, if the return is MSP-MEM-IAH on NW (CO codeshare) do I receive two segment credits on CO - again assuming I meet the criteria for getting segment credits on CO? Thanks.
Suppose I fly IAH-MSP R/T and the IAH-MSP is nonstop on CO, I get one credit, assuming I book on CO.com or the eligible fare class. However, if the return is MSP-MEM-IAH on NW (CO codeshare) do I receive two segment credits on CO - again assuming I meet the criteria for getting segment credits on CO? Thanks.
Jan 22, 2004 | 7:30 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by bnrdad:
I think I've got the mileage credit part understood, but I earn my elite staus via segments, not miles, so...
Suppose I fly IAH-MSP R/T and the IAH-MSP is nonstop on CO, I get one credit, assuming I book on CO.com or the eligible fare class. However, if the return is MSP-MEM-IAH on NW (CO codeshare) do I receive two segment credits on CO - again assuming I meet the criteria for getting segment credits on CO? Thanks. </font>
I think I've got the mileage credit part understood, but I earn my elite staus via segments, not miles, so...
Suppose I fly IAH-MSP R/T and the IAH-MSP is nonstop on CO, I get one credit, assuming I book on CO.com or the eligible fare class. However, if the return is MSP-MEM-IAH on NW (CO codeshare) do I receive two segment credits on CO - again assuming I meet the criteria for getting segment credits on CO? Thanks. </font>