misterchan
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- Nov 1, 2005
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Hi everyone, I've been lurking in these boards for a few weeks now, admiring and furiously trying to learn the completely different language used by posters in these boards (I've never seen so many acronyms, and I'm in IT!).
I'm about to head off on a family holiday in December for 10 weeks, which will take us PER-HKG-SFO-HKG-PER. Once in SFO, we will also likely be booking domestic US flights to BOS, MCO, JFK, and HNL.
My question is regarding the AA Plat Challenge, and whether it is possible to take it completely on a CX itinerary? Reading the literature it seems to be possible, with 100% points if we were flying normal economy rather than discount economy.
In addition, if it is possible, when exactly is plat status awarded, and how does one access the privileges if one does not have the required card yet (as it would assumedly be in the mail back in PER).
Please excuse me if these are silly questions - it seems that there is a great deal of experience here with regards to the AA Plat Challenge.
Cheers,
David.
I'm about to head off on a family holiday in December for 10 weeks, which will take us PER-HKG-SFO-HKG-PER. Once in SFO, we will also likely be booking domestic US flights to BOS, MCO, JFK, and HNL.
My question is regarding the AA Plat Challenge, and whether it is possible to take it completely on a CX itinerary? Reading the literature it seems to be possible, with 100% points if we were flying normal economy rather than discount economy.
In addition, if it is possible, when exactly is plat status awarded, and how does one access the privileges if one does not have the required card yet (as it would assumedly be in the mail back in PER).
Please excuse me if these are silly questions - it seems that there is a great deal of experience here with regards to the AA Plat Challenge.
Cheers,
David.