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#14318 by Scrooge
07 Aug 2006, 01:14
A little head scratcher for you.

Next year we are taking a trip down to the FIL's new house in Costa Rica.We are flying LAS-LIR a quick pricing found that both AA and CO were offering first /biz class flight for $850 RT [:0][y],not bad for an 8 hr flight.

Now it's been a while since I have been in either of these airlines first section,flying mainly HP of late.

By rule I would go with CO just to get the VS miles,but im sitting here thinking about my BA miles and maybe it would be worth sluming it on this cheap F fare just for the miles.

SO is AA first that bad is the question,im guessing these flights via Houston and Dallas wont be in true INT config.
#131144 by Mavrick
07 Aug 2006, 01:32
Jetwet I would go with AA. :D
#131148 by mcmbenjamin
07 Aug 2006, 02:47
CO. Tends to have better service and certian better meals. I know they have ice cream of EWR-SFO in First so I assume they have a great meal service on a international sector.

Also the miles/TPs on VS.
#131149 by Scrooge
07 Aug 2006, 03:07
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin

Also the miles/TPs on VS.


and BA miles on AA.
#131151 by mcmbenjamin
07 Aug 2006, 03:32
Originally posted by jetwet1
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
Also the miles/TPs on VS.

and BA miles on AA.

If you must.
#131152 by Scrooge
07 Aug 2006, 03:56
It's not that I must,it's that between the wife and myself we have a bunch of miles in our "family account" and im thinking about a free 1st class ticket for the RBS '07 [:I]
#131153 by mcmbenjamin
07 Aug 2006, 04:09
Originally posted by jetwet1
It's not that I must,it's that between the wife and myself we have a bunch of miles in our "family account" and im thinking about a free 1st class ticket for the RBS '07 [:I]

Well that sounds good. BA or SQ First; well I can dream :D. Enjoy! Also I think the BA credit card has a 15,000 joining bonus so thats an extra 30K if you please.
#131154 by Scrooge
07 Aug 2006, 05:15
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
Originally posted by jetwet1
It's not that I must,it's that between the wife and myself we have a bunch of miles in our "family account" and im thinking about a free 1st class ticket for the RBS '07 [:I]

Well that sounds good. BA or SQ First; well I can dream :D. Enjoy! Also I think the BA credit card has a 15,000 joining bonus so thats an extra 30K if you please.


Trust me after VS came up with the no USA credit card the BA go ordered staight away,two accounts,two loads of 15k miles extra [y]...of course the wife isn't going to be to happy with me burning all the miles [:I]

However it's also time I started building up the VS account again..down to 20k miles [:0]
#131212 by jaguarpig
07 Aug 2006, 13:11
Depends on what AA metal, the 767 F cabin is good and the service a little better,the 757 is the worst with the old brown leather seats. The 737-800 is not too bad, don't book the front row on any as it cuts the leg room down.Food has gone down hill over the last year,but out of 12 legs over the last 12 months only one bad flight.
#132117 by BelfastFlyer
10 Aug 2006, 18:50
I'm going CO, the plane doesnt sound the best but it was £200 cheaper than with any other airline!!
#132631 by VS045
13 Aug 2006, 13:07
Always been a CO guy myself - I don't go anywhere near the other US airlines;) I think that the service is a lot more reliable - although have never travelled in F with them[:?]

VS.
#132635 by preiffer
13 Aug 2006, 13:09
I've always had the feeling that I should really get up whenever the stewardess comes by on AA.

Kind of like when you're supposed to allow the elderly to sit down when travelling on a bus or train... [:w]
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