AF E/N fare
Mar 21, 2005 | 10:45 am
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No
KLMs special action fares now without Miles
These fares offer the cheapest alternative, but with the most restrictions, such as a minimum stay and the fact that tickets are not refundable. A new restriction - as per January 1, 2005 - is that FD members will no longer be able to earn Award and Level Miles on some of these very low-priced tickets.*
*Restriction only applicable to so-called N and E class fares as given on your flight ticket or e-ticket Trip Summary and Receipt.
These fares offer the cheapest alternative, but with the most restrictions, such as a minimum stay and the fact that tickets are not refundable. A new restriction - as per January 1, 2005 - is that FD members will no longer be able to earn Award and Level Miles on some of these very low-priced tickets.*
*Restriction only applicable to so-called N and E class fares as given on your flight ticket or e-ticket Trip Summary and Receipt.
Mar 21, 2005 | 10:57 am
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That quote refers to KL flights. The OP is talking about AF.
I couldn't get a sense of whether the AF flights could be construed as not counting or not so last time I booked a revenue flight with SkyTeam it was on AZ, which unequivocally states that all fares earn miles.
Of course, my last six revenue flights were on *A. We'll see how that continues...
I couldn't get a sense of whether the AF flights could be construed as not counting or not so last time I booked a revenue flight with SkyTeam it was on AZ, which unequivocally states that all fares earn miles.
Of course, my last six revenue flights were on *A. We'll see how that continues...
Mar 22, 2005 | 2:24 am
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Originally Posted by alanw
That quote refers to KL flights. The OP is talking about AF.
Assuming of course AF have E/N fare classes and that the OP wants the credit to FD which seems likely since thay have asked in this forum.
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Mar 22, 2005 | 3:24 am
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Both AF and AZ have E and N classes as the super-low priced fares. FD assured me, both by telephone and email, that an N fare on AZ earns full miles. They were unsure about AF.
Mar 22, 2005 | 3:51 am
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Originally Posted by alanw
They were unsure about AF.
Found a letter yesterday that I wrote to FD back in 2000 after fighting for 6 months to get miles (sorry points) credited for a Business Class flight where I told them we were thinking of moving to AF because of the useless Help Desk.
How things change.
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