Save 10% on BMI Regional flights

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One thing I picked up on my trip to ITB in Berlin this week was a discount code for BMI Regional.

Discount code captain will get you 10% off your next flight.

It is valid for bookings by, and travel until, 31st December 2018. Codeshare flights are excluded. The discount only seems to apply to the base fare.

You still get complimentary drinks, snacks and checked baggage with BMI Regional too.

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Hingeless says:

9 Mar9 March 19:43

We could do with a complete list of all the lounge types you get can access to with an amex platinum card, Amex don’t provide this

eg
Eurostar is not shown as a benefit if you live in Australia
Virgin Australia is not shown as a benefit if you live outside Australia
- Rob says:
  
  9 Mar9 March 20:26
  
  I did an article on this once actually ….. https://headforpoints.com/2017/04/19/american-express-platinum-airport-lounges/
  - Hingeless says:
    
    10 Mar10 March 11:33
    
    Also it would appear that that Amex play cards get treated differently depending on the country if issue, the oz card gets 2 guests at the place premium lounge
James W says:

10 Mar10 March 10:17

OT – if I refer my spouse for the free BA Amex card, from my Amex plat, do I get a referral bonus, and if so how much?
- Graham Walsh says:
  
  10 Mar10 March 10:34
  
  18k to you and spouse should get their sign up bonus too.
  - James W says:
    
    10 Mar10 March 10:46
    
    Thanks, seems like a no brainer
Louise Allen says:

13 Mar13 March 08:14

The AddLee website can’t be used to book the DragonPass offer. I emailed customer services and this was the response from DragonPass:
“To purchase an eCertificate you have to purchases these through the mobile app rather than the website.”
I don’t know if that’s the AddLee mobile app or the DragonPass one…
- Rob says:
  
  13 Mar13 March 08:17
  
  Weird – because they clearly have a branded website!

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