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#712316 by Treelo
13 Apr 2009, 19:10
quote:Originally posted by adjonline
I've just flown an N class leg and received two tier points for it. Looking at the website, there is now no mention of only receiving one tier point for N class legs. When did this change?


You didn't mention which flight you were on. If it was a US or Caribbean flight, then one tier point per sector on N class tickets is all you get I'm afraid. [:#] Check it out on the 'fate codes' tab on this website.
#712317 by Nottingham Nick
13 Apr 2009, 19:35
No, get you should now get 2 TPs for each transatlantic N class leg.

See the VS website, for details.

It changed 1st December last year - the miles went down and the TPs went up.

See this thread, for a discussion from around that time.

It just hasn't been updated on the V-Flyer fare code guide yet. [:I]

Nick
#712318 by Neil
13 Apr 2009, 19:37
quote:Originally posted by Treelo
quote:Originally posted by adjonline
I've just flown an N class leg and received two tier points for it. Looking at the website, there is now no mention of only receiving one tier point for N class legs. When did this change?


You didn't mention which flight you were on. If it was a US or Caribbean flight, then one tier point per sector on N class tickets is all you get I'm afraid. [:#] Check it out on the 'fate codes' tab on this website.


That is not correct. On all economy fares, including N class, you earn 2 TP's each way for all flights apart from SYD (which is double TP's). This changed late last year when they introduced the new mileage earning system. On a discounted economy fare (Q,X,N) you only earn 50% of the miles flown now.

Neil
#712332 by Treelo
13 Apr 2009, 22:05
quote:Originally posted by Neil
quote:Originally posted by Treelo
quote:Originally posted by adjonline
I've just flown an N class leg and received two tier points for it. Looking at the website, there is now no mention of only receiving one tier point for N class legs. When did this change?


You didn't mention which flight you were on. If it was a US or Caribbean flight, then one tier point per sector on N class tickets is all you get I'm afraid. [:#] Check it out on the 'fate codes' tab on this website.


That is not correct. On all economy fares, including N class, you earn 2 TP's each way for all flights apart from SYD (which is double TP's). This changed late last year when they introduced the new mileage earning system. On a discounted economy fare (Q,X,N) you only earn 50% of the miles flown now.

Neil


Oops [:I]
#712335 by adjonline
13 Apr 2009, 22:37
I knew that the miles went down last year; I didn't realise that the tier points had increased at the same time. Good to know; there's now no advantage of X over N.
#712350 by Neil
14 Apr 2009, 08:55
quote:Originally posted by adjonline
I knew that the miles went down last year; I didn't realise that the tier points had increased at the same time. Good to know; there's now no advantage of X over N.


Yep, Q, X, N are all the same now for TP's and miles earned. Q and X fares should be slightly more flexible/changeable than N however, although not by much, if anything.
#712435 by benamure
15 Apr 2009, 00:00
I just called up reservations to find out if N fares still only earn 1 TP per leg. The agent told me they do, so I booked an X for me and an N for the other half. It's a good job I Googled this issue while I was still on the phone and found this thread! After making her double check, I'm getting my ticket re coded and my credit card refunded the 30 I thought I was paying for those tier points.

Thanks again v-flyers!
#712455 by Neil
15 Apr 2009, 08:37
It is very annoying that agents are giving incorrect information out still, I do wish VS would ensure they no at least the basics.
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