or dont work? I heard of a very few railfans doing this...I want to Fly to NYC and take Amtrak home
How does code sharing work with Continetal Air and Amtrak?
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, Mar 03 2012 08:45 PM
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Posted 06 March 2012 - 06:33 PM
Amtrak use to have air-rail vacation packages, where you flew one-way and took the train the other. But this was back in the 90's or so. Not sure how it worked, but now you can't really do that.
The current code sharing is you fly into Newark, and take the train to New Haven, Philly, or a few other cities along the NEC. Now that Continental Airlines no longer exists, that is being tweaked a little. I believe the code sharing still exists, but you can no longer transfer AGR points into CO Onepass miles or even United Mileage Plus miles.
The current code sharing is you fly into Newark, and take the train to New Haven, Philly, or a few other cities along the NEC. Now that Continental Airlines no longer exists, that is being tweaked a little. I believe the code sharing still exists, but you can no longer transfer AGR points into CO Onepass miles or even United Mileage Plus miles.
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Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:48 PM
This page should answer your questions: http://pss.united.co...ges/Amtrak.aspx
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