You will see “Business/First MileSAAver” along the top of the screenshots in post # 8301. These screenshots are from the AA website. These are what you are looking for.Thanks! How can I check whether results on the AA website are MileSAAver or Anytime award?
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HI All,
Looking for some help regarding booking my OWA in Y. From reading back through the thread, I've used the Qantas multi-city tool and found a route with all my flights there to redeem but its comes in at 161,500 + approx $850 - can someone help please? I assumed it capped at the 132,400.
Route is;
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Apologies if missing something silly here. Thanks in advance!
Use the QFF site - AA award flights show up here.In general, how do I go about checking AA MileSAAver availability?
Got it, thanks! It seems that you can't access that through the (new?) award booking link on the homepage. I found how to get to the right page after creating an AA account.You will see “Business/First MileSAAver” along the top of the screenshots in post # 8301. These screenshots are from the AA website. These are what you are looking for.
In the AA site, once at that page, click on “Business/First MileSAAver” and it will display availability for about a four-week period. The pages can be scrolled left to right, and vv. If MileSAAver is greyed-out along the top, then there is no availability at all for the month that is displayed. Click on any date to proceed to a list of flight details.
Whether you will see similar availability on the QF site for awards in not guaranteed, but it will be a “guide”.
Edit: As you will have now gathered, the screenshot in your post # 8298 is not relevant to MileSAAver availability.
Good that you are on track, although login to AA is not required to search.Got it, thanks! It seems that you can't access that through the (new?) award booking link on the homepage. I found how to get to the right page after creating an AA account.
Thanks! How can I check whether results on the AA website are MileSAAver or Anytime award?
Ok, that's good to know. Thanks!Use the QFF site - AA award flights show up here.
If you can't find availability on the QFF site, more often than not it does not exist.
Even if you find some milesAAver awards on the AA site then ring up QFF and ask to book, if they don't see it (which you would have known by searching on QFF first), it makes no difference to them. They are different systems which see different types of awards.
Yes. I would be looking at the carriers. Who is the carrier yyz-yvr-sea, for example?
As above, OneWorld carriers, only.
... The call centre has twice been able to find availability and calculate points (correctly), but are having trouble calculating taxes. One even said that they can't because the bold section below is a stop, but time between arrival MIA and departure MIA is <24 ...
Yes, good advice. However, I find the QF award site to be somewhat coughbersome and limited. I use AA award information to speed up my searches, then go to QF. Horses for courses, I guess.Use the QFF site - AA award flights show up here.
If you can't find availability on the QFF site, more often than not it does not exist ...
Very frustrating for you. However, there are good and bad (useless) CSOs. Some have absolutely no idea and will tell you total rubbish if they can’t work through the problem.
I have found Oz and NZ to be the best, and South Africa and the Philippines the worst, although others have had better luck with these.
Although you have no control over where the call is directed, Oz seem to be available by 6.30am. NZ earlier, maybe from 4.30am, Oz Eastern. The other two are always around.