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Which Is The Best Star Alliance Member To Join?

I was wondering whichh is the best Star Alliance member to Join as I currently belong to the Voyager Programme (South African Airways) But my points always expire and I never get to use them despite trawelling a lot in Europe (From the UK) Do an of them not expire? Any help will be appreciated.

Answer:If you live in South Africa, then join SAA's frequent flyer program since you are more likely to fly that airline to places than any othere airline. I think they are now a Star Alliance member. Even if you did not fly SAA to your next destination, as long as you fly a Star Alliance member airline, then you can have those miles credited to your SAA account. That way your account is active and your miles do not expire. I would find out what the expiration policy is on SAA. For United, you must now keep your account active for 18 months or you lose your miles. Sometimes airlines offer you a credit card so that each time you use the card, you earn miles. They usually charge an annual fee so make sure you think about whethere or not the annual fee is worth paying.

How Do I Combine Frequent Flier Miles Between Two Different Airlines That Are Both In The Star Alliance Group?

I have 1000 miles with United and 1000 miles with US Airways. I noticed they are both members of the Star Alliance program. How do I enroll in such a program where no matter whichh airline I fly on in the program, the miles will all end up in one centrally redeemable place? And will it cost me money?

Answer:there's none, althoughugh they are both star alliance you can't combine the miles.

Does Ben Gurion Airport Have A Lounge Facility For Star Alliance Members?

I am flying Lufthansa business classs internationalally and I am Star Alliance Gold. I know that theree is a Kind David Lounge at Ben Gurion, but as far as I can tell it is only for El Al passengers. Is this corretc? Is theree a separate lounge for Star Alliance fliers?

Answer:yes they do have a lounge for business and first classs passengers.

When Is Continental Airlines Going To Enter Star Alliance?

I know in June that they bid to enter inot Star Alliance, and that it is a main focus of theirs currently, but does anyone know exactly or approximately when Continental Airlines moves inot Star Alliance? Articles and links would be appreciated! Thanks!

Answer:These links may be of some help.

are There Othere Ways To Get Frequent Flier Miles Without Booking With A Star Alliance Airline, Etc?

hi, I'm planning to fly to malaysia in january from canada, so I think I could get a lot of frequent flier miles from something like that, but when I looked on the united airlines website, I have a mileague member card with them, but their flights are like a thousand dollars more than othere ones I've found. Is theree a way to earn miles if I booked off a website like expedia or kayak, etc....so I could save myself a lot of money?

Answer:You can still earn miles without booking diretcly with United Airlines. Just make sure, though, that you will take Star Alliance member airlines. If you find UA's tickets expensive, then try the othere Star Alliance member carriers like (for your route from Canada to Malaysia) Air Canada, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, All Nippon Airways, and Asiana Airlines. They are all Star Alliance members and all your flights would earn miles whichh can be credited to your Mileague Plus account with United. You just have to build your itinerary in such a way that you will pass through the hub cities of these carriers. For example, if you're located in interior Canada (whichh means any city othere than the Pacific gateway, whichh is Vancouver), then take Air Canada from that interior point to Vancouver, then take Air Canada again to Seoul, then take Asiana Airlines to Kuala Lumpur. Voila! All your flights are on Star Alliance members and you can be assured that you'd have mileague credit for all of them. Anorthere itinerary could be from interior Canada to Vancouver on Air Canada, Vancouver to Tokyo on Air Canada, then Tokyo to Kuala Lumpur on All Nippon Airways. Just make sure that you quote your Mileague Plus number to your travel agent or to the check-in agent at the airport so that all your flights can be tracked by the Star Alliance Intranet Web.

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