Sunday Reader questions: Alaska MBNA?
Recently, I’ve had a lot of questions about the Alaska credit card by MBNA. The most common one is: How did you get so many Alaska credit cards?
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Great rates from Toronto YYZ to Istanbul IST 599.76CAD, Dublin DUB 571.22CAD, Tel Aviv TLV 647.08CAD! On KLM/AF/DL/AZ
Update 1: Fare gone.
Update 2: Fare back on!After playing with kayak.com/explore, I found the following great rates to Istanbul IST, Dublin DUB, and Tel Aviv TLV from Toronto YYZ:
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My battle to get BA to comply with EU 261/2004.
Update: After Tweeting, emailing, and contacting the VP of BA, I finally received a cheque, denominated in CAD, for the full amount owed!
This past summer, I flew with British Airways from Edinburgh EDI to London LGW. There was a flight cancellation, and they put me on the LHR bound flight, which left me at my final destination much later than I would have otherwise been.
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Trip Report: Hong Kong and South Africa on Cathay Pacific (CX) First | Part 7
Going back home after a long trip, flying Cathay Pacific First Class from Johannesburg to Hong Kong, then to Chicago. Final flight on AA business class to Toronto.
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Air Canada Status Match
Here's the process:
Email status.match@aircanada.ca the following information: A scan of your competitor's card, your Aeroplan number, and a screenshot of some sort of Air Canada flight activity that you've taken within 1 year on your Aeroplan page.
*When I first sent the email in April 2014, my AB card was active. When I got a re-request email, they asked for a new scan, and at that point, my AB card was inactive. I explained that, and it didn't seem to be an issue.
**This process took a very long time: 82 days to be exact! Just be patient, and reply with all the information they request, even if it's a repeat.
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BEST SIGN UP BONUS EVER! I love it.
National Bank of Canada is offering the best sign-up bonus I’ve ever seen. For a $125 annual fee, you get the amazing, earth-shattering World Mastercard, WITH A FREE FREAKIN’ TENNIS RACKET (this is not a referral). This tennis racket is worth a whopping $250 MSRP.
