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Lots of people reporting problems with Aeroplan suspending accounts for that lately because they assume the ticket was sold.
You may have to provide proof of the friendship or something.
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Even if you have a really long layover, many hours or days, Singapore Airlines won’t” put you up” in any hotel.
The hotel stay would be on you to arrange and pay for.
Singapore Changi Airport is really close to the city and taxis are cheap.
There are many hotels in the city and within a 20-minute drive from the airport.
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They will send the landlord a physical check that’s drafted from your bank account.
You will still get the points that way.
You can set it up in your account.
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While Apple Card gets you 3% cashback, the Apple Store is the most expensive place to buy AirTags.
They sell them for $100 for 4 I think.
If you buy the Air Tags on Amazon, it is $80 for 4 and you can use the random credit card bonuses by using 1 point, and save $40.
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The Hyatt Globalist phone number is 402-952-1125.
Ir probably will still work if you aren’t Globalist, but not sure.
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Generally no.
Partner airlines and those on the same GDS can often access a known reservation by PNR.
They don’t, to the best of my knowledge, have a straightforward way to enumerate all the flights of another airline or search by passenger.
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Probably not, that’s very tight for LHR.
There is probably a bus or train to switch terminals and then security again.
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Mixed Cabin Itinerary means 1 or more of the flights is in Economy and 1 flight is in Business Class.
So if you were flying Milwaukee – New York – Paris and the ticket said Mixed Cabin, the Milwaukee – New York flight might be in Business Class, and the New York – Paris would be in Economy Class.
It also could be the other way where Milwaukee – New York is in Economy, and New York – Paris is in Business.
Always check which flight is in Business and which is in Economy, because the airline will still charge you Business Class pricing even if the majority of ticket is in Economy.