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Reptile Mar 15, 2006 9:52 pm

CO Star
 
Today while traveling (First) from IAH back to the west coast I glanced at the manifest and noticed my name with an asterisk next to it. I asked the flight attendant what the asterisk next to my name signified. She explained that I am a CO Star to Continental. She wouldn't tell me exactly what it meant thought. She did tell me that it was good.

Does anyone here know exactly what this term means?

KENNECTED Mar 15, 2006 9:55 pm


Originally Posted by Reptile
Today while traveling (First) from IAH back to the west coast I glanced at the manifest and noticed my name with an asterisk next to it. I asked the flight attendant what the asterisk next to my name signified. She explained that I am a CO Star to Continental. She wouldn't tell me exactly what it meant thought. She did tell me that it was good.

Does anyone here know exactly what this term means?


do a search....

BigPoppaCO Mar 15, 2006 10:21 pm

It means you give CO lots of $$. There are no perks of being a star, other than the occasional usage of your last name while addressing you...

Weatherboy Mar 16, 2006 7:45 am

Other Perks
 

Originally Posted by BigPoppaCO
It means you give CO lots of $$. There are no perks of being a star, other than the occasional usage of your last name while addressing you...

And other unwritten perks like 1st choice of meals on trans-Pacific flights regardless of seat assignment :)

vincom Mar 16, 2006 8:09 am


Originally Posted by Weatherboy
And other unwritten perks like 1st choice of meals on trans-Pacific flights regardless of seat assignment :)

I've noticed them do it on domestic flights too ;)

-Vincent

imalawyer Mar 16, 2006 9:31 am

I've seen it before next to my name as well, and never thought to ask....I just liked the idea of being a CO Star. I actually did a search as Cheap Elite suggested, but didn't find any threads discussing the "benefits" (or lack thereof) of being so labeled.

Reptile Mar 16, 2006 10:13 am

The only noticalbe thing I have found is that they do call me by name. I wish it would increase my chances at upgrades.

vincom Mar 16, 2006 10:21 am


Originally Posted by Reptile
The only noticalbe thing I have found is that they do call me by name. I wish it would increase my chances at upgrades.


On a recent flight more than half of the CO Stars on board were seated in coach...

-Vincent

rapopoda Mar 16, 2006 11:03 am


Originally Posted by vincom
On a recent flight more than half of the CO Stars on board were seated in coach...

-Vincent

And as a non-employee of CO, you make it your business to find this out because...?

Vulcan Mar 16, 2006 11:44 am

Reported to be the top 10% of revenue generators for CO. People enter and drop off it on a rolling basis.

vincom Mar 16, 2006 11:49 am


Originally Posted by rapopoda
And as a non-employee of CO, you make it your business to find this out because...?

I can't help what an FA gets into chatting about with me...

-Vincent

vincom Mar 16, 2006 11:54 am


Originally Posted by rapopoda
And as a non-employee of CO, you make it your business to find this out because...?


Is there a reason you assume I went to find out this information? As I said before I can't help what a chatty FA gets into chattin with me about, I like to talk to the FAs and many times we get friendly and they comment on me from what they know and conversation about such things can ensue. I in no way make it my business to know, but if I find out - oh well.

-Vincent

KENNECTED Mar 16, 2006 1:27 pm


Originally Posted by Vulcan
Reported to be the top 10% of revenue generators for CO. People enter and drop off it on a rolling basis.

Is this fact? I was a "star" once and I know im not a top revenue generator. I'm only Gold, but I do on occasion buy a "F", "Z", "H" or "Y" fare ticket.

imalawyer Mar 16, 2006 2:36 pm

That makes sense, since the time I saw it was after having flown about 4 "Y" fares in three weeks (2 intl and 2 domestic). Crud, and I thought it was because I was a nice guy.

saint82 Mar 16, 2006 2:52 pm

Gee, I've only noticed a thumbs down sign after my name. What do you think that means? :D


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