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Originally Posted by nbevan
(Post 6878181)
No advance seating and no mention of a lounge for me. :td:
My guess is that unless you book through aa.com, the BA system does not know your elite status (the same problem that BA lounge dragons have trying to verify status?). Dave |
Originally Posted by cathayboy
(Post 6877055)
...I have also had lots of times when I've known the flight to be over sold and upgrades are on the cards, where as a OW Emerald you would expect a chance even BA Blues get the seat! It is policy BA first regardless of status then OW:td:
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Originally Posted by number_6
(Post 6880846)
My very limited experience with BA with op-ups is the opposite (Emeralds after BA Gold but before BA Silver). I've seen it happen this way and not as BA Blue before Emeralds, however this has been claimed fairly frequently on FT (generally by BAEC members,
Dave |
Originally Posted by Dave Noble
(Post 6881409)
... there is nothing stated anywhere that says that people with OW status will be upgraded ahead of others. If they chose to upgrade people based on hair colour there would be no grounds for complaint
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Looks like shorthaul seat assignments may have been sorted out. As a OW Emerald , I was able to re-select 1A ( after ticking the box agreeing that I was suitable for an exit row )
Dave |
CE first two rows (A & C) are now available to OW E's again. I'm back to where I was a month ago before all this BA BS started.
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Originally Posted by og
(Post 6882844)
CE first two rows (A & C) are now available to OW E's again. I'm back to where I was a month ago before all this BA BS started.
My CE bookings (J) are now fixed. ET (Y) is another matter however. Looking like some of my e-mails (and yours if you sent them) to BA Nick (refer to the thread on the BA board) have resulted in a fix. Let's hope they have a fix for ET soon as I must admit I have quite a few ET bookings coming up. :o I STRONGLY urge those of you with long haul bookings to check your seats there as unfortunately my upcoming long hauls are all with QF rather than BA to see what their status is. The thread with the info on how to fix your bookings with BA can be found here: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=637938 |
For what it is worth, this thread is now the 7th most read thread on the OneWorld forum to date, so whilst not many of you are contributing, it seems many of you out there are certainly reading this thread!
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Yet another update.... More official news from BAEC:
Originally Posted by BA Executive Club
oneworld equivalents will work in exactly the same way as BA Silver and Gold member bookings, providing the number has been entered into the booking in the correct way.
If you are having a problem with seating using oneworld card numbers, please use the email address which has been provided, and we'll look at it for you. Kind Rgds Lyndsay |
oneworld Ruby elites?
Has anyone heard if oneworld Ruby elites get any pre-seating allowance? I'm AAdvantage Gold, but have not been able to get any answers from BA regarding this.:confused:
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Originally Posted by WChiCC
(Post 6926942)
Has anyone heard if oneworld Ruby elites get any pre-seating allowance? I'm AAdvantage Gold, but have not been able to get any answers from BA regarding this.
Originally Posted by BA
Gold and Silver Executive Club members, oneworld equivalents, and other passengers on the same booking
FIRST Passengers Customers holding fully flexible tickets booked in J/C/W/Y booking classes Travelling with infants The above customers can choose their seat at the time of booking and change at any time until they have checked in. Dave |
Dave, what page is that from? The page I normally read on ba.com (and I just checked again) says this (note the absence of any oneworld reference):
Originally Posted by ba.com
The following customers are able to choose their seat at the time of booking:
· Customers travelling in our FIRST cabins · Gold and Silver Executive Club members · Customers travelling on a BA corporate dealt ticket · Customers holding fully flexible tickets booked in J, C, W or Y booking classes · Customers travelling with infants (aged under 2 years) · Customers with additional needs with specific seating requirements |
Originally Posted by Viajero
(Post 6928096)
Dave, what page is that from? The page I normally read on ba.com (and I just checked again) says this (note the absence of any oneworld reference):
Dave |
Originally Posted by nbevan
(Post 6871771)
I have bookings on BA in Eurotraveller, and despite having my OneWorld Emerald FF number in the booking I get the message "Seat choice available at check in".
The BA Executive Club desk said that the system does not recognize my FF number as elite.
Originally Posted by Dave Noble
(Post 6880540)
How did you add the frequent flyer number? Give them a call an remove n readd the number and the status should be obtained
I have "refreshed" my FF number in MMB to no avail, and there is no option to delete and reinsert it. I hope this is not a consistent problem when I have to book through my corporate travel agent.:( |
Originally Posted by nbevan
(Post 6930282)
As the booking was made by a travel agent, the Executive Club say they can't make any changes.
I have "refreshed" my FF number in MMB to no avail, and there is no option to delete and reinsert it. I hope this is not a consistent problem when I have to book through my corporate travel agent.:( If you go to checkmytrip , does it show the FF number to be in there as British Airways - AAxxxxxx Dave |
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