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Passmethesickbag May 14, 2012 2:40 pm


Originally Posted by anilyst (Post 18574134)
*n00b alert*

I am flying UA/LH from SFO to DEL via FRA. Return would be DEL - EWR - SFO.

I'm a member of LH, SQ & US. Can I get miles for all 3, in addition to UA ?

No, just the one of them (if you're lucky).

But now that you've got me thinking, since the new UA has no clue about whether your miles post or not, maybe double dipping is possible again. I haven't gotten away with that since I took advantage of the OnePass offer of discount redemption for WBC on KL in the early 90s....

anilyst May 14, 2012 2:49 pm


Originally Posted by Passmethesickbag (Post 18574162)
No, just the one of them (if you're lucky).

But now that you've got me thinking, since the new UA has no clue about whether your miles post or not, maybe double dipping is possible again. I haven't gotten away with that since I took advantage of the OnePass offer of discount redemption for WBC on KL in the early 90s....

But what if I go to say LH site and use the "Claim missing miles" option ? Of course these are all n00b level qns :)

DeaconFlyer May 14, 2012 3:05 pm


Originally Posted by anilyst (Post 18574236)
But what if I go to say LH site and use the "Claim missing miles" option ? Of course these are all n00b level qns :)

They will check with the operating carrier to see who they credited the miles to.

Passmethesickbag May 14, 2012 3:09 pm


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574337)
They will check with the operating carrier to see who they credited the miles to.

Which means that if the operating carrier is UA, no answer will be forthcoming.

DeaconFlyer May 14, 2012 3:14 pm


Originally Posted by Passmethesickbag (Post 18574359)
Which means that if the operating carrier is UA, no answer will be forthcoming.

Pile-on posts like this never get old.

UA-NYC May 14, 2012 3:16 pm


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574379)
Pile-on posts like this never get old.

They don't when they're pretty much factually accurate.

Maybe when they finally get their S together, these posts will go away.

DeaconFlyer May 14, 2012 3:20 pm


Originally Posted by UA-NYC (Post 18574395)
They don't when they're pretty much factually accurate.

Maybe when they finally get their S together, these posts will go away.

What part of the post that says UA cannot post *A mileage is "factually accurate"?

UA-NYC May 14, 2012 3:23 pm


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574432)
What part of the post that says UA cannot post *A mileage is "factually accurate"?

Oh, I don't know, the never-ending posts of UA flyers talking about *A flights that are 1, 2, 3, months past due in posting, with no clear end in sight. Myself included.

I'm guessing you don't have any, so you probably can't relate.

DeaconFlyer May 14, 2012 3:29 pm


Originally Posted by UA-NYC (Post 18574455)
Oh, I don't know, the never-ending posts of UA flyers talking about *A flights that are 1, 2, 3, months past due in posting, with no clear end in sight. Myself included.

I'm guessing you don't have any, so you probably can't relate.

No, I can't. All my partner flights have posted fine, within a week.

But apparently you and Passmethesickbag don't believe that's possible.

Passmethesickbag May 14, 2012 3:30 pm


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574432)
What part of the post that says UA cannot post *A mileage is "factually accurate"?

This year, not a single *A flight of mine has posted as they should have (this includes TK, LX, JJ, and LH flights). A few of them have eventually posted following robust correspondence; my signature will give you an indication of the magnitude of those that haven't. No offence, but extrapolating from your status, your annual experience would appear to amount to roughly 25% of mine.

UA-NYC May 14, 2012 3:30 pm


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574489)
No, I can't. All my partner flights have posted fine, within a week.

But apparently you and Passmethesickbag don't believe that's possible.

Go post in this thread and see what type of response you get

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unite...thread-26.html

Nearing 400 posts now.

DeaconFlyer May 14, 2012 4:32 pm


Originally Posted by UA-NYC (Post 18574508)
Go post in this thread and see what type of response you get

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unite...thread-26.html

Nearing 400 posts now.

Out of how many *A flights flown by FT members?

UA-NYC May 15, 2012 12:53 am


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574894)
Out of how many *A flights flown by FT members?

It's a known issue.

WineCountryUA May 15, 2012 1:10 am


Originally Posted by DeaconFlyer (Post 18574894)
Out of how many *A flights flown by FT members?

In your opinion, what is an acceptable level of posting omissions?

Flyinace2000 May 15, 2012 2:35 am

Wife and I flew TAP from LHR-LIS. Niether of us had our flights post. I emailed scans of our boarding passed about 2 weeks ago. It wasn't TAP's cheapo fares, so i expect at least 50% credit (but i think i will get 100%, based on the price).


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