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hughw Aug 18, 2008 4:19 am

Amtrak City Codes??
 
Are there special codes to cities for Amtrak? For instance, if you wanted to travel on Amtrak between EWR and BOS rather than flying, how would force co.com to show amtrak connections?

sbm12 Aug 18, 2008 5:42 am

BOS isn't available as a CO codeshare. You can get CO miles for it if you book an Acela trip from NWK to BOS and transfer on your own, but otherwise you're out of luck on that bit.


Originally Posted by martig4 (Post 3422221)
What are the Amtrak “flights” I can book with Continental?

Continental Airlines has a partnership with Amtrak for certain train segments to their hub in Newark, NJ(EWR) to be considered flights. These “flights” you take on the train connect with a Continental Airlines flight from EWR to your final destination.

From where can I book a Continental – Amtrak codeshare?

Amtrak segments can be booked/ticketed from the following locations:

ZFV – Philadelphia 30th Street
ZTF – Stamford, CT
ZVE – New Haven, CT
ZWI – Wilmilmington, DE

The codeshares are NOT available from:

WAS – Washington, DC
BOS – Boston

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S.

yellow77 Aug 18, 2008 7:20 am

According to the fine print on co.com at http://www.continental.com/web/en-US...er/amtrak.aspx you'd need to book EWR-NYP and then NYP-BOS separately because of the following clause limiting non-codeshare mileage to

between New York's Penn Station and the following train stations: Boston's South Station, MA; Boston's Back Bay Station, MA; Boston's Route 128 Station, MA; Washington D.C.
I have no experience whether EWR-BOS would work too, but the fine print reads as if not.

sbm12 Aug 18, 2008 7:48 am


Originally Posted by yellow77 (Post 10219442)
According to the fine print on co.com at http://www.continental.com/web/en-US...er/amtrak.aspx you'd need to book EWR-NYP and then NYP-BOS separately because of the following clause limiting non-codeshare mileage to

I have no experience whether EWR-BOS would work too, but the fine print reads as if not.

Acela does not stop at EWR. You'd have to get to NYP on your own from EWR and then switch to Acela. I didn't realize that they exclude NWK (Newark Penn) from the earning on Acela. I wonder if they actually do or not, as it is considered the same city for pricing purposes.


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