Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Dev]

I just took a trip to Canada with North West Airlines (Seoul to Tokyo to Detroit to Toronto).

Since I already have a air miles account with Korean Air, I thought I might transfer the miles earned on this flight (since North West is a partner) to my Korean Air air miles account.
Korean Air told me "Oh, you can transfer the points earned on your flights between Toronto and Detroit, but we can't credit you for any flights into or out of Japan. I'm sorry, but this is the rule."

I wonder who made the rule and why. My guess is it has to due with Korea's neverending feud with Japan. Thanks Korean Air! Thanks a lot!

[Wrench]

Korean Air sucks.. So does Asiana I hate flying on both they are about as good as Canada air.

[Mr Crowley]

I fllew Korean Airlast year, but I keep my miles with Northwest. I flew last year from Incheon to Atlanta non-stop, and then I only have an hour flight from there. If I don't fly that route, I probably have 3 stops.

[kangnam mafioso]

it might be better to sign up with northwest worldperks and then credit any miles received on korean air, delta, et al.

asiana seemed fine for short flights ...never taken them on the long haul.

[jcan]

I have no issues with Korean Air but then again I flew Air Canada for most of my life so I guess that's not much of a compliament to them.

[khyber]

I was told that my flights from vancouver to seoul (that is about 10 tickets) don't count as flyer points.


that sucked.

[travel zen]

KoreanAir is not as bad as most chinese liners.

I almost cried when I forgot to book my return to Seoul with KoreanAir. Do not eat the food on any chinese liner.

Some sort of pork....they say.

[Dev]

[bucheon bum]

I think you're confusing Air China with China Air. The former is owned and run by the PRC while China Air is a Taiwanese Airline that is supposed to be pretty good.