https://www.milemoa.com/bbs/board/438519

여기서도 논의된적이 있는데요(역시)

지금은 1k mile 밖에 가입 보너스로 안줍니다. 그래도 19000 만 더 모으면 골드로 (라이프타임) 갈수 있다는 강점이 있는데요.

여기서 좀 더 틀어봤습니다.

aegean gold -> 캐세이퍼시픽 gold -> 알레스카 mvp gold 루트가 열려있는것 같은데요.

알레스카 mvp gold 만 열면 유나이티드, AA 쪽도 다 스텟어스 매치로 열수 있을것 같은데 제가 항공쪽은 워낙 잘 몰라서요.

아마도 이 루트가 가능하다면 유나이티드나 아시아나쪽으로 aegean 을 20k 마일 달성이후에 다른 항공사 엘리트 티어로

가장 쉽게 접근할수 있을것 같은데 경험자분들의 고견을 나누어주셔요.

http://thepointsguy.com/2014/04/earning-lifetime-star-alliance-gold-status-through-aegean-airlines/

포인트가이횽이 얼마전에 포스팅을 올렸네요.

마일리지를 쌓는 방법으로는 hertz 랜트카쪽 포인트 + 항공포인트 + booking.com 에서 스팬딩 1유로당 2 포인트가

가능한걸로 보입니다.

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/aegean-airlines-miles-bonus/1338993-faq-no-1-aegean-miles-bonus-all-you-need-know.html

4. Earning miles

4a. Award and Tier miles with Aegean/Star Alliance flights.

You can read the earning page here.

Some precisions that aren't obvious...

• Minimum earnings are applied after CoS bonus (called Accrual Factor) has been applied. o for example, MXP-ZRH is a 127 miles flight. On business, you'll get 200% of 127 miles (254 miles), bumped up to the minimum of 1000 miles, not 2,000 miles (127 bumped up to 1000, then doubled). On the other hand, flying the same flight in T (with a 50% accrual factor) grants 500 miles, not 250.
• There are several fare bucket that are not listed on the page: they don't earn any mile, not even the minimum miles, and don't count toward maintaining activity on the programme
• As usual with Star Alliance, it's the operating carrier, not the marketing carrier, that determines miles earned. So, for example, if you book an F ticket on a United codeshare flight operated by US Airways, you'll earn 150% and not 300%.

Do not assume that miles earning class in another program will necessarily let you earn miles with Aegean, check the official table for information. Note that sometime, a fare class from one carrier is mapped to another fare class when operated by another carrier. You could buy a ticket with a Z fare in a codeshare flight and it won't always be Z fare of the operating carrier.

4b. Problem with getting credit/getting perks

You should make sure your FF number is on the boarding pass, and ask check-in agents to check for that. You should also remember Aegean Airline code (A3) if you want to generally benefit from perks associated to the card. It's not a widely known airline, and some *A airlines employees don't know its existence or its membership of Star Alliance. So don't hesitate to tell the agent you're speaking to about that.

T&C of the programme state that miles should be posted on the next business day. After that, you should do a retroclaim application, providing your boarding pass as proof of travel to A3. The procedure can be initiated by logging to A3's website and selection Claiming Miles. Miles should then be posted within four weeks. You can retroclaim up to twelve month after a flight. And, if you have uncredited *A flights before joining, you can retroclaim them up to 6 months before your join date. Empirical experience shows that miles are posting quicker than when A3 joined *A, but it can still take a few days, so you could just wait a little before submitting a retroclaim. A3 doesn't provide follow-up email when considering a claim, so if you don't see the miles posted, you can call them once the normal delay has passed.

4c. Award miles with Booking.com

Aegean has a partnership to use Booking.com's engine and bring them revenue. When buying hotel rooms through this channel, you'll get 2 miles per euro spent. Be aware that several hotel chain programs don't grant points for consolidator fares, some of which you'll find via A3's website. Other may grant no points/benefits when booking via any third-party website.

4d. Award miles with CityDiscovery

CityDiscovery offers tours and travel activities, and booking with them
through A3's website also get 2 miles per euro spent.

4e. Award miles with duty free shopping

You also get 2 miles per euro spent on on-board duty free on Aegean flights, and Hellenic Duty Free shops in Greece airports. You also get the same benefits when ordering online from the Eastpack store through A3's website.

4f. Award miles with credit card spending

You can earn miles using a Greek-based Visa linked to an account in Alphabank. Unless you live in Greece, it's unlikely you can use this channel to get points.

4g. Award miles with Hertz

You'll get a fixed amount of miles (from 350 to 1,000) depending on length of rental and location. You need to either book through A3's website or make sure you use A3's CDP when booking, just quoting your M&B number isn't enough. The eligible CDP are displayed on Hertz website and depend on your M&B elite level.

4h. Transfering miles and points, buying miles (short answer: no)

No option exist to pool miles between accounts, transfer miles, convert to and from any other programme. It's also impossible to top up your account by buying miles.
There is no transfer options between account of the same program (like Household Accounts).