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Originally Posted by Darren
15k miles isnt all that much in most OW programs. On AA, it will earn you a coach flight....almost. On BA, a coach flight...almost. QF, coach flight....almost. LA, not even close to a coach flight. IB, who the heck knows. AY, I can't read Hungarian. EI, are they still even in the alliance? JL, aren't they in the alliance yet?
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so where is the list of codeshare flights in europe and how do i book it?
ie QF flights 3601 3602 lhr-fra? i assume there are other, more desirable codeshares avail... |
I think you'll find that the QF intra-Europe codeshare flights are either near-impossible to book or priced at a level which doesn't make sense, unless you're combining them with a long-haul BA/QF ticket or a RTW product.
For those based in the UK without travel plans during the qualifying period I would suggest three weekends away using BA, AY and IB. Or you could be slightly cleverer about it to reduce the number of trips you need to take: eg a BA return to ARN or HEL, plus an AY return ex either of those; alternatively BA to MAD + a return MAD-LIS with IB. |
so as a QF in london i have no chance , unless i go to SIN? etc
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QF and the offer
Hi,
Just checked with potential Mrs S and she thinks that all the short haul QFs ex-LON can only be booked in association with a long haul ticket. If you were really wanting to take part either (i) do the BA EC thing and get a freebie (ii) if you were really naughty... book a MAN to LHR to SIN all on QF, get to LHR and then offload yourself and go for a refund. No as far as I am aware that breaks the odd rule but I doubt that the International Court of Airline Fare Abusers would argue too much. Might end up stiffing you for a full fare on the MAN to LHR, which at the end of the day, costs the same for a single as the value of the miles. Buy a 1W RTW, fly a QF codeshare sector on BA and then hold the rest of the ticket for later? Try a QF codeshare in the US? |
Originally Posted by virtualtroy
· Where flights are operated by a oneworld airline, and marketed by another oneworld airline (code-share flights) the airline whose flight number is on the ticket will count towards bonus qualification, not the operating airline.
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Originally Posted by fokker50
Is it really so that operating airline is insignificant?
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Originally Posted by NM
Must be both operated and coded by a OneWorld airline. But its the flight number that counts for this promotion.
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10/16/04 AMERICAN AIRLINES 7710 F SCL LAX 5,569 8,354 13,923
10/16/04 LAN AIRLINES 750 J SCL GIG 1,825 2,281 4,106 10/24/04 BRITISH AIRWAYS 479 J BCN LHR 714 893 1,607 10/24/04 ONEWORLD PROMOTION 0 15,000 15,000 Bonus in AA as the flight on the 16th was a LanChile booked as the codeshare by AA several months ago. :D |
Markie I'm impressed about the timeliness of the bonus miles posting. Us QF'ers have been told it'll be sometime between qualification and end of calendar year 2004....
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wow that posted quick - mine hasnt come through on QF yet
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