crm911
Intern
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2013
- Posts
- 70
Around 2000-2002 I was a UA FF and had reached 1K *G 3-4 times, but then many years of doing just one USA trip and almost no domestic, so I forgot about all the FF perks and lurks. Back then I hung out on an overseas FF forum and knew all the jargon, had meetups with other FFs and so on.
I have 840,000 miles on UA MP but am unlikely to choose United to complete the million miles, which I understand should still get me a permanent *G status. Once I slid down below Silver, I found out how bad UA planes were and how nicer was Virgin Australia, Air NZ and QF. I think I have now settled on QF and VA and the occasional SQ for parts of Asia.
Now I am doing MEL-CBR once a month, MEL-SYD every week, three OS trips in the next two months, so I thought I had better join an Aussie FF forum. I am slowly finding the sticky threads for newbies and reading the "how", but sometimes I can't find the "why", e.g. I read about the JASA but one thing I am wondering is whether an award flight actually earns you SCs. Surprising if it does, but not complaining.
Ash
I have 840,000 miles on UA MP but am unlikely to choose United to complete the million miles, which I understand should still get me a permanent *G status. Once I slid down below Silver, I found out how bad UA planes were and how nicer was Virgin Australia, Air NZ and QF. I think I have now settled on QF and VA and the occasional SQ for parts of Asia.
Now I am doing MEL-CBR once a month, MEL-SYD every week, three OS trips in the next two months, so I thought I had better join an Aussie FF forum. I am slowly finding the sticky threads for newbies and reading the "how", but sometimes I can't find the "why", e.g. I read about the JASA but one thing I am wondering is whether an award flight actually earns you SCs. Surprising if it does, but not complaining.
Ash