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#241
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 2
Turkish Air - G class tickets
When I bought my ticket from IAH to IST and return the G Class received credit in United's FF program. United changed the rules after I bought the ticket but before I flew so it looks like no credit with United.
Anybody have success getting around this?
thanks!!
Anybody have success getting around this?
thanks!!
#242
Join Date: Nov 2004
Programs: UA 1K (Million Miler). AA Gold (lifetime 1 Million). TK Elite Gold
Posts: 895
UA's MP changed the mileage accrual of TK "G: booking class in March 2013; you are just finding this out now, some 9 months later? I believe you are out of luck. Credit them to TK's FF Program.
#243
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 1
Award ticket of luptanza using Miles and Smiles
Hi,
I am a member of Miles & Smiles and I have a few questions.
1. Can I book any Star Alliance member flights and use my Tourkish miles? e.g. Lufthansa
2. If yes, how this can be done?
3. How can I find the number of miles that are needed for each route?
Thanks,
Yaron
I am a member of Miles & Smiles and I have a few questions.
1. Can I book any Star Alliance member flights and use my Tourkish miles? e.g. Lufthansa
2. If yes, how this can be done?
3. How can I find the number of miles that are needed for each route?
Thanks,
Yaron
#244
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: United Arab Emirates & Arizona, USA
Programs: UA MM/1P, EK Au, QR, TK, Marriott Life Ti, Hilton Dia, IC Dia, Hyatt Glob, Accor Pt, Shangri-La
Posts: 4,526
No miles on
The earnings page says that all paid fare classes receive mileage credit, but there is a footnote at the bottom, "*Mileage accrual is not permitted from Economy, Business or Comfort Class tickets issued from Routes of the Week promotion." Is this new?
How can one tell (assuming that one didn't click through the promotion page) whether a fare is part of this specific promotion? Is this promotion only for flights originating in Istanbul? I usually just type in my origin and destination, which often returns some fares listed as promotional, but it's not clear whether they fall into this category. There is a place on the (international) home page for "Promotion Airline Tickets," but most of these appear not to be"Routes of the Week."
I would assume that these promotions fall into a certain fare class, but it's not clear -- and it would be nice if they were transparent by ensuring as much.
How can one tell (assuming that one didn't click through the promotion page) whether a fare is part of this specific promotion? Is this promotion only for flights originating in Istanbul? I usually just type in my origin and destination, which often returns some fares listed as promotional, but it's not clear whether they fall into this category. There is a place on the (international) home page for "Promotion Airline Tickets," but most of these appear not to be"Routes of the Week."
I would assume that these promotions fall into a certain fare class, but it's not clear -- and it would be nice if they were transparent by ensuring as much.
#245
Moderator, Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles & Accor ALL
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: BRU
Programs: TK*G, Accor ALL Platinum
Posts: 7,586
To answer your questions:
1. Yes you can book flights with any of TK's partners, including all Star Alliance carriers, subject to availability.
2. Call the TK reservations centre or visit you local TK office.
3. http://www.turkishairlines.com/en-in...d-ticket-chart
#246
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 4
First, you need to ask your very own airline which your account belongs to (as you refer, TK) about how many miles that you have and then you can also ask how many miles that you need to have to get a star ticket for free. Afterwards, they will make a booking for you. Either way, they will send you to the sales office or to the website of Star Alliance.
Check below:
http://www.staralliance.com/en/
You can do any kind of transactions over this perfect website. You can purchase star ticket, upgrade yourself, check a lot of useful info. Go, get it.
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#247
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 129
New to the TY scheme.
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
#248
Join Date: Mar 2009
Programs: LT NoN REV
Posts: 566
New to the TY scheme.
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
I am not a fan of TK customer service, so everything else is ruled out.
#249
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: GYD
Programs: Azerbaijan Airlines Gold, Turkish Miles and Smiles, IHG Plat
Posts: 663
New to the TY scheme.
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
I have undertaken a quick review and my initial impression is that the scheme offers some generous tariff rates for reward redemptions.
Two questions if I may
i) Does anyone have a sense whether, in general, Turksih are the same / more/ less / generous than other programmes for offering front cabin seats
ii) one of the T&Cs states that rewards may only be issued on a round trip basis, I have some familiarity with the other Star Alliance schemes and I am unaware of any other scheme which does not permit one way seats t one way pro rata reduced miles ( usually 50% ). I wonder if I might have misread the T&C's?
I can honestly say I've never had a problem getting redemption availability on TK in both Y and J class.
One way redemptions are allowed - I think at 50%.
The TK Miles and Smiles programme is not bad. In fact, for my Star Alliance flights, I've moved from LH M&M as it's more generous.
#250
Join Date: Aug 2010
Programs: TK Elite Plus, SAS EBG, QR Platinum, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 2,297
Been looking at making a domestic mileage run on TK. Found a good fare IST-VAN. It books in P-class, with the description "Economy Promotional". Will I earn any miles with this ticket?
Can't find the fare rules on ITA.
Can't find the fare rules on ITA.
#251
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: BOS-TLV
Programs: Lots of them, no status
Posts: 1,318
OK, so I've understood that aircraft changes occur often, That's fine.
Are they planning (so anyone has heard...) to put power outlets in the 340s? Any info on that and, if they are, when they are planning to finish it?
Are they planning (so anyone has heard...) to put power outlets in the 340s? Any info on that and, if they are, when they are planning to finish it?
#252
Join Date: Aug 2010
Programs: TK Elite Plus, SAS EBG, QR Platinum, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 2,297
I believe there are already power outlets on the A340, at least in Business Class.
#254
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: PL
Programs: BAEC Silver, A3*G, TK*G
Posts: 36
Hi all,
just a simple question,
I have sent original BP and ticket copy to TK as a miles claim for flying TK8000/8001 operated by MH. It has been around 2 months since I sent them and still no miles. Is it normal or I should give them a call ? Any other way?
Thanks!
just a simple question,
I have sent original BP and ticket copy to TK as a miles claim for flying TK8000/8001 operated by MH. It has been around 2 months since I sent them and still no miles. Is it normal or I should give them a call ? Any other way?
Thanks!
#255
Join Date: Mar 2009
Programs: LT NoN REV
Posts: 566
good luck