If you build a corporate account with the airline you use most it is possible for your company to obtain mileage or even cash back depending how much your company spends annually. As far as the actual air miles the passenger is the only one entitled to the mileage because they are the ones flying it granted they have a frequent flyer account with that airline.
Yes the company can get the air miles. As a matter of fact if the company is not getting it the employees are probably adding their own frequent flyer numbers, when they get to the airport @ check-in.
*just set up the accoutns with the airlines for your company to gat the miles, once you book the flight just add the company FF number and place remarks on the PNR with the company info so when checking -in the gaent can see it and dont change the FF num. in case the employee ask for it.
December 27th, 2008 at 8:44 am
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i would enter my own airmiles, they dont know.
December 29th, 2008 at 7:38 pm
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If you build a corporate account with the airline you use most it is possible for your company to obtain mileage or even cash back depending how much your company spends annually. As far as the actual air miles the passenger is the only one entitled to the mileage because they are the ones flying it granted they have a frequent flyer account with that airline.
December 30th, 2008 at 3:07 am
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Yes the company can get the air miles. As a matter of fact if the company is not getting it the employees are probably adding their own frequent flyer numbers, when they get to the airport @ check-in.
*just set up the accoutns with the airlines for your company to gat the miles, once you book the flight just add the company FF number and place remarks on the PNR with the company info so when checking -in the gaent can see it and dont change the FF num. in case the employee ask for it.