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Aeroplan Once Again Has Access To Swiss Award Seats

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Aeroplan is Air Canada's spun off frequent flyer program (well, at least until 2020), and is transfer partners with Amex Membership Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest. They're generally a good program for redeeming miles on Star Alliance airlines, though not for travel on all airlines to all regions. However, for a while Aeroplan has been…

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(@milesopedia)
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Thank you for the H/T 😉

Just a correction: there is no direct aisle access from every business class seat (even on their brand new 777). Still some window seats. But it's good for someone like me travelling with an active 2 year old girl ! 🙂 It's our "taxi" from YUL to Europe.


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 Stvr
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Yeah you'd think Aeroplan would stop actively trying to shiv its customers before they try to strike out on their own without Air Canada while retaining some form of value proposition.


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(@Daniel)
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"We appreciate the inconvenience that these disruptions may be causing you."

What an odd turn of phrase...


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Diamond
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ALMOST every business class seat 😉 (look at your first pic!)


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 n
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another article but still no residence review? It's been about a month now.


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Diamond
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"Swiss has a solid business class product, with their longhaul fleet featuring direct aisle access from every business class seat."

IIRC, they have the "regular" Vantage seats, which are 5-across in 2-2-1 or 1-2-2... While a good product, not all seats have aisle access.


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@ Tennen @ UA-NYC @ Jean -- Whoops, thanks!


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(@chancepress)
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Also, beware on Swiss that the throne seats cost money to reserve, and the best paired seats (the ones with a big console on one side) are blocked for elites. It's made better by the fact that there are no fuel surcharges, but still good to know about in advance.


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(@Rajat)
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I think the problem is back on Aeroplan.
No swiss seats shown even though United shows availability


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 Joe
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Just booked LX First in December (more than 14 days out!!) with aeroplan miles.
Even 2 pax would have been possible. tax was CAD 7.20
LX F is (currently only?) bookable with M&M ONLINE as well, so not only available to SEN/HON via hotline. tax there is US$ 501.60. Hugh difference here and you'll need 85'000 oneway instead of 70'000 only when booking with aeroplan.


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