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British Midland Diamond Club officially coming to an end on October 28, 2012

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British Midland sent out the following email to Diamond Club members this morning: During the past few months, we have been in contact with you regarding a number of changes that have been made to the Diamond Club, following the sale of bmi to IAG, the owner of British Airways. Following a detailed review of…

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 troy
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Its been a little unclear to me - is HHonors still a BMI partner? When must we stop crediting HHonors double dips to BMI?

I'm guessing the safest/easiest thing to do is just start using another partner immediately.


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 Gene
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Very good to us!


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 Zz
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@troy , just credited my two stays at Hilton this week to BMI. I'm switching now.


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(@gregorygrady)
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Very very good to us.


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 Jon
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Can't find a working link to transfer from BMI to Avios. Please help. Thanks


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(@mohamed b)
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We will miss diamond club,their value & customer service far better than incompetent executive club.


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 Nate
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Does anyone else think it's unusual that the letter was signed with hugs and/or kisses?

Wonder if that's a British thing because I can't remember the last time I received an official email from a US airline closed with XOXO.


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(@economy-class-and-beyond)
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It's a tradition from the BMI Diamond Club forum where one of the members added Hugs and Kisses onto the end of every BMI email

It's a fun little tradition for a very odd little airline.

(saying that, the loyalty staff at Donnington Hall were a true bunch of Diamonds).


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(@FBKSan)
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If we still have a BA household account, is the only way to transfer miles to delink that household account, does anyone know?


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@ troy -- Yes, as of now it is, though that will end when the program does.

@ Jon -- Here are transfer instructions:
https://onemileatatime.com/british-midland-diamond-club-miles-now-transferable-to-british-airways-avios/

@ FBKSan -- I believe so unfortunately.


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(@janyyc)
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LOL at the hugs and/or kisses

🙂


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(@lynn perkins)
Joined: 10 years ago

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hi
for anyone trying to change BMI-Avios (via British airways exec card) you can only do it on a computer , I have never been able to do it on the link on BA on a Tablet (ipad) works perfectly through the link on the exec club .


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(@michael w)
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the BA website (once you are logged in to Exec Club account) allows you to 'combine avios' so you get a new page and click 'diamond club' in the menu and then fill in DC number and pin and then you transfer the whole lot to BA miles - last chance is 30 October. It's worth noting that the MBNA BMI credit card will continue to work as a card, but the benefits in terms of miles have already ceased. I just switched to Lufthansa Miles and More from MBMA with a 1500 miles welcome bonus.


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