BA still affiliated with AA?
 

Hi: I know I'm not too knowledgable, but if I transfer DC point to BA for use on an AA flight, is BA still partnered with AA? Sorry if this is the wrong thread. didn't know which to use.

Yes you can.

Marysunshine Yes, BA is a member of the oneworld alliance of which AA is also a member. You may use your BA miles on any AA flight except for transatlantic legs.

Also, since you asked, the best place to post this type of thing in the future would prolly be the AA forum, but don't worry (I get confused too since there are so many fora).

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In the OneWorld forum:

For further media information:
oneworld
Michael Blunt, PR
+44 20 8738 5173
+44 7831 376595
www.oneworld.com

Aer Lingus
Media Relations
+353 1 886 2573
www.aerlingus.ie

American Airlines
Corporate Communications
+1 817 967 1577
www.amrcorp.com

British Airways
Press Office
+44 20 8738 5100
www.britishairways.com/press

Cathay Pacific
Corporate Communications
+852 2747-5378
www.cathaypacific.com

Finnair
Corporate Communications
+358 981 84970
www.finnair.com

Iberia
Communications
+34 91 587 7462
www.iberia.com

LanChile
Communications
+562 565 2856
www.lanchile.com

Qantas
Public Affairs
+61 2 9691 3468
www.qantas.com.au

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Hope this helps! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

Doc, I doubt the Oneworld Press offices will be of much help for a customer related question http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

I recently flew BA between Heathrow and Copenhagen. My miles were promptly posted.

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True enough, but it was actually the list of participants and their respective websites that I was really offering! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

Yet one might also think that the various Press Offices would likely want to know that so many do not know, no? http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif

I just want to thank everyone on this board. There have been so many things I have learned and advantages I've become knowlegable about due to the information posted here. I have tried to reciprocate by giving away things that have been requested on the coupon board, but it's not enough, so here's a GREAT BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE.
Arlene

Arlene: Glad to hear that you've found the information you needed. I hope that the folks at the various press offices were nice when you called.

This link should give you the redempion mileage tables for redeeming BA miles for AA award travel:

https://www.britishairways.com/execc...american.shtml

Three different times in the past I have made redemptions of 35K BA miles for a free AA roundtrip between the continental US and Hawaii, have never had many problems doing so (I have never touched BA metal by the way, these were all miles gotten by transferring Diners Club points during the double points promos). Anyway maybe they have changed things by now but each time BA had to physically issue a PAPER ticket for these rewards on AA, perhaps now they have modernized things and they can be electronically ticketed??

This is funny because I've never flown BA either. We got the miles several years ago when the credit card gave lots of free miles for signing up and also via the DC transfer. I really appreciated the redemption board and put it in my favorites to keep. Thanks again. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif