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Old Aug 6, 2014, 1:42 pm
  #16  
 
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: SC, USA
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Originally Posted by iztok
Further more if you are CP flying on US while ticketed on AA (codeshare), you are not entitled to CP benefits of being upgraded if available. I had a mixed AA/US itinerary(2 AA, 2 US) flights and all ticketed on AA. While riding in back on AA I'll at least EP back of the bus drink/snack and MCE seat, on US, nada.
This seems to still be true. I booked a cheap international USAirways ticket on AA ticket Stock and figured as a US Chairman's no problem upgrading. First 2 times I called they said "oh just be patient" now they're saying "never going to happen because you bought it from AA and we realize it's 100% US, but that is our policy"
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Old Aug 7, 2014, 7:36 am
  #17  
 
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Originally Posted by webrobby
This seems to still be true. I booked a cheap international USAirways ticket on AA ticket Stock and figured as a US Chairman's no problem upgrading. First 2 times I called they said "oh just be patient" now they're saying "never going to happen because you bought it from AA and we realize it's 100% US, but that is our policy"
Just did this for a few flights last week... As a US CP flying US metal on AA ticket stock, you are not eligible for an upgrade at your normal 7 day window. You should still get the email from the 7 day sweep, similar to the old days if you were on a UA ticket, saying that you are not eligible for upgrade.

You can, however, still upgrade for free starting at the 24-hour OLCI window. And if at first you don't succeed, OLCI again (and again, and again...)
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Old Aug 7, 2014, 5:08 pm
  #18  
 
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Originally Posted by sjpmurph01

You can, however, still upgrade for free starting at the 24-hour OLCI window. And if at first you don't succeed, OLCI again (and again, and again...)

That's the key..."again, and again"...I checked in right at 24 hours for a (domestic) flight, and got coach...but a few hours before the flight I logged on to try to print my boarding pass, and while I didn't figure that out directly, it let me upgrade right then. So keep checking...
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Old Nov 7, 2014, 6:53 am
  #19  
 
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Slightly OT (but not so much so): if one was both a Chairman's CP and AA PLT, which would you use? In terms of say upgrades (assuming PLT has enough 500 mile stickers so this isn't an issue)?
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Old Nov 8, 2014, 10:34 pm
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Join Date: Jul 2014
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Originally Posted by baclubflyer
Slightly OT (but not so much so): if one was both a Chairman's CP and AA PLT, which would you use? In terms of say upgrades (assuming PLT has enough 500 mile stickers so this isn't an issue)?
Use your AA account - I'm US CP and I'm 0/129 on upgrades on AA metal. At least as an AA PLT you'd get on the upgrade list, which is 100% more of an upgrade chance than I've gotten.
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