AAdvantage Platinum Challenge

[Chriso]

Hi guys, just joined the forums - excellent site, great resource for people looking for info.

Quick question, am contemplating going for a platinum challenge with AA.

I fly regularly from KIN (Kingston, Jamaica) to MEL approx every 8-10 weeks. Can I use QF coded flights for the challenge, or must they be AA coded flights?

Also, by my math it looks like a single flight would pass the challenge even on an L class fare which is what we usually travel on, is this correct? If not, id get two return flights inb the 3 month period so this should definatley get me into platinum yeah?

Any response would be appreciated.

And once again, thanks guys this site is a real eye opener.

thanks,
Chris

 

[NM]

AA challenges require AA flight numbers. The flight can be operated by other airlines, but must book the AA flight number. So if using Qantas as the operator for the trans-Pacific segment, just make sure you book the AA codeshare flight number and you are good for the challenge.

Note there is now a fee for undertaking the challenges.

 

[Flashback]

AA challenges require AA flight numbers. The flight can be operated by other airlines, but must book the AA flight number. So if using Qantas as the operator for the trans-Pacific segment, just make sure you book the AA codeshare flight number and you are good for the challenge.

Note there is now a fee for undertaking the challenges.

Note the fee is USD$150