View Poll Results: Do you want to thank bcworld for helping you?
I have flown business at least once - thank you




11
26.19%
I have flown first at least once - thank you




8
19.05%
I am buying points to fly in the future - thank you




11
26.19%
I plan to join up soon - thank you




9
21.43%
No use to me, but thank you anyway!




12
28.57%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 42. You may not vote on this poll
Thank you bcworld
#16
Forum Regular



Joined: Oct 2006
Location: Maroochydore Qld Sunshine Coast
Posts: 180












Thank you BC it was only with your help and information , that made it possible for people like us to get these deals thanks again

#17

Love that man! If only I knew what he looked like.... I aspire to throw myself at his feet in grovelling thanks in a business lounge somewhere around the world. This deal (and all BC's help in explaining it) has made it a realistic possibility for my Mum to meet her grandchildren. Would never have dared to try the trip on my own in economy.


#18
Just Joined
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Darlington.W.A.
Posts: 19


A big "thank you" from me
I have now used this incredible service 6 times and really am eternally grateful. I have progressed from simple A to B flights to much more ambitious itineries involving open jaw and stopovers all with great success.
I have not posted for sometime as I now have a reasonable grasp on things, however I feel that the need may well arise again when I start grappling with Lifemiles and it is great to know that there is good prompt advice at hand.
Everytime I settle down in a new B.C.lounge I have a look around and wonder if there are any more 'club' members there. If you are ever in Perth I would consider it an honour to buy you a few jars of your favourite tipple
By the way I didn't know that we could fly to the East coast of America via Europe, now that is interesting!! I feel a holiday coming on - Yeah!!

I have not posted for sometime as I now have a reasonable grasp on things, however I feel that the need may well arise again when I start grappling with Lifemiles and it is great to know that there is good prompt advice at hand.
Everytime I settle down in a new B.C.lounge I have a look around and wonder if there are any more 'club' members there. If you are ever in Perth I would consider it an honour to buy you a few jars of your favourite tipple

By the way I didn't know that we could fly to the East coast of America via Europe, now that is interesting!! I feel a holiday coming on - Yeah!!

#19
Forum Regular



Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 189












I must sit down and go through that thread so I understand how it all works!

#20

I confess to having a brief read of the first pages of BC's thread, and thinking that I'd probably stuff it up if I tried something like this. My Liverpool lad and I do fly into Manchester once a year in business class and I know that I could do so much better on the prices I get for flights if I could only get my confidence up a bit. Having said all of that, I think the help BC has given to so many people is fantastic - people like him are the soul of forums.

#21

Thanks for all the kind words! 
I think it's great so many people have done the miles thing...I would've appreciated a few more offers of commission/beer/miles donations but never mind!
Yes Swervo, the deal is alive and well...$A is starting to pinch it a little but the UK cost is probably still around $2,800 as per the thread title (the miles were cheaper then but $A was weaker). Availability is still fine.

I think it's great so many people have done the miles thing...I would've appreciated a few more offers of commission/beer/miles donations but never mind!

Yes Swervo, the deal is alive and well...$A is starting to pinch it a little but the UK cost is probably still around $2,800 as per the thread title (the miles were cheaper then but $A was weaker). Availability is still fine.

#22
Almost more Oz than Pom






Thread Starter
Joined: Aug 2010
Location: Brisbane northern suburbs
Posts: 1,154












I confess to having a brief read of the first pages of BC's thread, and thinking that I'd probably stuff it up if I tried something like this. My Liverpool lad and I do fly into Manchester once a year in business class and I know that I could do so much better on the prices I get for flights if I could only get my confidence up a bit. Having said all of that, I think the help BC has given to so many people is fantastic - people like him are the soul of forums.
Only trouble is that it spoils you - not sure we could even go back to business in the future, let alone cattle class!

#23
Just Joined
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Darlington.W.A.
Posts: 19


I confess to having a brief read of the first pages of BC's thread, and thinking that I'd probably stuff it up if I tried something like this. My Liverpool lad and I do fly into Manchester once a year in business class and I know that I could do so much better on the prices I get for flights if I could only get my confidence up a bit. Having said all of that, I think the help BC has given to so many people is fantastic - people like him are the soul of forums.
The great thing about this is that there is always someone to ask for help and B.C. is always on the ball - just great! Believe Lady!!!!


#24

We all felt the same when we sarted out so don't feel lonely. It really does work. Read and re-read the whole blog, join all the clubs (free) and do a couple of practise runs. From Perth you practically have to fly Thai but that's no disadvantage, they're good. They don't go to Manchester though so you need to change to Swiss air or similar, we usually go via Zurich or Brussels neither of which is much of an airport. If you are concerned the 1st time keep it simple and just go PER-BKK-LHR and get the train up to the Pool.
The great thing about this is that there is always someone to ask for help and B.C. is always on the ball - just great! Believe Lady!!!!
The great thing about this is that there is always someone to ask for help and B.C. is always on the ball - just great! Believe Lady!!!!


I've signed my husband and myself up to the US Airways dividend miles program, I realise that the impending merger with AA may mean I've left my run too late but it costs nothing to try. Thanks to your encouragement, if a good miles offer comes up we'll take the plunge. Cheers again to you both.

#25
Forum Regular



Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 175












thanks for the heads up this is a great way to travel

#26
Forum Regular


Joined: May 2008
Location: UK-NZ-AUS-UK
Posts: 66





Huge huge thanks to bcworld 
Travelling out of cattle class has reduced travel stress and anxiety immensly!!
We are ruined!!!
Sending buckets & buckets of karma your way.
Koolcat

Travelling out of cattle class has reduced travel stress and anxiety immensly!!
We are ruined!!!

Sending buckets & buckets of karma your way.
Koolcat

#27
Forum Regular


Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 95


Thanks bcworld you da man!
You have opened up a whole new world of travel for my wife and me.
I hope this gig never ends because traveling cattle class again isn't something to look forward to.
Keef ;o)
You have opened up a whole new world of travel for my wife and me.
I hope this gig never ends because traveling cattle class again isn't something to look forward to.
Keef ;o)
