Flight & Hotel

No one search engine in the oneworld can find all the partners’ tickets. In general, the following three search engines are recommended:

AA.com can search American, British Airways, Qantas, Finnair, Royal Jordanian and Airberlin

Qantas.com searches for Airberlin, American, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Iberia, LAN, Royal Jordanian and Srilankan

Ba.com can search Airberlin, American, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, LAN, TAM, Malaysia, Qantas, Qatar and Srilankan.

Although BA is the engine that can search for the most partners, our first choice is still AA.The advantage of AA is that the interface is simple, easy to use, and can be utilized without registration and landing. In particular, the spread of Economy/Business/First Class can be displayed for one month at a time. More importantly, there will be no non-existent award tickets on the AA website. As long as you can find them, the ticket must be fixed.

Therefore, for the partners that AA can search for, the use of the AA website is preferred.

Qantas.com, Qantas.com, is the best choice for Cathay Pacific, Iberia and LAN that AA can’t search for.
Qantas’ weaknesses are:
1. Need to register and log in to use;
2. Occasionally, there will be an “illusion” award ticket, which cannot be reserved. However, Qantas can also supply three cabins in one month at the same time, which is very helpful for the search of mileage tickets.

If you want to search for other partners that you can’t find, use the BA engine.

BA needs to register an account. Each search needs to be logged in first. It is more likely to have a ticket that does not exist. In addition, its biggest weakness is that it can only be seen day by day to see the availability of mileage tickets, far less convenient than AA and Qantas. Moreover, the search results for multi-targets are very poor, so in many cases, only one paragraph can be searched.