Good SC earning value ex HNL travelling AA First.

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NM said:
And a Platinum member can visit the Qantas Club even when not flying. I used this benefit twice in the last week when dropping off and picking up Mrs NM.

Awesome... however, in the land of "terms & conditions" QF website doesn't mention this, as far as I can see!?!
 
d15.in.oz said:
Awesome... however, in the land of "terms & conditions" QF website doesn't mention this, as far as I can see!?!
Not every benefit is lit up with flashing lights on the web site :mrgreen: .
 
NM said:
Not every benefit is lit up with flashing lights on the web site :mrgreen: .

Perhaps, “consistency” & “clarity” are things that QF don’t understand?
 
d15.in.oz said:
Perhaps, “consistency” & “clarity” are things that QF don’t understand?
No, more like circumspection.

Basically QF WP's are eligible to access QP's any time. ;)

This is a rarely advertised benefit and like the AAdvantage Gold/Plat Challenges, can be withdrawn at any time.

e.g. In December I traveled on AirNZ from AKL to MEL for cost reasons (AUD180 v. AUD320); I employed the AKL Int QP for an hour or so before my flight. :cool:
 
Oh, and if booking one way/return flights on AA, they often have 5% or 10% off discount codes available.

Doesn't work on multi-trip bookings, nor reservations that are held and ticketed later or over the phone.

The Multi-trip functionality on AA is actually quite good. For an upcoming UPP fare of mine (fully refundable) I spent quite a while reading through the rules and working out the best routing. Using the multi trip booking engine, I managed to book a return flight consisting of 6 flights with a total of 600 SC's if they post correctly. Quite a nice price too.
 
NB, do the 5% or 10% off discount codes work if you have AA codeshares in your flight?
 
futaris said:
NB, do the 5% or 10% off discount codes work if you have AA codeshares in your flight?

Normally won't work on AA codeshares. Have to be AA Metal and AA flight number.
Also if you change your ticket to other flights then you also lose the discount.

Best to read the individual rules on the coupon used.

For some codes, see for example the Flyertalk AA Coupon Wiki page: http://www.flyertalk.com/wiki/index.php/Coupon_Codes_(AA)

Also, if you buy an American Entertainment Book (The 2007 Entertainment® Book - Great Savings on Dining, Shopping, Travel, Attractions, Movie Tickets & More! ) from $15US (sometimes with free shipping and discounts off the $15). there is also a 5% AA single use voucher code available when you buy the book.

Note that any use of coupon codes may not work or could be audited if they feel you aren't eligible. You also have to be a "resident" of the US/UK/Latin America as you have to purchase the ticket online straight away - not put it on hold. Same deal as the information about purchasing AA tickets in other threads.
 
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Hadn't though about discount codes; are these those one off usage things or are there some that any can use?

oh .. I see MAL has answered before I asked. :oops:
 
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serfty said:
Hadn't though about discount codes; are these those one off usage things or are there some that any can use?

There are single use and multi use codes. Depends on the promotion. The ones in the WIKI above are normally multi-use, the ones from Entertainment book and other similar sources tend to be single use. If you check the terms and conditions, they advise which type of code it is.
 
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