Air Canada is offering double elite qualifying miles with Flex, Latitude or Executive Class fares through July 31 on a variety of routes between Toronto and Montreal and Ottawa, and between Canada and 13 East Coast airports:
Qualifying booking classes are:
Flex (M,U,H,Q,V,W,S,K,L,T); Latitude (Y,B); Executive Class Lowest (D,Z); and Executive Class Flexible (J,C).
And, no, I don’t expect US carriers to match. 🙂
[…] eh? Â View From The Wing has the scoop on a bunch of Air Canada routes that double EQMs this summer. Â Double EQMs are my favorite flying bonus, since I covet elite status. Â I’m not an Air […]
[…] Double Altitude Qualifying Miles on Select Air Canada Routes: Now through July 31, 2013 on select routes, Air Canada Aeroplan members can earn double Altitude Qualifying Miles. To be eligible, you must first register, then fly between Toronto (Pearson) and Montreal or Ottawa, or between Toronto’s city airport and Montreal. They are also offering this bonus on flights fly between Canada certain U.S. East Coast cities including Albany, Washington National, Philadelphia, Hartford, Newark, Pittsburgh, Boston, New York- JFK and LGA, Rochester, Baltimore, Syracuse, and Harrisburg. To earn the double miles you must be booked in one of the following fare classes: Flex (M,U,H,Q,V,W,S,K,L,T); Latitude (Y,B); Executive Class Lowest (D,Z); and Executive Class Flexible (J,C), and the flight must be operated by Air Canada or Air Canada Express. Hat Tip: View from the Wing. […]
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