Originally Posted by GoodOmens
(Post 13765276)
Damn no double segments :-(
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I almost booked, but chickened out DCA-PHL-ZRH-PHL-DCA for 450 A/I R/t. Spending 750ish (Flight plus 2 nights hotel and food) for a MR was pushing it haha.
Still an amazing deal for europe. |
Originally Posted by GoodOmens
(Post 13786267)
I almost booked, but chickened out DCA-PHL-ZRH-PHL-DCA for 450 A/I R/t. Spending 750ish (Flight plus 2 nights hotel and food) for a MR was pushing it haha.
Still an amazing deal for europe. I am still looking for some cheap transcons from PHX. I can find BUF for fairly low but not low enough on the dates I really want to go. Grrr. |
Originally Posted by ArizonaGuy
(Post 13786379)
I am still looking for some cheap transcons from PHX. I can find BUF for fairly low but not low enough on the dates I really want to go. Grrr.
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I am actually flying to ANC in 2 weeks (in paid FC). So if I understand this all correctly, I will get the 50% bonus towards preferred per the promo, and ALSO the 50% class-of-service bonus for a paid FC ticket?
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Originally Posted by liveon777
(Post 13791852)
I am actually flying to ANC in 2 weeks (in paid FC). So if I understand this all correctly, I will get the 50% bonus towards preferred per the promo, and ALSO the 50% class-of-service bonus for a paid FC ticket?
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Originally Posted by USPhilly
(Post 13791960)
You should get a 100% bonus for the miles flown plus the COS bonus. In order to get the promo bonus EQMs, you had to have registered for the promor before you booked.
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Booked 14 segments for travel through early June, yep, week before this came out. Grrr.......
I'll probably get one flight added in that will actually count in the promo.... |
This is great news. The one thing that I don't like is not getting double eqm's for flights I already flew after the promo started (didn't find out about it until today) and apparently not getting double eqm for upcoming flights already booked but will be flown within the period.
I don't mind the registering part as it is a benefit for those of us who really care about this rather than someone else who doesn't work hard at it simply being auto enrolled. would be interesting to see what other airlines do this??? But will be curious to see if anyone is successful in getting Tempe to retro some flights that happened during the period? I do understand why they are doing it the way they are(although don't like it) they want to measure if it spurs new business |
Originally Posted by mybagfits
(Post 13806231)
I do understand why they are doing it the way they are(although don't like it) they want to measure if it spurs new business
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Originally Posted by USPhilly
(Post 13807271)
Not just to measure if it generates new business but simply to cause people to book more flights. I don't like because of the travel I have already booked but why should they give a bonus if you're already flying them. The idea is to generate more passengers.
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postings?
Anyone seen these miles posted yet to their accounts after travel is complete?
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Originally Posted by tommyleo
(Post 13807309)
True, but US should also reward those who were good enough to already book flights during the promo period. Correct me if I'm wrong, but last year, when many of airlines were offering DEQM, US was the only one that required you to register before you booked.
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Originally Posted by tommyleo
(Post 13807309)
True, but US should also reward those who were good enough to already book flights during the promo period. Correct me if I'm wrong, but last year, when many of airlines were offering DEQM, US was the only one that required you to register before you booked.
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Originally Posted by Tadich
(Post 13808562)
I had all three of my flights (transcons) for this period booked before they announced the program. I figure to finish at Plat for the year, but this would have had me knocking on the door to CP. :(
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