Qualifying flights
Aug 12, 2021, 5:48 am
#1
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Qualifying flights
How can I make sure that a ticket sold on sas.dk is a qualifying flight?
For example, flights between CPH and TLL mid-october are listes as "operated by Cityjet".
I need another return flight to maintain status, and I need to blow some points on a hotel ;-)
Thanks!
-DanishFlyer
For example, flights between CPH and TLL mid-october are listes as "operated by Cityjet".
I need another return flight to maintain status, and I need to blow some points on a hotel ;-)
Thanks!
-DanishFlyer
Aug 12, 2021, 9:03 am
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How can I make sure that a ticket sold on sas.dk is a qualifying flight?
For example, flights between CPH and TLL mid-october are listes as "operated by Cityjet".
I need another return flight to maintain status, and I need to blow some points on a hotel ;-)
Thanks!
-DanishFlyer
For example, flights between CPH and TLL mid-october are listes as "operated by Cityjet".
I need another return flight to maintain status, and I need to blow some points on a hotel ;-)
Thanks!
-DanishFlyer
Edir: SK Flight number ranges that are out side of SK3000-SK3999 or SK6000-SK9999 would count.
Last edited by CPH-Flyer; Aug 12, 2021 at 9:20 am
Aug 12, 2021, 10:57 pm
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Thank you!
Flights are SK17xx.
When I looked in the app, the fare rules also say that go light is only valid on SAS operated flights, so the info was really right there.
Now I just need to weigh the risk of cancellations with my need/want to go ;-)
- DanishFlyer
Flights are SK17xx.
When I looked in the app, the fare rules also say that go light is only valid on SAS operated flights, so the info was really right there.
Now I just need to weigh the risk of cancellations with my need/want to go ;-)
- DanishFlyer
Aug 13, 2021, 2:47 am
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There is some info here:
https://www.sas.dk/eurobonus/partner...r_70GEUtkKtwRo
But it talks only about basispoints (and include partners, for example *alliance). It is my understanding from that page that some UA flights will give basis points (towards status) but I see nothing about segments. Maybe it is the same? But I thought only SK metal would give segments (and some Widerø).
-DanishFlyer.
https://www.sas.dk/eurobonus/partner...r_70GEUtkKtwRo
But it talks only about basispoints (and include partners, for example *alliance). It is my understanding from that page that some UA flights will give basis points (towards status) but I see nothing about segments. Maybe it is the same? But I thought only SK metal would give segments (and some Widerø).
-DanishFlyer.
Aug 13, 2021, 3:30 am
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SK17xx by CityJet shall be fine. It is just a wetlease, not a codeshare. Crossing fingers for no cancellations for you.
Aug 13, 2021, 4:07 am
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Aug 13, 2021, 4:07 am
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There is some info here:
https://www.sas.dk/eurobonus/partner...r_70GEUtkKtwRo
But it talks only about basispoints (and include partners, for example *alliance). It is my understanding from that page that some UA flights will give basis points (towards status) but I see nothing about segments. Maybe it is the same? But I thought only SK metal would give segments (and some Widerø).
-DanishFlyer.
https://www.sas.dk/eurobonus/partner...r_70GEUtkKtwRo
But it talks only about basispoints (and include partners, for example *alliance). It is my understanding from that page that some UA flights will give basis points (towards status) but I see nothing about segments. Maybe it is the same? But I thought only SK metal would give segments (and some Widerø).
-DanishFlyer.
If it is a codeshare, the question of basis vs extra points depends on the partner. If it is a native SK number operated by someone else like Cityjet, it still a full SK flight in terms of segments and points.
Nov 13, 2021, 3:02 am
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Hi,
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks
Last edited by MrSnoot78; Nov 15, 2021 at 10:01 pm
Nov 15, 2021, 4:13 pm
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Hi,
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks,
Henning
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks,
Henning
Nov 18, 2021, 1:06 pm
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Hi,
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks
has anoyone an idea what will happen?
I should have had a trip from Frankfurt to Helsinki via Stockholm with SAS. The flight to Stockholm was cancelled and I was rebooked to a non stop flight with Lufthansa to Helsinki.There was no chance of getting reeboked to SAS so I took Lufthansa.
Instead of 2 x 4 qualifying flights there was nothing credited to my account. I wrote an email 2 weeks ago to Eurobonus but did not get an answer yet.
Do you think that I'll have a chance of getting the 2x 4 qualifying flights credited?
Thanks
Nov 22, 2021, 3:31 pm
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Nov 22, 2021, 3:39 pm
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Nov 22, 2021, 3:40 pm
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Original Route Credit, getting the accrual for the flights you had actually booked, rather than the ones you ended up flying due to cancellations or missed connections.
Eurobonus used to have a stated rule that if you were rebooked to a non earning partner (Iceland Air above) you could claim the points for the flight you were supposed to take. However if you were rebooked to another earning airline, there was no such written rule.
I have tried to look at the Eurobonus pages, I could not find anything about this written any longer. But based on the example of Iceland Air, the non earning airline rule seems to be in place still.
Eurobonus used to have a stated rule that if you were rebooked to a non earning partner (Iceland Air above) you could claim the points for the flight you were supposed to take. However if you were rebooked to another earning airline, there was no such written rule.
I have tried to look at the Eurobonus pages, I could not find anything about this written any longer. But based on the example of Iceland Air, the non earning airline rule seems to be in place still.