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glitchy page, error messages, lots of dead ends. I called a handful of times (long waits, each agent had a different explanation), but on the last call someone actually found a workaround and stuck with me until the booking went through. That’s the moment I felt relieved and, yes, satisfied.
Finally sorted, after a long wait
It ended up resolved, but man, what a hassle. I called starting in early August when my mom went into palliative care and I needed to change a trip—my in-laws had just passed so timing was rough. I rang multiple times, sat on hold for ages, sometimes nearly an hour, and there was no callback option so you just wonder if anyone will pick up. After pushing and escalating, someone finally helped and I got the credit back. I’m relieved and grateful it worked out, though the whole process could be way smoother.
Not great at first, but it got fixed
annoying process, clumsy communication, but it ended with the right result. They need to be clearer and faster, though — and keep reps better informed.
Pretty handy card, but mileage math is weird
the “up to 40% off” line in the fine print turned out to be more like “maybe nothing,” and the miles required jumped on me compared to last year. Super annoying, especially since I had planned a weekend trip for two and suddenly needed way more miles. Customer service was polite but pretty scripted, so no real help there. Still, I keep the card because everyday rewards are solid and it makes small purchases feel worth it — I use it for filling up the tank and weekday groceries, and those rewards do add up. I’m just cautious now about planning trips based solely on the promised discounts; check the details and be prepared to adjust. Overall glad I have it, but temper expectations on flight deals.
Smooth checkout, nightmare phone wait
the website let me buy the ticket in two minutes, which I appreciated, but that’s where the smooth part ended. I needed a fare that allowed seat selection because of chronic lower-back pain — I can’t sit awkward on a long flight — and I accidentally picked a type that wouldn’t let me pick seats. I tried to cancel within the 24‑hour window but learned you can’t cancel online or via chat, you have to call. First night the automated message cut me off saying they weren’t taking calls because of “high volume.” Next morning I called right when they opened and waited an hour, then had to hang up for work. Called again, another long hold. By the end of the day I’d spent nearly two hours on hold and still hadn’t gotten through. It felt like the system sets you up to miss that 24‑hour window. On the plus side, the booking itself and the receipt were instant and clear, and the price wasn’t terrible. Still, the phone support was the weak link — pretty frustrating and unhelpful when you actually need flexibility. I probably won’t use AirMiles to book flights again unless their support improves.
Hold music heroics
I was mid-bite and the hold music had become my evening entertainment when this mess started. Booked a rental plus their insurance because I figured, eh, less to worry about — I even hesitated and almost skipped the extra, but I went for peace of mind. Turns out the travel docs that arrived had zero mention of the insurance, nothing to show I was covered. That first doubt I had before buying? It stuck around, and then multiplied. Spent an hour and a half on hold and eventually had to hang up, tried the chat which was about as useful as a brick, called back, more hold, signed up for a callback. Callback arrived three hours later and when I pressed 1 the system ignored me. After three failed attempts they just hung up. They called again, same useless number, and the third time the menu said a callback would be five days later if I pressed 3 — too late, obviously, but I pressed 3 anyway just to talk to someone and lodge a complaint. That didn't work either. Finally a real human answered and I felt, briefly, like maybe this would get sorted — but still no clear confirmation on the insurance. Had better luck with other companies before, so this was especially disappointing.
About Ail Miles
Ail Miles is a travel and lifestyle brand focused on helping customers book flights, hotels, and vacation packages. It may also provide related services such as trip planning support and access to travel deals. The company’s offerings are typically aimed at leisure travelers and people looking to organize personal trips. Ail Miles operates as an independent business and may partner with third-party travel providers to fulfill reservations and services.
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Not great at first, but it got
annoying process, clumsy communication, but it ended with the right result. They need to be clearer and faster, though — and keep reps better informed. Read onBy: C. Abshire