Earning Alaska Miles on Air France
Aug 12, 2014, 12:42 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Southern California
Posts: 61
Earning Alaska Miles on Air France
Good Day All,
We will be leaving on our flights in about 1 week. I called Air France a while back and added our Alaska numbers into the reservations. However, when I look at our booking online - it does not show any FF numbers at all. Is this normal for the AF system?
Also, we paid Z fare and will be entirely on AF planes. LAX - CDG - TXL and then DUS - CDG - LAX. How many Alaska miles would we approximately earn for this?
Thank you and have a great day.
J
We will be leaving on our flights in about 1 week. I called Air France a while back and added our Alaska numbers into the reservations. However, when I look at our booking online - it does not show any FF numbers at all. Is this normal for the AF system?
Also, we paid Z fare and will be entirely on AF planes. LAX - CDG - TXL and then DUS - CDG - LAX. How many Alaska miles would we approximately earn for this?
Thank you and have a great day.
J
Aug 12, 2014, 2:28 pm
#2
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Bamberg, Germany
Programs: DL DM/2MM
Posts: 345
See http://www.alaskaair.com/content/mil...ir-france.aspx and check the flight numbers listed there.
On a Z fare you will be earning a 25% bonus mileage.
The great circle mapper gives 6200 miles for the flight to TXL. On the way back the distance flown is 5914 miles. I do not know whether Alaska has a 500 mile minimum (which would apply on the DUS-CDG segment). So you should be getting around 15000 miles.
If you do not get the miles within about a month, request mileage credit following the steps listed on the above www page. This means that you should keep a copy of your boarding passes(!) and receipt.
On a Z fare you will be earning a 25% bonus mileage.
The great circle mapper gives 6200 miles for the flight to TXL. On the way back the distance flown is 5914 miles. I do not know whether Alaska has a 500 mile minimum (which would apply on the DUS-CDG segment). So you should be getting around 15000 miles.
If you do not get the miles within about a month, request mileage credit following the steps listed on the above www page. This means that you should keep a copy of your boarding passes(!) and receipt.
Aug 12, 2014, 3:17 pm
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Southern California
Posts: 61
See http://www.alaskaair.com/content/mil...ir-france.aspx and check the flight numbers listed there.
On a Z fare you will be earning a 25% bonus mileage.
The great circle mapper gives 6200 miles for the flight to TXL. On the way back the distance flown is 5914 miles. I do not know whether Alaska has a 500 mile minimum (which would apply on the DUS-CDG segment). So you should be getting around 15000 miles.
If you do not get the miles within about a month, request mileage credit following the steps listed on the above www page. This means that you should keep a copy of your boarding passes(!) and receipt.
On a Z fare you will be earning a 25% bonus mileage.
The great circle mapper gives 6200 miles for the flight to TXL. On the way back the distance flown is 5914 miles. I do not know whether Alaska has a 500 mile minimum (which would apply on the DUS-CDG segment). So you should be getting around 15000 miles.
If you do not get the miles within about a month, request mileage credit following the steps listed on the above www page. This means that you should keep a copy of your boarding passes(!) and receipt.