Uh-oh! Is this going to takeover soon?
Dec 12, 2000 | 6:38 pm
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Maryland
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Uh-oh! Is this going to takeover soon?
I was searhcing the AA website today, and went to their Mileage area, to see if you can buy miles, like at United (can you???). I never found out.
I saw a chart taht said Discount Economy, the kind sold on their website and Travelocity.com, etc. only gets 50%. Full-Fare, which on United can be in the thousands, earns 100%.
What other domestic carriers do this? Is United planning to follow? Being cheap, I'm getting scares
Thank-you!
ZACH
I saw a chart taht said Discount Economy, the kind sold on their website and Travelocity.com, etc. only gets 50%. Full-Fare, which on United can be in the thousands, earns 100%.
What other domestic carriers do this? Is United planning to follow? Being cheap, I'm getting scares
Thank-you!
ZACH
Dec 12, 2000 | 6:49 pm
#2
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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Rancho Cucamonga, CA USA
Posts: 638
UALover7,
The AA website is a little confusing on this matter.
Almost all published fares qualify for 100% miles on an AA ticket. This should include all travocity and webfares. For more infomation check out Fewmiles wonderful AAdvantage website at http://home.webflyer.com/fewmiles/AA/fares.html
Note, if it is not on an AA ticket and on some other airline's metal than there are some fares that do not receive 100% miles.
The AA website is a little confusing on this matter.
Almost all published fares qualify for 100% miles on an AA ticket. This should include all travocity and webfares. For more infomation check out Fewmiles wonderful AAdvantage website at http://home.webflyer.com/fewmiles/AA/fares.html
Note, if it is not on an AA ticket and on some other airline's metal than there are some fares that do not receive 100% miles.
