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[wylies99]

I was able to get credit for my flight from the US to Korea (paid by the school) because the E-ticket was in my name. You may want to try the same thing.

I know that United Airlines (airline I flew) gives you up to 12 months AFTER a flight to claim credit. You may get turned down by your airline, but there's nothing to lose by trying.

[cazador83]

I did the same with NorthWest. Though, I was told I had to request the mileage BEFORE I flew, which I did

[pdxsteve]

[JongnoGuru]

Yep, that's why they're called Frequent Flyer Miles and not Frequent Person Who Pays for the Ticket Miles.

And that's only sensible. Paying is painless; it's enduring those friggin' long flights that should be rewarded.

[NearlyKorean]

What I usually do is call ahead of time and confirm the reservation. Then I ask do you need my milage plus/sky pass/etc. number? They always take it.... After wards I would call them and ask "Was my Milage plus card associated with that trip?"