Where should I credit my miles to? - Master Thread

[high end hobo]

Can I add a FF program (SQ) in my name to someone else (United) reservation ?

No you can almost never do such a thing.

WhBusiness class fare is ''P'' what is my best choice ?

Check wheretocredit.com

[chinagel]

if i credited 2 delta tix to as any reason only one would post

[chinagel]

if i credited 2 delta tix to as any reason only one would post

bump. anyone? im talking 2 delta tix for 2 ppl under 1 reservation

[sky121]

KLM - L
Delta N
Air France L

Best place to credit?

[Der Deutsche Jude]

KLM - L
Delta N
Air France L

Best place to credit?

Delta N won't receive credit

[Dawie]

Eurpocar rental
where to credit

[buchir]

RT from TLV to NYC
TLV to ATH - Aegean class o
ATH to NYC - United class k
NYC to TLV (stopover in VIE)- Austrian class k
Thanks in advance.

[sky121]

KLM - L
Delta N
Air France L

Best place to credit?

Bump

Seems AF, Alaska and Delta will all be the same  -
Can anyone confirm? Also, are there any better options?

[unclesam]

Booked ewr-tlv with austrian air Economy/k
Where should I credit miles?

[MeirS]

Airline: VS
From: LHR
To: EWR
Fare Class booked in: O
One way

Thanks in advance

ETA: Apparently, other than VS (which gives 100%), no other airline gives more than 50%.

I figure I should go with Virgin, although it may still be worth it to just go with Delta, since I already have an account with them.

[high end hobo]

Airline: VS
From: LHR
To: EWR
Fare Class booked in: O
One way

Thanks in advance

ETA: Apparently, other than VS (which gives 100%), no other airline gives more than 50%.

I figure I should go with Virgin, although it may still be worth it to just go with Delta, since I already have an account with them.

go with VS. they can have awards to london for as low as 13k and can be topped off VERY easily

[MeirS]

go with VS. they can have awards to london for as low as 13k and can be topped off VERY easily

Thanks.
They tell me I never had an account with them so I'll open a new one. With all US mileage programs awarding points by price paid, I'm happy to move onto foreign mileage programs.

[lechatchileh ariber]

Airline: AA
From:LGA-CLT-LAX
Fare Class booked in:N
The flight cost like $230 so it looks like my best bet would be one of Cathay (etihad?) Or finnair?
I don't currently have an account with any other than AA.
Thanks

[Mendel72]

Airline: AA
From: DTW-PHL-MAD-TLV-MUC-PHL-DTW
(TLV legs operated by El Al)
Fare Class booked in: N

[myi]

Any points from chase or amex which transfer instantly to united Airlines? Want to book the flight now for tom morning! Thanks a lot!(in need of 1,124 more points) and the cancellation fee is up to how long? )

[mmm740]

Any points from chase or amex which transfer instantly to united Airlines? Want to book the flight now for tom morning! Thanks a lot!(in need of 1,124 more points) and the cancellation fee is up to how long? )

Chase transfers instantly to United. You have 24 hours to change or cancel without a fee.
There are ways around the $75 close-in booking fee.

[myi]

Chase transfers instantly to United. You have 24 hours to change or cancel without a fee.
There are ways around the $75 close-in booking fee.

When booking a round trip only one leg will get that close in fee? Correct? And when booking 2 tickets will I be able to do the trick to waive both close in fees! ? Thanks

[mmm740]

When booking a round trip only one leg will get that close in fee? Correct? And when booking 2 tickets will I be able to do the trick to waive both close in fees! ? Thanks

Yes and yes.
http://www.dansdeals.com/archives/94908
Scroll down to the bottom of the article.

[myi]

Yes and yes.
http://www.dansdeals.com/archives/94908
Scroll down to the bottom of the article.

Thanks!
What does this mean? 

However unless you have a United Club card or have elite status you’ll get hit with a $75 expedite/close-in fee:

I thought it doesn't help to have the cc to waive the fee? (or is the club card referring to something else then the cc? )

[a mirrer]

Thanks!
What does this mean? 

However unless you have a United Club card or have elite status you’ll get hit with a $75 expedite/close-in fee:

I thought it doesn't help to have the cc to waive the fee? (or is the club card referring to something else then the cc? )

there are 2 united cc's the explorer cc which costs $95 a year and the united club cc which costs $450 a year only the latter waives the close-in fee