2 1W Question
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Posts: 1,722
2 1W Question
That should say 2 1W Questions
1) Can a BA silver living in North America, 1W Sapphire, get access to Admirals Clubs in the US when travelling on a domestic trip such as DFW-ORD. I ask this because one the 1W site it does not mention if it needs to be domestic or international
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2) If you are a BA silver and want earn miles on AA, meaning give AA your AA number, can your Sapphire status still show up on the boarding pass or do you need to use your BA number when flying AA
Thanks in advance
[This message has been edited by LGA_UAL (edited 04-05-2001).]
1) Can a BA silver living in North America, 1W Sapphire, get access to Admirals Clubs in the US when travelling on a domestic trip such as DFW-ORD. I ask this because one the 1W site it does not mention if it needs to be domestic or international
[Edited to add thing about title]
2) If you are a BA silver and want earn miles on AA, meaning give AA your AA number, can your Sapphire status still show up on the boarding pass or do you need to use your BA number when flying AA
Thanks in advance
[This message has been edited by LGA_UAL (edited 04-05-2001).]
#2




Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Don't know....
Programs: BA LTG, SQ TPPS, CX DMP, AA EXP, Bonvoy LTT, ALL PLT, Hilton DM
Posts: 4,035
1) Yes, you can use the AC for domestic travel.
2) No, if you enter your AA number, you will not be treated as a Sapphire. However, you should be able to enter the AC when you show them your BA Silver card.
2) No, if you enter your AA number, you will not be treated as a Sapphire. However, you should be able to enter the AC when you show them your BA Silver card.
#4
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Programs: FB PLT again afater a decade as plebian
Posts: 22,929
There is the slight disadvantage of not earning AA upgrades. I know it depends on tier points but for you, how many miles of flight did it take to earn/retain BA Silver vs. AA PLT?

