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UNITED959 Feb 26, 2001 1:11 pm

Systemwide Usage
 
I'm doing a mileage run in two weeks: ORD-EWR-LHR-AMS-ORD. While only Premier, my co-worker gave me an expiring systemwide to use. I called UA and had them put me on the waiting list. My question is...since I'm using a SW, will my upgrade be comfirmend 100 hours prior or 24 hours? Or not at all?!

rogerli Feb 26, 2001 1:17 pm

Your upgrade should clear as soon as the flights release some 'NC' seats. When? I do not know since it depends on the yield management system.

But generally the 24 hour rule should not apply because you are not using the 500 miler certs.

moondog Feb 26, 2001 10:35 pm

Make sure you get on the PA1 list, if you're not already. (There are threads on this topic elsewhere.)

Counsellor Feb 26, 2001 11:06 pm


Originally posted by moondog:
Make sure you get on the PA1 list, if you're not already. (There are threads on this topic elsewhere.)
Not sure a Premier can get PA1 just because he/she is using a SWU. I'm told non-1Ks in such circumstances go PB1 instead.

Of course, one can always ask (nicely) and hope. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif


ozstamps Feb 27, 2001 4:52 am


I'm told non-1Ks in such circumstances go PB1 instead.
Never seen any hard and fast "rules" published but that seems to be about it. Also PA used in cases of route reprotection, and other such UA responsibilites that may involve a Premier or even a non Premier will get PA WL if circumstances merit it.


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