Best Flyer program?
#1
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Best Flyer program?
I am currently a KLM Gold Elite member but am flying my next three transatlantic on LH and SAS (Star Alliance) Can anyone recommend which is the best Star Allaice Program to register for if indeed it will make any difference. The Flights are as follows
24/12/03 - 01/01/04 MAN - YVR LH
14/02/04 - 21/02/04 LHR - YVR LH
06/04/04 - 16/04/04 MAN - SEA SAS
Any commenst appreciated
24/12/03 - 01/01/04 MAN - YVR LH
14/02/04 - 21/02/04 LHR - YVR LH
06/04/04 - 16/04/04 MAN - SEA SAS
Any commenst appreciated
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by tim1966:
I am currently a KLM Gold Elite member but am flying my next three transatlantic on LH and SAS (Star Alliance) Can anyone recommend which is the best Star Allaice Program to register for if indeed it will make any difference. The Flights are as follows
24/12/03 - 01/01/04 MAN - YVR LH
14/02/04 - 21/02/04 LHR - YVR LH
06/04/04 - 16/04/04 MAN - SEA SAS
Any commenst appreciated</font>
I am currently a KLM Gold Elite member but am flying my next three transatlantic on LH and SAS (Star Alliance) Can anyone recommend which is the best Star Allaice Program to register for if indeed it will make any difference. The Flights are as follows
24/12/03 - 01/01/04 MAN - YVR LH
14/02/04 - 21/02/04 LHR - YVR LH
06/04/04 - 16/04/04 MAN - SEA SAS
Any commenst appreciated</font>
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Actually KL Plat is the answer - too bad you can't add to your current status.
For *A flights, ajinlondon is correct - go with LH.
Check out this thread which answered some of my own questions concerning the same subject earlier this year:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum1/HTML/009381.html
I chose LH.
Note that LH miles expire after 3 years unless you're elite of have LH credit card.
For *A flights, ajinlondon is correct - go with LH.
Check out this thread which answered some of my own questions concerning the same subject earlier this year:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum1/HTML/009381.html
I chose LH.
Note that LH miles expire after 3 years unless you're elite of have LH credit card.
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As it stands we don't know what your goals are or what class of service you'll be in.
I wouldn't touch LH Miles & More if you're flying economy.
If your goal is status, you're a hair's breath from Star Alliance Gold with those flights credited to Air Canada.
I wouldn't touch LH Miles & More if you're flying economy.
If your goal is status, you're a hair's breath from Star Alliance Gold with those flights credited to Air Canada.
#6
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Thanks for the advise. All the flights are economy as I am travelling for pleaseure rather than business. My goals are really to acheive the best number of miles to use as an award. It should hopefully equate to a European flight.
It is a shame they are not eith KL as Ihad notched up a good collection of points but will lose my Gold status in January!
It is a shame they are not eith KL as Ihad notched up a good collection of points but will lose my Gold status in January!




