what can I do with 13K JAL miles ?
Jan 19, 1999, 9:59 pm
#1
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what can I do with 13K JAL miles ?
I have 13K JAL miles (had to fly SYD-YVR-SYD with them last year...sort of against my will).
Anyway,... does anyone have any idea what cani I do with this miles ? I thought maybe ,... HHonors to AAirlines or QANTAS, but I am not sure if I can do that ?!?!
Any ideas are welcome.
Cheers
MMM
Anyway,... does anyone have any idea what cani I do with this miles ? I thought maybe ,... HHonors to AAirlines or QANTAS, but I am not sure if I can do that ?!?!
Any ideas are welcome.
Cheers
MMM
Apr 1, 1999, 1:28 pm
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You can earn up to 5,000 miles with Iridium World Satellite Service and phone, Iridium World Roaming and World Page services. You can also earn more miles flying on American Airlines. Rumor has it that soon you'll be able to earn miles on BA and Cathay Pacific, too.
Apr 2, 1999, 1:24 am
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Seeing as you have dragged this thread up from the depths, JAL is now saying it will not rush into an agreement with OneWorld.
JAL Chief Executive Isao Kaneko said last week "Membership of a global alliance - such as OneWorld - is a longer term objective.
The reason? (and you will love this) "Japanese passengers, which make up 70% of JAL traffic, have certain expectations, which North American airlines are unable, at present, to service. We are working with our multilateral alliance partners, so they can offer a service which meets Japanese travellers needs".
I make no comment
Nick
JAL Chief Executive Isao Kaneko said last week "Membership of a global alliance - such as OneWorld - is a longer term objective.
The reason? (and you will love this) "Japanese passengers, which make up 70% of JAL traffic, have certain expectations, which North American airlines are unable, at present, to service. We are working with our multilateral alliance partners, so they can offer a service which meets Japanese travellers needs".
I make no comment
Nick
