Us Airways Travel Cards For Ua Emp?

[smfav8r]

What about travel for the US employee's on UAL, haven't heard any of this on the US side.

At US we have some great International destinations, but good luck getting on, they are always FULL!!

 

[Albatroz]

Liberia? Us Air flies to Liberia? Where? Monrovia?
You sure?
Also, on another note...AA and LH have had ZED for several years now? Travelling around europe for several years myself, I can tell you that ZED has not existed for that long. How do you define several? ZED started with European carriers and not everyone there is on it yet.
Also, AA is not part of Star, is it? Is part of OneWorld, right? I am all confused! Can we get the facts straight around here?

 

[Fly]

I believe she means Liberia, Costa Rica.

Am I right?

 

[tadjr]

Liberia, Costa Rica is correct.
AA is part of Oneworld. UA and US are part of Star.
US and UA currently only offer an ID95 agreement for employees (and other related travelers covered), but no ZEDS.
You can nonrev International on US, but you just have to do it off season. Usually the end of Sept thru start of May are fairly good times to travel with a couple exceptions here and there and around the holidays. Europe is beautiful in January! 😉 Actually its a great time to travel, no crowds, cheaper rates, no waiting in lines at the tourist sights.

 

[Light Years]

Liberia? Us Air flies to Liberia? Where? Monrovia?
You sure?
Also, on another note...AA and LH have had ZED for several years now? Travelling around europe for several years myself, I can tell you that ZED has not existed for that long. How do you define several? ZED started with European carriers and not everyone there is on it yet.
Also, AA is not part of Star, is it? Is part of OneWorld, right? I am all confused! Can we get the facts straight around here?

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Liberia is a city in Costa Rica. If you look at the other 40 or whatever destinations, you will notice that they are all cities, not countries.