Adding UA number at kiosk
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Doylestown, PA, USA
Programs: UA Platinum Hilton Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 549
Adding UA number at kiosk
Hey--
Did a search.
Looking for vary basic information.
I've tried several times this year to add my UA number to a reservation at the kiosk. It wont let me.
I try UA-99999 999 999
I try UA99999 999 999
I try 99999 999 999UA
I try 99999 999 999-UA
I don't know how to do it and then eventually i give up and ask the agent to help me.
Anyone crack the code??
Thanks...
ytjk
Did a search.
Looking for vary basic information.
I've tried several times this year to add my UA number to a reservation at the kiosk. It wont let me.
I try UA-99999 999 999
I try UA99999 999 999
I try 99999 999 999UA
I try 99999 999 999-UA
I don't know how to do it and then eventually i give up and ask the agent to help me.
Anyone crack the code??
Thanks...
ytjk
#2
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Programs: DL Silver, UA Silver, Marriott Lifetime Silver, IHG Plat, Hilton Silver
Posts: 5,695
AFAIK, you have to add it with an agent or when you book.
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Doylestown, PA, USA
Programs: UA Platinum Hilton Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 549
OK Thanks that was what it seemed like to me too.
The kiosk says I can add it, but I'm pretty sure it was lying.
The kiosk says I can add it, but I'm pretty sure it was lying.
#4
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Programs: UA 1K 1MMer & LT UC (when flying UA); Hyatt Credit Cardist; HHonors Diamond; Marriott Gold via UA 1K
Posts: 6,960
#5
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Seattle, WA
Programs: DL Diamond, UA 1K MM, SPG Plat For Life, Marriott Plat, Nexus/GlobalEntry
Posts: 9,198
I havent tried it at a kiosk but had no trouble adding my 1K number when booking at USAirways.com. During the reservation process where you add your FF number there is a dropdown menu to choose your airline and United is one of them..then you just enter the digits of your ff# in the box. Was easy.
#6
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Doylestown, PA, USA
Programs: UA Platinum Hilton Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 549
Thanks.
My corporate engine usually forces the FF# of the ticketing airline onto the reservation-- so unless I call up in advance (and I can't always be bothered) I get the US# on a US ticket.
Well I need at least once a year to keep my account current, so it's not that horrible-- and after that I just have to talk to someone, I've suffered worse fates
My corporate engine usually forces the FF# of the ticketing airline onto the reservation-- so unless I call up in advance (and I can't always be bothered) I get the US# on a US ticket.
Well I need at least once a year to keep my account current, so it's not that horrible-- and after that I just have to talk to someone, I've suffered worse fates
#7
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: CLT
Posts: 7,249
I also book all my stuff on a corporate site.
I log into usair.com and pull up my itin. Click on the Send E-mail link on the left hand side fill out the form with my PNR and MP number and it gets added in 2 days or so. If you're booking a day in advance it might not work, but I usually find much less error this way. My MP number likes to repeat the same 2 numbers, then the last sequence uses different numbers and the agents in person would often mess up the rest of it.
I like to OLCI with my boarding pass with my MP# already on it to save me time at the airport.
I log into usair.com and pull up my itin. Click on the Send E-mail link on the left hand side fill out the form with my PNR and MP number and it gets added in 2 days or so. If you're booking a day in advance it might not work, but I usually find much less error this way. My MP number likes to repeat the same 2 numbers, then the last sequence uses different numbers and the agents in person would often mess up the rest of it.
I like to OLCI with my boarding pass with my MP# already on it to save me time at the airport.