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Sep 4, 2014, 1:23 pm by jerryhungIt would help if every member could take a moment to ensure they are posting in the correct thread. This one is meant to be only for listing valid booked mini-RTW itineraries and not questions about booking mini-RTW which belong in this thread:
Mini RTW Questions
Newer members who are just coming to find the whole topic are likewise encouraged to read and pose their questions in this thread:
The Complete Newbie Guide/FAQ to the Air Canada Aeroplan Mini-RTW
Want to find the new MPM after 10/29/2014?
Aeroplan City Pair mileage (new pseudo-MPM) - FlyerTalk Forums
List of valid and booked Mini-RTW 2.0 (post-2014 version of this thread)
#1
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:41 am
Below please post only actually-booked mini-RTW itineraries. Please include each segment, class for each segment, and date booked. This will help others plan based on what works and doesn't work.
Please use the other threads for discussion, not this thread, just to keep this thread simple. (I know, not a snowball's chance...)
Mini-RTW defined: From Canada, an Australia/New Zealand/Asia return trip reward booking. A mini-RTW happens to cross both oceans (or the illogical ocean twice), and includes up to 2 stopovers. You travel around the world (northen hemisphere or both hemispheres) but only pay the Australia/NZ or Asia reward price. This is a valid trip, but because there are long distances involved, the routings can be tricky - hence the volume of discussion and confusion.
Made-up Examples:
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-lhr-nrt-yyz
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-cdg-ist-bkk-nrt-yyz
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yfc-yul...kk-nrt-yyz-yfc (actual trip by Yukonprince!)
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-yul...yd-icn-nrt-yyz (actual trip by cam_macleod!)
Reference threads for those interested in these trips:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...demptions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...questions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ry-advice.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...rst-class.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...questions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...tw-ticket.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ting-help.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ughts-rtw.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ini-r-t-w.html
Reference website for searching these itineraries: http://www.turnleftat.com/mini-rtw-list/
Please use the other threads for discussion, not this thread, just to keep this thread simple. (I know, not a snowball's chance...)
Mini-RTW defined: From Canada, an Australia/New Zealand/Asia return trip reward booking. A mini-RTW happens to cross both oceans (or the illogical ocean twice), and includes up to 2 stopovers. You travel around the world (northen hemisphere or both hemispheres) but only pay the Australia/NZ or Asia reward price. This is a valid trip, but because there are long distances involved, the routings can be tricky - hence the volume of discussion and confusion.
Made-up Examples:
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-lhr-nrt-yyz
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-cdg-ist-bkk-nrt-yyz
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yfc-yul...kk-nrt-yyz-yfc (actual trip by Yukonprince!)
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=yyz-yul...yd-icn-nrt-yyz (actual trip by cam_macleod!)
Reference threads for those interested in these trips:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...demptions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...questions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ry-advice.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...rst-class.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...questions.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...tw-ticket.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ting-help.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ughts-rtw.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-c...ini-r-t-w.html
Reference website for searching these itineraries: http://www.turnleftat.com/mini-rtw-list/
#2
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:45 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13438687-post8.html, pilotboy1985YYC booked:
YHZ-YUL AC J
YUL-MUC LH F -> It appears there is ton of F available any day of the week
MUC-FCO LH J -> Stop for almost a week
FCO-FRA LH J
FRA-SIN LH F -> Again, lot's of availability in F. Seems easy to grab. Stop in SIN for about a week
SIN-BKK SQ J -> Getting SQ J was difficult on this route, but lots of TG J available. No F offered on this short flight. Stop in BKK for about 4 days.
BKK-ZRH TG F -> This route seemed pretty easy to get F on.
ZRH-JFK LX F -> This wasn't an easy route to get F. Stop in JFK overnight
LGA-YYZ AC J
YYZ-YHZ AC J
YHZ-YUL AC J
YUL-MUC LH F -> It appears there is ton of F available any day of the week
MUC-FCO LH J -> Stop for almost a week
FCO-FRA LH J
FRA-SIN LH F -> Again, lot's of availability in F. Seems easy to grab. Stop in SIN for about a week
SIN-BKK SQ J -> Getting SQ J was difficult on this route, but lots of TG J available. No F offered on this short flight. Stop in BKK for about 4 days.
BKK-ZRH TG F -> This route seemed pretty easy to get F on.
ZRH-JFK LX F -> This wasn't an easy route to get F. Stop in JFK overnight
LGA-YYZ AC J
YYZ-YHZ AC J
#3
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:47 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13439687-post10.html, Merlin666 booked:
ORD-ZRH (LX)
FRA-SIN (LH)
SIN-PEK (SQ)
NRT-HNL (UA)
HNL-DEN (UA)
(not all segments included, it appears, but still useful for the rough path)
ORD-ZRH (LX)
FRA-SIN (LH)
SIN-PEK (SQ)
NRT-HNL (UA)
HNL-DEN (UA)
(not all segments included, it appears, but still useful for the rough path)
#4
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:48 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13480615-post1.html, Yukonprince booked:
Fredericton - Montreal - Munich - Amsterdam (stop) - Zurich (stop) - Bangkok (stop) - Tokyo - Toronto - Fredericton. The Tokyo - Toronto leg is in J. There were just too many crazy stopovers required to stay in F across the pacific - my choice.
Fredericton - Montreal - Munich - Amsterdam (stop) - Zurich (stop) - Bangkok (stop) - Tokyo - Toronto - Fredericton. The Tokyo - Toronto leg is in J. There were just too many crazy stopovers required to stay in F across the pacific - my choice.
#5
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:50 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13488048-post14.html, Shareholder booked:
YYZ-LGA/JFK-FRA-BKK s/o BKK-PVG (destination) PVG-ZRH s/o ZRH-MUC-JFK. All long hauls in F on LH, TG and LX.
YYZ-LGA/JFK-FRA-BKK s/o BKK-PVG (destination) PVG-ZRH s/o ZRH-MUC-JFK. All long hauls in F on LH, TG and LX.
#6
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:51 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/14067110-post1.html, fly_yag booked:
YYC-YWG AC J E90
YWG-YYZ AC J E90
YYZ-LHR AC J 77W (stop)
LHR-BKK TG J 744
BKK-SGN TG J 333
----Open Jaw----
PEK-SFO UA J 744
SFO-YVR UA Y 319
YVR-YYC AC J E90
YYC-YWG AC J E90
YWG-YYZ AC J E90
YYZ-LHR AC J 77W (stop)
LHR-BKK TG J 744
BKK-SGN TG J 333
----Open Jaw----
PEK-SFO UA J 744
SFO-YVR UA Y 319
YVR-YYC AC J E90
#7
cam_macleod , Jun 10, 2010 11:52 am
From http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/14073315-post4.html, toflyer booked:
yyz to ord (ac j)
ord to muc (lh F)
muc to hkg (lh f)
bkk to nrt (tg j)
nrt to pek (ca f)
pek to yyz (ac j)
yyz to ord (ac j)
ord to muc (lh F)
muc to hkg (lh f)
bkk to nrt (tg j)
nrt to pek (ca f)
pek to yyz (ac j)
#10
Fritz_Blitz , Jun 10, 2010 12:13 pm
Yyc - ord ua j
ord - zrh lx f
zrh - bkk tg f
bkk - hkg tg f
hkg - nrt nh j
nrt - sfo nh f
sfo - yyc ua j
ord - zrh lx f
zrh - bkk tg f
bkk - hkg tg f
hkg - nrt nh j
nrt - sfo nh f
sfo - yyc ua j
#12
yycworldtraveler , Jun 10, 2010 12:32 pm
I've ticketed a lot of these awards...both for myself, and more recently for friends who thought there Aeroplan miles were for toasters or flying YYZ-YYC return. They have now seen the light!
These awards are either 100K Business or 120K First Asia awards. A few that I can remember at the moment...
YYC-YVR-FRA-ZRH-BKK-SIN-BKK-ZRH-AMS-FRA-YYC
YYC-FRA-CDG-BKK-CNX-BKK-ZRH-AMS-MUC-FRA-YYC
YYC-FRA-HKG-BKK-CNX-BKK-IST-VIE-AMS-FRA-YYC
YHZ-LHR-ARN-IST-BKK-CNX-BKK-ZRH-MUC-YUL-YHZ
YYZ-LHR-BKK-CNX-BKK-IST-AMS-FRA-ORD-YYZ
YYC-ORD-ZRH-IST-BKK-CNX-BKK-MUC-DUS-YYZ-YYC
YYC-SFO-ICN-PVG-HKG-BKK-ZRH-AMS-FRA-YVR-YYC
YYC-LAS-LAX-TPE-HKG-BKK-VIE-AMS-FRA-YYC
YXU-ORD-NRT-PVG-BKK-IST-VIE-AMS-FRA-ORD-YXU
These awards are either 100K Business or 120K First Asia awards. A few that I can remember at the moment...
YYC-YVR-FRA-ZRH-BKK-SIN-BKK-ZRH-AMS-FRA-YYC
YYC-FRA-CDG-BKK-CNX-BKK-ZRH-AMS-MUC-FRA-YYC
YYC-FRA-HKG-BKK-CNX-BKK-IST-VIE-AMS-FRA-YYC
YHZ-LHR-ARN-IST-BKK-CNX-BKK-ZRH-MUC-YUL-YHZ
YYZ-LHR-BKK-CNX-BKK-IST-AMS-FRA-ORD-YYZ
YYC-ORD-ZRH-IST-BKK-CNX-BKK-MUC-DUS-YYZ-YYC
YYC-SFO-ICN-PVG-HKG-BKK-ZRH-AMS-FRA-YVR-YYC
YYC-LAS-LAX-TPE-HKG-BKK-VIE-AMS-FRA-YYC
YXU-ORD-NRT-PVG-BKK-IST-VIE-AMS-FRA-ORD-YXU
#13
Flew in May/June 2009 - booked on April 4, 2009. All in F except Canada and intra Europe in J...
Fredericton - Toronto - Frankfurt - Amsterdam (stop) - Munich - Hong Kong (stop) - Seoul (stop) - Chicago - Toronto - Fredericton.
Fredericton - Toronto - Frankfurt - Amsterdam (stop) - Munich - Hong Kong (stop) - Seoul (stop) - Chicago - Toronto - Fredericton.
#14
Muskoka Traveller , Jun 10, 2010 1:09 pm
YYZ - ORD (AC - J)
ORD - FRA (LH - F)
FRA - IST (LH - J)
IST - BKK (TK - F) STOP
BKK - SIN (SQ - J) DESTINATION
SIN - PEK (CA - F) STOP
PEK - INC (OZ - J)
INC - LAX (OZ - F)
LAX - DEN (UA - F) ... I know, I know.....
DEN - YYZ (UA - F) ...3h 14m with no meal service ...
ORD - FRA (LH - F)
FRA - IST (LH - J)
IST - BKK (TK - F) STOP
BKK - SIN (SQ - J) DESTINATION
SIN - PEK (CA - F) STOP
PEK - INC (OZ - J)
INC - LAX (OZ - F)
LAX - DEN (UA - F) ... I know, I know.....
DEN - YYZ (UA - F) ...3h 14m with no meal service ...
#15
2 seats with the same itinerary
YYZ-ORD (AC J)
ORD-FRA (LH F)
FRA-BKK (LH F) STOP
BKK-SIN (SQ J) STOP
SIN-PVG (SQ J) STOP - could have had one in F and one in J but went with two in J
PVG-ICN (OZ F)
ICN-LAX (OZ F)
LAX-ORD (UA J)
ORD-YYZ (UA J)
YYZ-ORD (AC J)
ORD-FRA (LH F)
FRA-BKK (LH F) STOP
BKK-SIN (SQ J) STOP
SIN-PVG (SQ J) STOP - could have had one in F and one in J but went with two in J
PVG-ICN (OZ F)
ICN-LAX (OZ F)
LAX-ORD (UA J)
ORD-YYZ (UA J)