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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 9:03 am
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Getting a delta codeshare on Northwest

Does anyone here know why a codeshared NW flight with DL doesn't show up on Delta's site.

I have a voucher from Delta I want to use and fly out of DTW so of course NW has a lot more flights to different cities. I also have lot more skymiles and whenever I fly NW I always get skymiles instead of world perk miles.

EVERYTIME I go on delta's site for trips I take on NW the flights don't show up and I have even called Delta and was told the flights weren't ones they could book, yet on the last two trips I tried it on I took with NW when I got to the airport on the board it was showing a DL codeshare number.

How do you manage to book a NW as a codshare on delta? I would rather book through DL if the price is the same anyway since I get the 1000 bonus miles for booking online with DL that I lose if I book through NW in addiiton to the double am ex skymiles from delta.com
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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 9:18 am
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Just because a flight has a codeshare flight number doesn't mean you can book it. Most codeshare flights are only bookable as part of a connecting itinerary--not on their own as a nonstop.

You're going to have to book NW flight numbers if you fly out of DTW and all your flights are NW nonstops.
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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 9:18 am
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Many codeshare agreements disallow non-stops.

For example, it's possible that DL codeshares TOL-DTW, but is not allowed to sell it to you unless you're going through DTW (e.g., TOL-DTW-BOS).
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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 9:51 am
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Thanks! I figured if it had a codeshare number you could use it. I'll try TOL sometime. Only problem is that I can drive to DTW quicker from TOL then the flight Not to mention the layover too.

Originally Posted by channa
Many codeshare agreements disallow non-stops.

For example, it's possible that DL codeshares TOL-DTW, but is not allowed to sell it to you unless you're going through DTW (e.g., TOL-DTW-BOS).
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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 10:29 am
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Originally Posted by jamesteroh
Thanks! I figured if it had a codeshare number you could use it. I'll try TOL sometime. Only problem is that I can drive to DTW quicker from TOL then the flight Not to mention the layover too.
But you get 500 extra miles!
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Old Oct 12, 2006 | 10:49 am
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But you get 500 extra miles!
And it might be cheaper than flying nonstop from DTW.
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