Need exact directions to get into travel aa retiree window for info & to list

1. Contact American Airlines
2. Contact retiree jet:

Https://twu514.org/retiree-support-and-jetnet/

Online chat available.


AA introduced a new version of Retiree Jetnet last month. Log-in to Retiree Jetnet: http://Retirees.AA.com

AA Jetnet Help Desk 1 (888) 207 - 2607 AA Trip Book is now referred to as Travel Policy. LUS "still" does not have access to the Travel Policy Section on the Active or Retiree Jetnet websites.
Emergency and Bereavement Travel
Call: 1-888-We-Fly-AA (888-933-5922)


http://retirees.aa.com/

https://twu514.org/retiree-support-and-jetnet/

Online chat available.


AA introduced a new version of Retiree Jetnet last month. Log-in to Retiree Jetnet: http://Retirees.AA.com

AA Jetnet Help Desk 1 (888) 207 - 2607 AA Trip Book is now referred to as Travel Policy. LUS "still" does not have access to the Travel Policy Section on the Active or Retiree Jetnet websites.
Emergency and Bereavement Travel
Call: 1-888-We-Fly-AA (888-933-5922)

you have nothing to do with fixya site so we cannot tell you naything
would it not be more prudent to contact your ex employer

To list yourself as a non-rev Delta retiree, you can log into the DeltaNet Travelnet system and use the "Non-Rev List" tool. This will allow you to list yourself as a non-rev retiree on flights operated by Delta Airlines. Additionally, you may also call the Non-Rev Desk at 1-800-221-1212 and speak to an agent who can help you list yourself as a non-rev retiree.

Google the details.then go from there

There is, sometimes, for airline retirees, not retirees in general. However Delta, United, and American recently reduced access to this so airline retirees are now behind active employees for access.

Other airlines only permit it for company business purposes.

You will need to enquire the particular airline.
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Hello there, there are quite a couple of century travel systems. If i could get an exact model i would be glad to get you the exact user guide or alternatively you can visit this link from the older products tab select your model from the list in the sub category box. That should take you directly to the user guide as well as assembly instructions.
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The battery actually is exactly AA size, just has pins added. Having wasted a bit of time serching for a solution on the internet, I finally put a cheap AA non-chargeable instead of the original one. Just bent contacts in the shaver a little bit. The battery lasted about an hour or 10 shaves. In the end I didn't have to throw away a good shaver just for a dead battery and now don't need to carry a bulky charger when travel, but will try to use a ni-mh rechargeable one day.