AA non rev benefits
08-19-2013, 10:37 AM
#21
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Joined APC: Oct 2007
Posts: 103
Originally Posted by aa73
Sat,
I have taken my family on numerous non rev trips with AA. Just have to watch the flights and pick the ones that have the best chance, no different than any other airline. Haven't really gotten First simply because I have two young'uns that don't qualify for First due to age. But when it's been only my wife and I, we've gotten first to Europe and back plenty of times.
Free, never - until we get us airs non rev system. Free first class has never been part of AA bennies. Shame.
Even international Coach charges non rev fees.
I have taken my family on numerous non rev trips with AA. Just have to watch the flights and pick the ones that have the best chance, no different than any other airline. Haven't really gotten First simply because I have two young'uns that don't qualify for First due to age. But when it's been only my wife and I, we've gotten first to Europe and back plenty of times.
Free, never - until we get us airs non rev system. Free first class has never been part of AA bennies. Shame.
Even international Coach charges non rev fees.
08-19-2013, 01:01 PM
#22
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Joined APC: Jan 2007
Position: B-757/767 FO
Posts: 184
The discount for upgrades after 25 years is equal to the coach price charged for the segment. Example:
SAN-JFK
0-5 years:
Y: $12.00, F: $32.45
5-25 years:
Y: $0.00, F: $32.45
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, F:$20.45
The low end charges (based on SAN-LAX... at 109 miles) are Y: $4.68/F: $11.92.
On long haul international flights, they use flat rate pricing, rather than mileage based.
US-Europe/Deep South America:
0-25 years:
Y: $35.00, J: $60.00, F: $100.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $25.00, F: $65.00
US-Asia:
0-25 years:
Y: $50.00, J: $100.00, F: $175.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $50.00, F: $125.00
All of these are the service charge only, before taxes/fees.
SAN-JFK
0-5 years:
Y: $12.00, F: $32.45
5-25 years:
Y: $0.00, F: $32.45
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, F:$20.45
The low end charges (based on SAN-LAX... at 109 miles) are Y: $4.68/F: $11.92.
On long haul international flights, they use flat rate pricing, rather than mileage based.
US-Europe/Deep South America:
0-25 years:
Y: $35.00, J: $60.00, F: $100.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $25.00, F: $65.00
US-Asia:
0-25 years:
Y: $50.00, J: $100.00, F: $175.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $50.00, F: $125.00
All of these are the service charge only, before taxes/fees.
08-19-2013, 01:58 PM
#24
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Joined APC: Oct 2007
Posts: 103
Originally Posted by DrivinTheDash
The discount for upgrades after 25 years is equal to the coach price charged for the segment. Example:
SAN-JFK
0-5 years:
Y: $12.00, F: $32.45
5-25 years:
Y: $0.00, F: $32.45
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, F:$20.45
The low end charges (based on SAN-LAX... at 109 miles) are Y: $4.68/F: $11.92.
On long haul international flights, they use flat rate pricing, rather than mileage based.
US-Europe/Deep South America:
0-25 years:
Y: $35.00, J: $60.00, F: $100.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $25.00, F: $65.00
US-Asia:
0-25 years:
Y: $50.00, J: $100.00, F: $175.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $50.00, F: $125.00
All of these are the service charge only, before taxes/fees.
SAN-JFK
0-5 years:
Y: $12.00, F: $32.45
5-25 years:
Y: $0.00, F: $32.45
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, F:$20.45
The low end charges (based on SAN-LAX... at 109 miles) are Y: $4.68/F: $11.92.
On long haul international flights, they use flat rate pricing, rather than mileage based.
US-Europe/Deep South America:
0-25 years:
Y: $35.00, J: $60.00, F: $100.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $25.00, F: $65.00
US-Asia:
0-25 years:
Y: $50.00, J: $100.00, F: $175.00
25+ years:
Y: $0.00, J: $50.00, F: $125.00
All of these are the service charge only, before taxes/fees.
08-19-2013, 02:09 PM
#26
Does NOT get weekends off
Joined APC: Jul 2007
Position: ERJ - 145
Posts: 1,631
Originally Posted by MIACapt
Can you pay these fees at the gate?
08-19-2013, 03:03 PM
#29
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Joined APC: Jun 2010
Position: Doing what you do, for less.
Posts: 1,792
Originally Posted by DrivinTheDash
When they commute by traveling nonrev on AA during their first 5 years of service (or 25 years, if they're not in coach), yes.
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