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Executive Club Drastically Cuts Qatar Airways Mileage Earning

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Update: Now a British Airways representative on FlyerTalk is saying that this is in fact an error, and that "R" shouldn't have been removed. Hopefully that's actually the case, as there were a lot of BA reps who suggested this was an intentional change. I don't think there's an airline in the world that publishes…

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(@Matteo)
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No warning. Loyalty is dead.
Very bad move by BA.
If AA does this as well, I would dump them.
Proper loyalty would give a notice period. Zero miles for R fares is simply bad business. Bye Bye BA!


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 Dan
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You posted this after the FT post saying it was removed in error, why not simply delete this post?

Also a totally misleading clickbait title.


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(@sven-blogt)
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Hi Ben,

as the GGL Hotline answered (and in Flyertalk as well) it was a mistake.

It was a mistake.

R Class is already back in the list on BA.com


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 Evan
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I'd pull this article now if I were you. All it does is compound the original error and causes worry - granted it appeared to be a genuine issue - although now resolved.


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(@Adrian)
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What happens when you steal FT threads as your own but don't check to see the outcome..... it was an error


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 DenB
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One doesn't "pull" a blog post such as this. People who saw it and shared it, or come back for a second look, would not be well served if it simply vanishes.

This article tells a legitimate story. If the story now has a new chapter, amend it, with a "revised" label, strikethroughs or additions. I'm sure Ben knows all this and is gathering his backchannel confirmation before making his edits.


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(@switzerland)
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Hold on! Didn't we have this 'mistake' issue awhile ago on other airline award charts? If some reps are saying it's intentional, while one is saying it's a mistake, shouldn't we take it with a grain of salt?

For all we know they'll announce it in the future for the changes. Either they were trying to warn us or it was *actually* a mistakes, which I don't believe it is.


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(@Kim Menten)
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It's back on guys!!

Flying in R class no problem :-

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 Andy
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This article was published AFTER BA confirmed that R class will continue to credit at existing rates.

Clickbait again...Sigh....


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