Daver6
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I flew a paid J JNB to AUH on a EY code share flight on SAA.
For various reasons I couldn't add my VA FF details to the booking prior to departure and figured I'd put in a retro claim. I did so with VA but the claim was denied as no VA points awarded on EY code share flights. Fair enough.
I attempted to submit a claim with EY online but ran into issues. I called them up to discuss. Turns out their system shows the flight as already been claimed by VA, even though that claim wasn't successful. The guy on the phone who explained it to me had little interest in dealing with it himself but said to email [email protected] explaining the situation and they should be able to sort it out.
I've emailed and received a reply with what looks like a tracking number but no further information. No indication of time frame or suggestion on how to follow this up. Has anyone had any experience with this? Is the EY rep on here able to assist perhaps?
I'm a little disappointed with how this has been handled so far, especially given how thoroughly impressed I was with EY J on the next sector from AUH to PER.
Thanks
For various reasons I couldn't add my VA FF details to the booking prior to departure and figured I'd put in a retro claim. I did so with VA but the claim was denied as no VA points awarded on EY code share flights. Fair enough.
I attempted to submit a claim with EY online but ran into issues. I called them up to discuss. Turns out their system shows the flight as already been claimed by VA, even though that claim wasn't successful. The guy on the phone who explained it to me had little interest in dealing with it himself but said to email [email protected] explaining the situation and they should be able to sort it out.
I've emailed and received a reply with what looks like a tracking number but no further information. No indication of time frame or suggestion on how to follow this up. Has anyone had any experience with this? Is the EY rep on here able to assist perhaps?
I'm a little disappointed with how this has been handled so far, especially given how thoroughly impressed I was with EY J on the next sector from AUH to PER.
Thanks