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Originally Posted by seanp7
(Post 7292334)
It depends WHICH boarding pass, ime. Online Check-In with US gets it right every time for me (UA*G, Premier Executive is what it puts on the boarding pass), but a machine checkin with US yields "Premier" (even though I'm 1P), with all the *G benefits (Zone 1). It's all a bit confusing.
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Originally Posted by BenjaminNYC
(Post 7292379)
Either way, no upgrades for UA elites on US.
KiwiPanda |
[QUOTE=KiwiPanda;7292185]I wonder whether US recognizes 2P as elite as it isn't *G. As a 1P my boarding pass with a UA number always lists me as *G and Zone 1. Mrs KP as a 2P always gets Zone 2 and often doesn't have 'Premier' or anything on her pass. Just wondering what other's experiences might be ...
KiwiPanda QUOTE] US will recognize it as Star Silver and about the only benefit youll receive is boarding in Zone 2 with Silver Preferred members. You will not be able to access first class/preferred check in or the first class/preferred security lines. Youll notice the signage says First Class/Dividend Miles Preferred/Star Gold. |
Originally Posted by KiwiPanda
(Post 7292406)
Do have a better class of rubbish in the seat pocket and crumbs all over the floor in US F than Y when you board the plane. :D
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Originally Posted by mrhotelman
(Post 7292955)
Dont knock US Airways until UA becomes a perfect airline. UA is no better than US.
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Originally Posted by magiciansampras
(Post 7293008)
Yes it is. It is a lot better than US. I can't think of one area where US beats it. You are absolutely 100% wrong.
1) US gives its elite members unlimited complimentary first class upgrades, UA does not. Granted US first class is not the best, but its a lot better than sitting in coach or E+. 2) US has hubs in locations that are not as affected as much by weather problems as UA. 3) US support departments (website support, refunds, customer relations, etc.) are still based in the United States. When you call those departments you get an agent who is here in the States and speaks English. The calls dont get farmed off to India. So if I were you, I'd rethink saying I am 100% wrong. Plus if you have such a dislike for US, dont fly on them. Stick with flying on UA. |
Originally Posted by mrhotelman
(Post 7293050)
1) US gives its elite members unlimited complimentary first class upgrades, UA
does not. Granted US first class is not the best, but its a lot better than sitting in coach or E+.
Originally Posted by mrhotelman
2) US has hubs in locations that are not as affected as much by weather problems as UA.
Originally Posted by mrhotelman
3) US support departments (website support, refunds, customer relations, etc.) are still based in the United States. When you call those departments you get an agent who is here in the States and speaks English. The calls dont get farmed off to India.
Originally Posted by mrhotelman
So if I were you, I'd rethink saying I am 100% wrong. Plus if you have such a dislike for US, dont fly on them. Stick with flying on UA.
And believe me, I stick with UA as much as possible. Made the mistake of taking US to DUB once - oh man. What a disgrace. Here are some reasons why UA is better than US: 1) Cleaner aircraft 2) E+ 3) Channel 9 4) Asia 5) More hubs 6) exPlus I could go on and on. |
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Originally Posted by KiwiPanda
(Post 7292185)
I wonder whether US recognizes 2P as elite as it isn't *G. As a 1P my boarding pass with a UA number always lists me as *G and Zone 1. Mrs KP as a 2P always gets Zone 2 and often doesn't have 'Premier' or anything on her pass. Just wondering what other's experiences might be ...
KiwiPanda QUOTE] US will recognize it as Star Silver and about the only benefit youll receive is boarding in Zone 2 with Silver Preferred members. You will not be able to access first class/preferred check in or the first class/preferred security lines. Youll notice the signage says First Class/Dividend Miles Preferred/Star Gold. KiwiPanda |
Originally Posted by seanp7
(Post 7292334)
It depends WHICH boarding pass, ime. Online Check-In with US gets it right every time for me (UA*G, Premier Executive is what it puts on the boarding pass), but a machine checkin with US yields "Premier" (even though I'm 1P), with all the *G benefits (Zone 1). It's all a bit confusing.
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I dont believe that US gives complimetary upgrades for international destinations? Do they have something like SWUs?
I would still prefer UA to ANY international destination, domestically PS ROCKS! Donno if US has any flagship or PS service. |
Do you want me to continue the list of things where UA is better?
7) ps service 8) much better IFE generally (p@assport is nice on the 4 planes that have it :p ) |
They let me check in at the first class line in LAS as a 2P.
Originally Posted by mrhotelman
(Post 7292953)
US will recognize it as Star Silver and about the only benefit youll receive is boarding in Zone 2 with Silver Preferred members. You will not be able to access first class/preferred check in or the first class/preferred security lines. Youll notice the signage says First Class/Dividend Miles Preferred/Star Gold.
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Originally Posted by mrhotelman
(Post 7292953)
Originally Posted by KiwiPanda
(Post 7292185)
I wonder whether US recognizes 2P as elite as it isn't *G. As a 1P my boarding pass with a UA number always lists me as *G and Zone 1. Mrs KP as a 2P always gets Zone 2 and often doesn't have 'Premier' or anything on her pass. Just wondering what other's experiences might be ...
KiwiPanda Thanks for all the help. |
Originally Posted by magiciansampras
(Post 7293008)
Yes it is. It is a lot better than US. I can't think of one area where US beats it. You are absolutely 100% wrong.
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Originally Posted by haveric
(Post 7295404)
DCA v. IAD.
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