[PREM FARE GONE] LX/LH Companion Fares exUK in First & Biz (from 999GBP per person)
#33
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 508
So..... any advice on where to credit these flights.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
#34
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: London-Nice
Programs: GGL
Posts: 1,425
Edit: I managed. Thanks!
Last edited by jplondon; May 4, 2019 at 11:39 am
#35
Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: LON
Programs: BA GFL, OW Gold, CX/MP Diamond, SPG Plat
Posts: 258
So..... any advice on where to credit these flights.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
#36
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Here there everywhere
Programs: Bonvoy Lifetime Titanium, Hilton Diamond, IHG Plat, BA Silver, Aegean Gold, Aeroplan 25k, AA EXP
Posts: 2,823
#37
Join Date: Oct 2016
Programs: Always J
Posts: 57
My wife and I have recently completed the first leg of our SWISS flight to SE Asia which was booked under last year's superb Lufty / SWISS deal but would be very grateful for some advice on when we can expect the Miles & More points to credit.
Obviously with BA the Avios usually post within a few days of each leg being completed but can't see the Miles & More points having been credited so far. Do they post en masse after the return flight has been completed?
Many thanks in advance.
Obviously with BA the Avios usually post within a few days of each leg being completed but can't see the Miles & More points having been credited so far. Do they post en masse after the return flight has been completed?
Many thanks in advance.
#39
Join Date: Oct 2016
Programs: Always J
Posts: 57
#40
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: NCL and LBA
Programs: BD*G, BAGold, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Plat
Posts: 3,269
Does anyone know what the access code is? I am trying to play around with open-jaw tickets and elongated transit times in FRA but doesn't seem to pull up the special fares without the access code?
#41
Join Date: May 2019
Programs: SK*G
Posts: 1
So..... any advice on where to credit these flights.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
I predominately fly one world and credit to AS where possible and BA when not.
Based in London and have no immediate plans to fly *A flights soon.
Looks like i will accrue around 12,500 per ticket for our LHR-HKG return - 3 passengers.
Questions.
1. Is there a programme that allows miles pooling?
2. Are there any programmes that offer and flights within Europe (one way or return) for such small amounts of miles.
3. Any programme offer good value for use against hotels/gift cards etc?
thanks in advance.
#43
Join Date: Dec 2018
Location: Somewhere between BHX and HUY
Programs: Flying Blue Plat, Eurobonus Silver, ALL Gold
Posts: 1,673
Hmmm, I'm going to have to ask for advice as well now...
Each member of my family has about 20k miles on Miles & More, which will expire in late 2021. We have no status and I'm not really fan of Miles which expire without chance of extension, the pressure is real... I do however like that LH rates for award flights are quite low.
So here's the question. Is it worth getting an ANA or EuroBonus card and start pooling the miles on there instead, and just forsake whatever I have on M&M? Or should I commit all the way to M&M now that I'm in?
Each member of my family has about 20k miles on Miles & More, which will expire in late 2021. We have no status and I'm not really fan of Miles which expire without chance of extension, the pressure is real... I do however like that LH rates for award flights are quite low.
So here's the question. Is it worth getting an ANA or EuroBonus card and start pooling the miles on there instead, and just forsake whatever I have on M&M? Or should I commit all the way to M&M now that I'm in?
#44
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: NCL and LBA
Programs: BD*G, BAGold, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Plat
Posts: 3,269
I would go for a family account with either A3 or NH. Earn and burn rates are good with A3 and they also allow a family account. Eurobonus rates are relatively high and earn rates aren't amazing either.
#45
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: LON
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 3,911