Men detta betyder att du då har registrerat ett annat lojalitetsprogram på ditt boardingpass. Om du registrerar ditt SAS EB nummer på en flygning med en allianspartner så behöver du inte scanna ditt EB kort också. Det räcker med ditt boardingpass.
Att göra som du gör är egentligen felaktigt eftersom man inte ska kunna nyttja förmånerna på SAS samtidigt som man krediterar flygningen till ett annat program.
The Star Alliance employee manual had long said that the member airlines representatives were to accept the highest status evidence that a member presented when it comes to granting of elite status benefits to the elite status member. There wasn’t just one kind of circumstance where SK*G elite status wouldn’t always register and code as such on a boarding pass. There were other kinds of circumstances too where it wouldn’t always register and code as such on a boarding pass. But now this is water under the bridge since SAS is no longer with Star Alliance.
Ja, och det är vi överens om, och jag förklarade också anledning för dig.
Men om du minns så började du efter det prata om joint ventures och allt vad det var, och att det skulle tvinga SAS att öppna för alla Skyteamkunder oavsett om de hade Eurobonusstatus eller ej, medan jag och några andra sa att det finns ingenting som tyder på det. Inläggen finns kvar, det är bara att gå och titta.
I find it amusing when anyone is trying to tell me what I said and what I meant about my own words. And as my own spokesperson, I am saying the above interpretation of my words on this matter and SAS Fast Track at CPH are unrepresentative of my words about this matter and what would go on with SAS Fast Track at CPH.
SAS is not part of the DL/AF-KL/VS TATL joint venture. There is no certainty if or when SAS will be approved by regulators to become one with such joint venture. But if SAS becomes part of this joint venture, then SAS will have a financial incentive to make SAS Fast Track available to the revenue-sharing joint venture partners too. Whether or not SAS does that is up in the air, but business being business is also why SAS has been contracting out its CPH lounge facility to be used as a contract lounge by various non-European Star Alliance carriers even for travel today and tomorrow and for some time to come. There is of course no certainty that SAS will make the financially-wise decision on each and every matter going forward from it’s bankruptcy-related switch to SkyTeam or even a potential entry into the DL/AF-KL/VS TATL JV, as SAS too is an airline with a history of repeatedly ending up with financial problems and in desperate need for a recapitalization. That means the situation going forward is one of possibilities and probabilities rather than one of certainty.
Do you remember that there was a period of time when LH*G flying SK in economy class were to be given SAS Fast Track access at ARN and at CPH? That access to SAS Fast Track at these airports ended long ago, but it was there for a while. Just goes to show that SAS isn’t always opposed to opening up Fast Track for some preferred partner airline program elites.
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