From AA E-Mail:
"American, Alaska Airlines deepen ties
American has a longstanding relationship with Alaska Airlines, including frequent flyer reciprocity across our respective networks. Those benefits will extend to the former US Airways network when all US Airways flights become American Airlines flights, making them eligible for the same benefits and opportunities that Alaska customers already receive when they fly with American. An expanded agreement, effective Aug. 15, will allow Alaska’s Board Room members to visit our entire Admirals Club lounge network. Admirals Club members can already visit Alaska’s Board Room locations in LAX, Seattle (SEA), Portland (PDX) and Anchorage (ANC)."
From Jetnet:
"Making Travel More Seamless with Alaska Airlines
created by Jenna Arnold on Aug 4, 2015 3:40 PM, last modified by Thomas Bingham on Aug 5, 2015 7:42 AM
We’ve talked quite a bit about how moving to a single reservation system is a huge step for our merger, but it also gives us the opportunity for closer collaboration with some of our key partners, including Alaska Airlines. With all US Airways flights moving to the AA code on October 17, that enables Alaska customers to earn and redeem miles across the entire former US Airways network – a benefit that has been in place across the American Airlines and Alaska Airlines networks for quite some time. In addition, we are also making it easier to access each other’s airport lounges. An expanded agreement, which goes into effect Aug. 15, will allow Alaska’s Board Room members to visit our entire network of Admirals Club lounges in more than 50 locations. Admirals Club members can already visit Alaska’s four Board Room locations in Seattle, Portland, Anchorage or Los Angeles.
“We are excited to deepen the strong relationship we already have with Alaska Airlines by providing customers more access to more destinations,” said Andrew Nocella, chief marketing officer. “Our relationship with Alaska goes back more than 15 years and we continue to look for ways to work together to enhance the benefits for our customers, whether through access to clubs or new opportunities to earn and redeem miles.”
Wonder if this will delay the scheduled destruction of Alaska planned by Delta?
"American, Alaska Airlines deepen ties
American has a longstanding relationship with Alaska Airlines, including frequent flyer reciprocity across our respective networks. Those benefits will extend to the former US Airways network when all US Airways flights become American Airlines flights, making them eligible for the same benefits and opportunities that Alaska customers already receive when they fly with American. An expanded agreement, effective Aug. 15, will allow Alaska’s Board Room members to visit our entire Admirals Club lounge network. Admirals Club members can already visit Alaska’s Board Room locations in LAX, Seattle (SEA), Portland (PDX) and Anchorage (ANC)."
From Jetnet:
"Making Travel More Seamless with Alaska Airlines
created by Jenna Arnold on Aug 4, 2015 3:40 PM, last modified by Thomas Bingham on Aug 5, 2015 7:42 AM
We’ve talked quite a bit about how moving to a single reservation system is a huge step for our merger, but it also gives us the opportunity for closer collaboration with some of our key partners, including Alaska Airlines. With all US Airways flights moving to the AA code on October 17, that enables Alaska customers to earn and redeem miles across the entire former US Airways network – a benefit that has been in place across the American Airlines and Alaska Airlines networks for quite some time. In addition, we are also making it easier to access each other’s airport lounges. An expanded agreement, which goes into effect Aug. 15, will allow Alaska’s Board Room members to visit our entire network of Admirals Club lounges in more than 50 locations. Admirals Club members can already visit Alaska’s four Board Room locations in Seattle, Portland, Anchorage or Los Angeles.
“We are excited to deepen the strong relationship we already have with Alaska Airlines by providing customers more access to more destinations,” said Andrew Nocella, chief marketing officer. “Our relationship with Alaska goes back more than 15 years and we continue to look for ways to work together to enhance the benefits for our customers, whether through access to clubs or new opportunities to earn and redeem miles.”
Wonder if this will delay the scheduled destruction of Alaska planned by Delta?
