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49 Jacobin777: 1)BA is one carrier which exemplifies slot-shifting BA To Outsource Ground Handling In UK Regions posted Mon Mar 5 2007 10:44:24 by Britair
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Some of us only fly about 50,000 a year, so using one carrier when possible is a good idea for the gold level.
Having said that, AA (and America West) use BA for Europe and Asia while Delta uses Air France. I have four trips overseas in business class (Singapore, Shanghai, Warsaw and London) this summer and want to use one of the two. Which has better business class service?
Yes, I could use Cathay Pacific (AA) or Korean Air (Delta), but CP's connections are not good for me and Korean Air ... believe it or not, their ultra-cheap business fares scare me. Why are they sooooooooo low? Beside British Air flies to Beijing and AF flies to Shanghai as well.
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The old one was so much more business like and classy, which was exactly what General Aviation vs. the Airlines - the Misguided Deb
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Any help would be appreciated.
Careful about using "BritAir". BritAir is a regional carrier affiliated to Air France. It's got nothing to do with British Airways (which, more pedantically, is not "British Air" either). Branson In Concorde Plea To Blair — Civil Aviation Forum | Airliners.net::
LCC plans to have a business class for VS Concorde pax to connect to at No one knows the operational business better than Airbus and BA engineers, and
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Hi Rudy, a more appropriate place for this thread which really isn't DL related would be the MilesBuzz forum. I am moving your thread there. You will find a larger audience to answer your question.
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Keep in mind that you cannot earn AAdvantage miles on transatlantic British Airways segments due to some arcane, outdated laws. You can, however, earn DL miles on Air France transatlantics.
Additionally if you fly AF (or Korean) in business you will earn DOUBLE Medallion Qualifying Miles. Thus your 50,000 miles if all flown in business will get you Platinum Medallion.
[This message has been edited by SRQ Guy (edited 01-31-2003).]
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AF vs BritAir in business: which one?