Claiming air miles for Air Alaska with codeshares
I flew from CHC to AKL with AirNZ, claimed the points. Then from AKL to NAD to HNL with Air Pacific, claimed as partner of Qantas with OneWorld.
Then flew from HNL to SEA to YVR with Alaska Airlines. It's in its own special Mileage Plan thing, but the wiki page says it codeshares sometimes with some OneWorld airlines:
The airline's frequent flyer program is called Mileage Plan, and their lounge is called Board Room. Alaska Airlines is not part of any of the three major airline alliances, but has codeshare agreements with airlines that are prominent members of Oneworld, such as British Airways and American Airlines, as well as prominent SkyTeam members like Air France and Delta Air Lines.
Is there a way for me to find out if I can claim it for my Qantas (or heck, my AirNZ account if I can!) frequent flyer miles?
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Can you earn miles on codeshare flights?
Bottom Line: Earning miles on codeshare flights is still possible. However, you'll only be eligible to earn miles on select codeshare flights that share the same airline code as the airline you want to earn miles on.How long after a flight can you claim miles Alaska?
Requesting miles for air travel on Alaska Airlines Please allow 7 days after your Alaska Airlines flight before requesting miles.Can you claim miles on multiple airlines?
You can't transfer airline miles from one airline to another. It's also impossible to combine two different types of miles into one account. However, you can use an airline's miles to book an award seat on another airline within the same alliance.Does Alaska Air codeshare with Delta?
Under terms of the codeshare, Alaska will place its code on several hundred flights operated by Delta while Delta's code will be placed on a like number of Alaska and Horizon flights.How to get Alaska Air miles and what to do with them
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