Does partner airline 'status' show on boarding passes?.....

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Just wondering if anyone know's whether partner airline frequent flyer 'status' shows on Virgin Australia boarding passes, where the partner airline membership number has been added to the booking?
 
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virgintiger said:
Just wondering if anyone know's whether partner airline frequent flyer 'status' shows on Virgin Australia boarding passes, where the partner airline membership number has been added to the booking?
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Don't think it puts the actual Status level as i just flew back from Singapore and on the boarding pass it just says PARTNER PRIORITY.
 
virgintiger said:
Just wondering if anyone know's whether partner airline frequent flyer 'status' shows on Virgin Australia boarding passes, where the partner airline membership number has been added to the booking?
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It all depends on what airline ... some do (eg NZ EY DL) and some do not!
 
NZ's three levels show as Partner Silver, Partner Gold, and Partner Platinum on VA boarding passes.
 
I'm VA Gold and my Delta boarding passes had my membership # and VA GOLD written on them FWIW.
 
I think the OP is asking about VA BPs not partner ones, for example how does an EY Gold show up on a VA BP?
 
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