Aeroflot BONUS
#1
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: Seattle, WA
Programs: AS 100K, BAEC GGL
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Aeroflot BONUS
In fairness to the former largest airline in the world and some would say worst airline in the world, can we open a new topic in the Airline: Programs section. Aeroflot has a new frequent flyer program called BONUS, or is that a typo and it is called BOGUS. Anyway, I am their latest member and would like to discuss with other BONUS frequent flyers out there about this new and interesting program. Further, I am sure there our other members of FlyerTalk that would like another program to laugh at and make their frequent flyer program look not so bad.
#2
Join Date: May 1999
Location: New York City
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Da, is required that Randy make this, tovarisch!
#3
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: Seattle, WA
Programs: AS 100K, BAEC GGL
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I just wanted to bring this up to the top again. Can you please add this frequent flyer program to the bulletin board? Aeroflot Bonus is a accual frequent flyer program and should be listed with all the other obscure programs.
[This message has been edited by JayJ (edited 02-18-2000).]
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#5
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: Chattanooga, TN, USA**US Airways Gold, Marriott Gold
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I noticed in checking these guys out on the web (their site is well-designed, but low-capability--no online booking, and no FF info) that your fare is not guaranteed until you're on board. If it goes up after you've bought the ticket, you are on the hook for the difference! (It does work both ways--if the fare goes down, you get a refund.) That does not apply to tickets from Russia to another country.
Their throwaway rule is simpler than most--you can use a coupon without having used the preceding ones, but the preceding ones are then invalid.
Their throwaway rule is simpler than most--you can use a coupon without having used the preceding ones, but the preceding ones are then invalid.
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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And everything that is routed through Gorkiy is subject to a hidden city fare!
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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I think that it is time to have an Aeroflot forum. They seem to have improved their Web site.
#8
Join Date: Dec 1999
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by silverpie:
If it goes up after you've bought the ticket, you are on the hook for the difference! </font>
If it goes up after you've bought the ticket, you are on the hook for the difference! </font>
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Changes in Fares or Rules
The fares, charges or rules applicable to any transportation shall be those in effect at the time of commencement of transportation (i.e. use of the first flight coupon of a ticket or conjunction ticket for carriage). Once carriage has commenced, any change in fares, charges or rules does not affect the contract and may be disregarded, unless otherwise specifically provided. In case of any change (including changes due to an altered conversion rate) in fares, or new rules, effective between the day the ticket is issued and the day of commencement of travel, the passenger is required to pay the difference in the fare or he will be refunded such difference, as the case may be.
By way of exception, tickets for international travel commencing in the Russian Federation, which have been issued in the Russian Federation with a firm reservation for at least the first international sector and which have been paid for before notification of a fare change shall be accepted for travel without reassessment of the fare provided original reservation is not changed after the date of notification of the fare change. A contract of carriage (ticket) is therefore subject at all times to a change in fares, charges or rules between the time it is purchased and the day of departure.</font>
The fares, charges or rules applicable to any transportation shall be those in effect at the time of commencement of transportation (i.e. use of the first flight coupon of a ticket or conjunction ticket for carriage). Once carriage has commenced, any change in fares, charges or rules does not affect the contract and may be disregarded, unless otherwise specifically provided. In case of any change (including changes due to an altered conversion rate) in fares, or new rules, effective between the day the ticket is issued and the day of commencement of travel, the passenger is required to pay the difference in the fare or he will be refunded such difference, as the case may be.
By way of exception, tickets for international travel commencing in the Russian Federation, which have been issued in the Russian Federation with a firm reservation for at least the first international sector and which have been paid for before notification of a fare change shall be accepted for travel without reassessment of the fare provided original reservation is not changed after the date of notification of the fare change. A contract of carriage (ticket) is therefore subject at all times to a change in fares, charges or rules between the time it is purchased and the day of departure.</font>
#9




Join Date: May 2000
Location: Sweden
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I am a member of Aeroflot Bonus and they are the only FF program that has give me 1000 points/miles for my birthday
#10

Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Manhattan, NY
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So I guess we just post away here and hope that the thread will get moved to somewhere appropriate? Maybe the "Misplaced Posts" forum? 
So let me get this straight - buy a ticket today, but when you get to the airport next week, we may have to demand - oh, say - another zillion rubles? This sounds like the sales prevention department to me - must be a finance guy writing this policy
How often does this happen?
What kind of airline options exist in that market??

So let me get this straight - buy a ticket today, but when you get to the airport next week, we may have to demand - oh, say - another zillion rubles? This sounds like the sales prevention department to me - must be a finance guy writing this policy

How often does this happen?
What kind of airline options exist in that market??
#11
Join Date: Aug 2000
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by kempis:
I am a member of Aeroflot Bonus and they are the only FF program that has give me 1000 points/miles for my birthday
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I am a member of Aeroflot Bonus and they are the only FF program that has give me 1000 points/miles for my birthday
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That said, LanChile gives me 1000 KM per year for my Birthday - and they don't have a forum either!
#12
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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Again this is a flyer/traveler forum.
Aeroflot is offering IAD-MOW in C for $1829. Looks like the 767 that everyone else uses, just has a bit of smoking around the edges.
We need an Aeroflot forum.
Aeroflot is offering IAD-MOW in C for $1829. Looks like the 767 that everyone else uses, just has a bit of smoking around the edges.
We need an Aeroflot forum.

