I recently purchased flights from Townsville to Bangkok.
Townsville - Brisbane = Virgin
Brisbane - Bangkok (via Singapore) = Singapore Airlines
They were purchased through a travel agency (Flight Centre). Upon booking I instructed the travel agent to add my VFF number to all flights. I've just checked the details on the Virgin and Singapore websites and the number was entered for the Virgin flights, but not the Singapore flights. So I manually entered the number (among other things like meals and seats) saved the page and then went back in to check, and the number isnt there, it just says (No Frequent Flyer added).
I called the Singapore help desk, and requested they add the number, which they did. But still when I go back and check, it's not showing on the website under my booking.
I contacted the travel agent, and this was her response:
"Hi Strongarm,
I had added in your frequent flyer number to the Singapore Airlines flights already and had nominated for it to cross over from Virgin so it should be in there. The only thing that I can think of is maybe they don't do it if the Virgin tickets are not booked on the same e-ticket.
Cheers,"
I don't want to get back home and have to enter into a fight to try and get these status credits allocated, I would rather have it sorted before I leave. Am I worrying over nothing, how should I pursue this?
Thanks for your help.
Townsville - Brisbane = Virgin
Brisbane - Bangkok (via Singapore) = Singapore Airlines
They were purchased through a travel agency (Flight Centre). Upon booking I instructed the travel agent to add my VFF number to all flights. I've just checked the details on the Virgin and Singapore websites and the number was entered for the Virgin flights, but not the Singapore flights. So I manually entered the number (among other things like meals and seats) saved the page and then went back in to check, and the number isnt there, it just says (No Frequent Flyer added).
I called the Singapore help desk, and requested they add the number, which they did. But still when I go back and check, it's not showing on the website under my booking.
I contacted the travel agent, and this was her response:
"Hi Strongarm,
I had added in your frequent flyer number to the Singapore Airlines flights already and had nominated for it to cross over from Virgin so it should be in there. The only thing that I can think of is maybe they don't do it if the Virgin tickets are not booked on the same e-ticket.
Cheers,"
I don't want to get back home and have to enter into a fight to try and get these status credits allocated, I would rather have it sorted before I leave. Am I worrying over nothing, how should I pursue this?
Thanks for your help.