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Yeah, I saw comments around this in multiple places as well, that the points TAP credits are not directly related to your ticket class, they kinda come up with a new booking class when sending it to the partner. I really wish there was a way to be sure I'd get the 100%. I'm really afraid I'll...

I also have AMEX Elite, it doesn't give status points on every purchase, but a fixed amount that is not enough to keep gold by itself. Thanks for the Aegean Miles+ tip, will look into the program and might switch to it after SAS leaves Star Alliance, but I am focusing on SAS now because I want...

That's not very helpful since miles earned through credit cards do not count towards keeping/upgrading your status, except SAS MC, which I am already using. but still not enough to get me the points I need.

Strange! Apparently there's no options that would give 100% miles then (B, H, M, Q, V, Y). Trying to book through TAP Facebook Chat now since calling them was not that helpful. That's insane! There should be an easier way of checking this, I wonder how many people fly thinking they are earning...

Ah cool. Thanks! That is helpful. So it seems it would be booking class O if I chose this "Basic" fare. But letter "O" doesn't even show up in SAS table! Does that mean I'd get no points at all for these flights?

The prices don't match exactly with what I see on TAP's website, so how to know how to look properly? Should I be looking for something else other than the price?

I am looking at these dates: This price is the "Basic" fare, which is the one I want to buy (since it includes one checked-in bag). But if the booking class only awards 25% at SAS, then I'd be willing to pay more for the "Classic" fare, but that is what I need to know! Which software is this...

Hi I am flying from CPH to CNF but very undecided what fare I should choose when booking my flight with TAP. I want to pay the least as possible, but at the same time I need points to keep my gold status on SAS, so wouldn't mind paying a bit more if that means helping me keep the status. This...

Thanks for the detailed and reasonable response. Will definitely try this!

What if said officer was sitting right next to you in the car and told you that the speed limit was 60kmh/h while in reality it was 40. Would it be fair for him/her to give you a ticket for the false information given to you? That would be a more correct analogy.

Not on purpose, but if they had to deal with consequences in case it happened, they for sure would be more financially motivated to invest in a more efficient transfer between flights. More employees, for example.

That's exactly what I think as well. The rule that there is no compensation for delays when travelling home is a bit extreme. It implies people have extras of everything at home, and that is not always the case. It also allows companies to not bother that much and be less careful with what they...

But really, if you are not interested in my case, why waste your time posting ironic things here? Just unsubscribe and stop wasting your time with me. I am posting updates so other people can use this information in the future to help them decide what to do in similar situations. You are really...

The email to sas gold was regarding my original issue (my booking being cancelled), not the delayed luggage. That I handled at the airport.

Depends on what you call a frequent flyer. I would say I fly more than the average person but not much more. Maybe I was unaware of this because I have never been through this issue, and now it's happening together with all the other bad things. SAS also replied to my original email saying that...