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QF fares in the "Q" bucket won't earn you any AA miles unless you satisfy all of the following requirements:
1. You are able to delete your QFF number and successfully enter your AA number into booking
2. When you check in, AA number showns on BP
3. AA miles post successfully to AA account
Watch out, just because your BP may show your AA number, doesn't mean that it will automatically post to your AA number. If your QF number hasn't totally disappeared from the booking, it will probably post to your QF account irrespective of what is shown on the BP - and it's nigh on impossible to reverse the sector once it's posted and transfer to another OW program - I know, I've tried)
If all of those 3 points work flawlessly, then you'll earn 1 mile plus 0.5 EQM (towards 10K EQM's needed for successful AA "Lack of Challenge")
You won't earn AA Platinum unless you are pre-registered for the Challenge.
My calculations:
AA BWI/LAX: 2,390 FF points (100%); 2,390 EQM (100%)
QF LAX/SYD: 5,617 FF points (50%?+50% bonus); 3,745 EQM (50%) (you'd hit Gold here if you took AA Gold Challenge)
QF SYD/PER: 1,530 FF points (50%+50% Gold bonus); 2,041 EQM
QF PER/SYD: 1,530 FF points (50%+50% Gold bonus); 1,530 EQM
(At this stage, you are 9,706 EQM - pity you can't take another QF Domestic flight to push you over to Plat for your return in a months time :idea: ). The negative is that the flight that you reach the 10K EQM's is given a bonus 100% miles... a miserly 500 mile flight not very worthy)
Let's keep going, assuming you don't take any more flights:
QF SYD/LAX: 7,490 FF points (50%?+100% bonus); 3,745 EQM (50%) (as you reach Plat here)
AA LAX/BWI: 4,780 FF points (100%+100% bonus); 2,390 EQM (100%)
Totals: 23,337 FF points (given no extra flights assumption), 15,841 EQM's
You'll have Plat until end 2005 (IIRC) and points valid until 2008.
1. You are able to delete your QFF number and successfully enter your AA number into booking
2. When you check in, AA number showns on BP
3. AA miles post successfully to AA account
Watch out, just because your BP may show your AA number, doesn't mean that it will automatically post to your AA number. If your QF number hasn't totally disappeared from the booking, it will probably post to your QF account irrespective of what is shown on the BP - and it's nigh on impossible to reverse the sector once it's posted and transfer to another OW program - I know, I've tried)
If all of those 3 points work flawlessly, then you'll earn 1 mile plus 0.5 EQM (towards 10K EQM's needed for successful AA "Lack of Challenge")
You won't earn AA Platinum unless you are pre-registered for the Challenge.
My calculations:
AA BWI/LAX: 2,390 FF points (100%); 2,390 EQM (100%)
QF LAX/SYD: 5,617 FF points (50%?+50% bonus); 3,745 EQM (50%) (you'd hit Gold here if you took AA Gold Challenge)
QF SYD/PER: 1,530 FF points (50%+50% Gold bonus); 2,041 EQM
QF PER/SYD: 1,530 FF points (50%+50% Gold bonus); 1,530 EQM
(At this stage, you are 9,706 EQM - pity you can't take another QF Domestic flight to push you over to Plat for your return in a months time :idea: ). The negative is that the flight that you reach the 10K EQM's is given a bonus 100% miles... a miserly 500 mile flight not very worthy)
Let's keep going, assuming you don't take any more flights:
QF SYD/LAX: 7,490 FF points (50%?+100% bonus); 3,745 EQM (50%) (as you reach Plat here)
AA LAX/BWI: 4,780 FF points (100%+100% bonus); 2,390 EQM (100%)
Totals: 23,337 FF points (given no extra flights assumption), 15,841 EQM's
You'll have Plat until end 2005 (IIRC) and points valid until 2008.