alternate *A program for top tier?
Dec 3, 2000 | 1:13 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: STR, Germany
Posts: 238
alternate *A program for top tier?
Having reached LH SEN this year, I am seeking my FF objective for next year.
Which *A top tier would you recommend for me in 2001 to try to reach? I am going to have a dozen eco flights in europe, 2 - 4 transatlantic flight segments in C or F and - mainly - 60 LH domestic business flight segments in germany.
Which *A top tier would you recommend for me in 2001 to try to reach? I am going to have a dozen eco flights in europe, 2 - 4 transatlantic flight segments in C or F and - mainly - 60 LH domestic business flight segments in germany.
Dec 3, 2000 | 1:21 pm
#2
Original Member
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Canada
Programs: AC SE 2MM, HH Dd, Bonvoy G; IC S; AA; DL
Posts: 14,496
Since you will be a Senator for 2 years, I would look over the comparison chart (see link below).
Remember programs change from year to year and benefits one year may disappear in the next.
If you plan on doing a lot of flying in the US (personal or business), then UA is a good bet.
AC is my favorite for upgrading discount fares.
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BlondeBomber's Star Alliance Gold Comparison Chart 2000: http://members.home.net/deercroft/starall00.html
Dorian's Star Alliance RTW Price Chart: http://www.informationlab.com/rtw.htm
flyers'places - restaurant, bar & hotel recommendations: http://www.flyersplaces.com
Remember programs change from year to year and benefits one year may disappear in the next.
If you plan on doing a lot of flying in the US (personal or business), then UA is a good bet.
AC is my favorite for upgrading discount fares.
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BlondeBomber's Star Alliance Gold Comparison Chart 2000: http://members.home.net/deercroft/starall00.html
Dorian's Star Alliance RTW Price Chart: http://www.informationlab.com/rtw.htm
flyers'places - restaurant, bar & hotel recommendations: http://www.flyersplaces.com
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Dec 6, 2000 | 5:48 am
#5
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: (SMV) St. Moritz, Switzerland
Programs: LH SEN, AA AAirpass, IC Ambassador Platinum, *wood Gold
Posts: 1,343
I am with Bernie on this one.
You would only want status on another carrier if you fly them frequently and the *Gold benefits do not get what you want.
You would only want status on another carrier if you fly them frequently and the *Gold benefits do not get what you want.
Dec 7, 2000 | 3:47 pm
#6
Moderator, Argentina and FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: MIA / EZE
Programs: Lord of Malbec & all Wines Argentine. AA EXP / Marriott Lifetime Gold / Hyatt Explorist / Hertz PC
Posts: 36,204
I think once you have 1-2 top tiers on one alliance, it would be smart to go for status on a competing allinace. If my flying keeps up in 2001, that is what I will be doing.
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