No unless you have high elite/medallion status with an airline. You could then cancel your paid flight and get a full refund and then rebook with miles. You can do this as a passenger without Frequent Fier status too, but it would cost quite a bit of extra money.
Yes, you can add your frequent flyer number after booking your flight.
Your frequent flyer number is requested when booking your flight.
No, it is not allowed to use someone else's frequent flyer number for booking a flight. Each frequent flyer account is meant for individual use only.
Typically, you can claim miles for your frequent flyer account up to 12 months after the flight.
To apply miles to an already booked flight, you typically need to log into your airline's frequent flyer account and find the option to use miles for upgrades or to offset ticket costs. Depending on the airline, you may be able to call customer service to request the application of miles to your existing reservation. Review the airline's policies, as some may allow for changes without fees, while others might charge a fee for adjustments. Always check for any eligibility requirements or restrictions related to the fare type of your booked flight.
Yes, you can use a frequent flyer number for someone else when booking a flight, as long as the airline's policies allow it.
To add your frequent flyer number after a flight, you typically need to provide your booking reference or ticket number, along with your frequent flyer number. This information can usually be entered on the airline's website or through their customer service.
To add a frequent flyer number after a flight, you can usually do so by logging into your airline account online or contacting the airline's customer service. Look for the section where you can manage your booking or add your frequent flyer number. Enter the required information, such as your booking reference and frequent flyer number, and save the changes.
No, frequent flyer numbers are typically non-transferable and can only be used by the person to whom they are issued.
There are many benefits of being a frequent flyer. You can collect points and discounts for your next flight, you may get priority boarding and you may also have rights to an airport lounge.
Yes. The airlines consider Orbitz to be a travel agency in this regard. When you make an Orbitz booking, you will have an opportunity to enter your frequent flyer number. If you don't do it then, you can do it later, or contact the airline after your flight for retroactive credit.
After your flight, you can earn frequent flyer miles by signing up for the airline's loyalty program, using a travel rewards credit card, booking flights with partner airlines, staying at partner hotels, and participating in promotions or special offers.