Etihad - up to 10% off Flights When Paying with AMEX

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Pcheap0 on 05/08/2014 - 17:25 etihad.com (442 clicks)
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From the Etihad Newsletter.

Terms and Conditions copied from website

•American Express Card Members can receive up to 10% off when booking a flight with Etihad.
•The discount is only valid on the following booking classes: 5% discount on all Saver and Value Fares and 10% discount on all Freedom Fares.
•Card Member must book and travel by 31 December 2014.
•Payment must be with an American Express Card and bookings must be made on etihad.com/amexoffer.
•Flights and fare types are subject to availability at the time of booking.
•The discount only applies to flights marketed and operated by Etihad, which is only applied to the base fare and not on taxes or additional charges.
•From time to time, Economy Class fares categorized as Breaking Deals may be available for sale. Discount will not apply to these Breaking Deal fares, but will be bookable through etihad.com/amexoffer.
•Discount is not applicable for child or infant fares.
•Changes and cancellations are subject to charges and fees as per published fare rules.
•All changes must be made with Etihad via etihad.com or Etihad Contact Centres.
•Discount is available on Economy, Business and First Class fares only.

I tested some discount Economy fares through the link and without using the link and they are slightly cheaper with the Amex offer.

Direct URL

https://www.etihad.com/en/exclusive-deals/amex-offer/

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  Jit0809 on 05/08/2014 - 17:31

  Incorrect url or under maintainance

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    RealtimeY on 05/08/2014 - 17:53

    Probably just maintenance. It's seems to work fine now.

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      Jit0809 on 05/08/2014 - 18:06

      seems like it doesnt work from mobile.. works fine from laptop

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  PKM on 05/08/2014 - 20:00

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  I've recently had a bad experience with Etihad. Firstly, I purchased 2 return fares to the UK on my MasterCard. After you've purchased they then inform you via email that you have to bring your credit card with you to the check in desk. However, between purchasing and flying, my credit card had expired and I'd been issued with a new one. I had to get letters from the bank explaining all of this. It was a major head ache and very worrying because they email you informing "no credit card, no fly". Worse still, before I purchased I read the mile long terms and conditions and found a clause where I would have to pay US$300 to cancel the booking. What I didn't realise is that one of the other terms and conditions on another leg I booked said no cancellation allowed. My circumstances had changed and I tried to cancel my flight and get a refund. I was then informed that if there is a "no cancellation" on any leg it applies to all legs. I wrote to their Head office, explaining all of the above and the reason I wanted to cancel my flight. They replied "tough luck". So I'm down $1900 bucks.

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    freesteakknives on 05/08/2014 - 23:14

    So a couple of questions there

    1) if you bring the expired card as well as the new one would that have been OK ?

    I had a look at their T&C and it doesn't say that the card has to be un-expired (is that even a word) You can also bring a photocopy.

    2) was it on a credit card that provided free travel insurance ? if so can you claim it ?

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      PKM on 05/08/2014 - 23:27

      I don't know the answer to 1) … when I received my new credit card I cut up the old one as per the instructions. I bought the tickets like 7 months in advance, so wasn't really thinking about the Etihad requirements when I cut up the old credit card.

      2) … that's a good question, I'm pretty sure I do have travel insurance on that card and never considered that angle. Thanks for mentioning it. I'll follow it up.

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  Ahyao17 on 05/08/2014 - 22:05

  do they charge 10% credit card surcharge (or equivalent in $$$)for Amex like all good airlines?