Which OW program
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Which OW program
Greetings oh wise ones.
Question on behalf of my brother, who is leaving at the end of this month. Not sure what his fare basis is, but since he is booked on SK and AS, I doubt it would be a oneworld explorer.
All flights are booked in L class, apart from AAL-CPH which is in C and the AS flights which are in H.
Looking primarily for the best FF program. The SK flight will credit to the QF program, not sure about AA. I doubt that L class flights qualify for BA membership. Would there be enough there for him to do a Platinum Challenge on AA? If so, where in the process would he qualify? He would not be doing a lot of additional flights throughout the year to make the Gold Challenge worthwhile, although enough to make a Platinum (oneworld sapphire) worth having.
Will be leaving SYD on 26MAY, arriving back in SYD on 29JUN - if it makes a difference.
Thanks in advance.
Itinerary is as follows:
SYD-QF-LHR-BA-OSL-BA-AAL-SK-CPH-BA-LHR-AA-BOS-AA-YYZ-AA-ORD-AA-PDX-AS-SEA-AS-SFO-QF-LAX-QF-SYD.
Dave
Question on behalf of my brother, who is leaving at the end of this month. Not sure what his fare basis is, but since he is booked on SK and AS, I doubt it would be a oneworld explorer.
All flights are booked in L class, apart from AAL-CPH which is in C and the AS flights which are in H.
Looking primarily for the best FF program. The SK flight will credit to the QF program, not sure about AA. I doubt that L class flights qualify for BA membership. Would there be enough there for him to do a Platinum Challenge on AA? If so, where in the process would he qualify? He would not be doing a lot of additional flights throughout the year to make the Gold Challenge worthwhile, although enough to make a Platinum (oneworld sapphire) worth having.
Will be leaving SYD on 26MAY, arriving back in SYD on 29JUN - if it makes a difference.
Thanks in advance.
Itinerary is as follows:
SYD-QF-LHR-BA-OSL-BA-AAL-SK-CPH-BA-LHR-AA-BOS-AA-YYZ-AA-ORD-AA-PDX-AS-SEA-AS-SFO-QF-LAX-QF-SYD.
Dave
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Bay Area (QSF), CA
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I think none of oneworld programs will take you to sapphire level after this journey. AAdvantage is one possible program to Gold (Ruby) if you take "Gold Challenge". It is also not possible to credit all of flights into one FFP. So probably QF Frequent Flyer for QF and SK flights?
(AAdvantage)
credit(actual flown)
BA: LHR-OSL 188(750)
BA: *OSL-AAL 125(219)
BA: CPH-LHR 153(610)
Total: 466 miles
AA: LHR-BOS 3265
AA: BOS-YYZ 500(446)
AA: YYZ-ORD 500(436)
AA: ORD-PDX 1739
AS: PDX-SEA 500(129)
AS: SEA-SFO 679
Total: 7183 miles
Grand Total: 7649 miles
*Not sure if this flight is eligible for AAdvantage because of not operated by BA.
(QF Frequent Flyer)
QF: SYD-LHR
SK: **AAL-CPH
QF: SFO-LAX-SYD
**Not sure if AAL-CPH is eligible route for QF FF.
If you don't care elite status, you can earn Asia Miles except SK flight.
(AA-100%(L), BA-50%(L), QF-50%(L), AS-100%(H))
(AAdvantage)
credit(actual flown)
BA: LHR-OSL 188(750)
BA: *OSL-AAL 125(219)
BA: CPH-LHR 153(610)
Total: 466 miles
AA: LHR-BOS 3265
AA: BOS-YYZ 500(446)
AA: YYZ-ORD 500(436)
AA: ORD-PDX 1739
AS: PDX-SEA 500(129)
AS: SEA-SFO 679
Total: 7183 miles
Grand Total: 7649 miles
*Not sure if this flight is eligible for AAdvantage because of not operated by BA.
(QF Frequent Flyer)
QF: SYD-LHR
SK: **AAL-CPH
QF: SFO-LAX-SYD
**Not sure if AAL-CPH is eligible route for QF FF.
If you don't care elite status, you can earn Asia Miles except SK flight.
(AA-100%(L), BA-50%(L), QF-50%(L), AS-100%(H))

