Sentences with phrase «aa does»

Moreover, the Pixel 2 XL's display will support a wider colour gamut, though AA doesn't mention the specific gamut.

The rep stated that AA does not release award space to Etihad until just a few months before the flight.

AA doesn't have domestic «Business Class» except on JFK - SFO and JFK - LAX.

Like AA does normally have fuel surcharges, but not within the Americas.

Forced to move from AA to Delta as I moved to a Delta hub and I fly a lot for business so adding an extra stop to fly AA does not help.

If aa does now show space now for Erevan Shavuos, any chance ba rep can still find it?

Does it help them to know that Delta's MQD waiver rules are better than United's, and that AA doesn't have a real waiver at all?

See following I copied award flights that shows up available for points redemption with AA but not with Avios, BA representative told me that AA does not make all of their award seats available to BA, is that correct?

AA doesn't add fuel surcharges and other fees to awards on AA - operated flights.

AA doesn't serve Istanbul (IST) directly, so you'd have to fly BA for some segments.

If an award ticket costs 60 or 70K points for this one - way route, and the accounting reimbursement is around $ 200 - 500, then how can you be surprised or disappointed that AA doesn't want to give you a F seat for such a pittance?

Well, I just wanted to note that AA doesn't pass on fuel surcharges with any of their partners except British Airways.

Since AA doesn't charge a fee to change the dates of an award flight as long as the origin and destination stay the same, if someone wants to travel say Summer 2017, can they simply book an award flight with the desired route for a dummy date now under the current rates, then change the dates for free when Summer 2017 becomes bookable without having to pay the increased mileage amounts?

First class is easier to procure on AA than UA (for AA's partners British Airways and Cathay Pacific do make generous amounts of space available) and AA allows free routing changes as long as origin and destination remain the same, but AA does not allow routing via Europe to go to Asia or stopovers on round - trip travel other than at American gateway hubs.

After all, unlike Delta's Comfort + seats (which are the same as MCE), AA doesn't treat MCE as a separate entity when booking but rather as an upsell.

One last thing that AA does to help you earn miles is partner with over 1,000 vendors.

AA does not give unlimited upgrades except to top tier, and UA forces you to use upgrade instruments on p.s. service.

Because AA doesn't fly to our final destination (BKK) we're not able to use their site for the complete search.

AA doesn't have the best chart in town so I sold farther out - of - the - money (OTM) than usual.

There are doctors who say that use of AA does cause side effects associated with Vitamin C deficiency, such as bleeding gums,, spider veins, varicose veins and bruising, which demonstrates that AA causes deficiency in Vitamin C.

But AA does not belong in that group.

And today I understand why: the AA does not really want alcoholics to heal, the AA wants alcoholics to become Christians.

I'm not sure where you got your information but AA does not accept outside contributions.

AA does not require a belief in God.

AA is not a treatment program and AA does not seek nor does it accept «state» funds.

Last time I checked, CNN was an American company, this edition is for Americans, and Americans — you know, the audience here — are predominantly Christian, and AA does not typically push Allah... Matters related to Islam are of primary interest to Muslims, while matters related to Christianity are of primary interest to...?

In these and other ways, Alateen groups do for the adolescent what AA does for the alcoholic and Al - Anon does for the spouse.

The reason AA doesn't want articles as this publicized is so that people won't hear the truth.

AA doesn't ask anyone to check their brains at the door.

AA does not fail... a drunk has to have a really bad case of the «want tos», has to be ready to hear what they need to hear to survive... don't go after the messenger...

AA doesn't really do much of anything.

The problem is that AA does not have a very good success rate, that should speak volumes.

Does any one of you realize that this author violated the 12th tradition AA does not belong in this forum.

A problem was identified; namely, that AA does not make accommodations for non-believers.

... «AAs Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions stresses that AA does not demand belief in anything» (Anne M. Fletcher.

However, «the God part» is a big feature of AA and remains a major strength and attraction (Albert Ellis and Emmett Velten, When AA Doesn't Work for You: Rational Steps to Quitting Alcohol [Fort Lee, NJ: Barricade Books, 1992], p. 79; bold face added).

I'm glad to hear AA does charity work, but why oh why do they have an angry bigot like Silverman as their head?

AA does great work for millions of people.

AA does NOT define your Higher Power.

You'll find a wealth of information and newer, more enlightened ideas about treating substance abuse problems than you can imagine — just because they're not as widely known and universally accepted as AA doesn't mean they don't contain better, more effective ideas.

Several of the Yale ministers objected to the fact that AA does not emphasize Christ in its program.

Being non-authoritarian, AA does not use irrational fear as a motivation.

AA itself does not own any therapeutic facility, nor is it affiliated with any; but it gladly cooperates with hospitals and treatment centers in many places.

(In fairness to AA, it should be pointed out that AA itself does not aim at changing personality - structure.

AA doesn't fail — we fail it.

AA doesn't care what you think or believe.

AA does not even require you STOP drinking only that you have the desire to stop.

As an atheist, the AA DOES NOT represent me.

AA didn't hang on a cross for your sins and abstaining from alcohol won't give you resurrection life.

If you took those AA members and put them all in, say, group therapy sessions headed by a psychiatrist, psychologist, etc., if AA didn't exist at all, it's quite possible that many of them would still recover from their alcoholism with similar statistical levels of success.