Mileage Run Discussion - Looking for United Mileage Run out of JFK-EWR-LGA

I am looking for a Mileage Run out of JFK-EWR-LGA,

I would like it to be in the next 3 days. Spend no more than
300 dollars.


Any ideas?

Please help!

welcome to ft.....ewr-phl perhaps....you might get lucky....

whats the best you have found?

Thank you.

As of now I haven't found anything good. I was hoping for a EWR-IAD-ORD-SFO and back kind. An epic one, considering it'll be my first Mileage Run. But anything will do.

Do you know any that are multiple stopovers, so I can get more EQMS?

"in the next 3 days" makes it hard because of the typically expensive last minute fares. How many EQMs do you need?

I need 5 thousand

jfk-sfo-jfk tomorrow.....$702 on us, connects 1 way, so might get the 5k....

Could work, only problem is I have a Etravel cert with united which I was planning on using.

If I wanted to go just one stop for example EWR-IAD-ORD and back?

Or what is just the cheapest route on united just to get a few Eqms...ill save the big run for later

You're looking for a last minute flight and it will be expensive. You have to book a little in advance to get the good fare. TUS has been very cheap and you can route (from EWR) through SFO, LAX, DEN or IAH. Here is an example in Sept for $267 and 5810 miles. Fares were available I think from JFK so you can look around. But next few days is doubtful.

Wed., Sep. 12, 2012 | New York/Newark, NJ (EWR - Liberty) to Tucson, AZ (TUS)
Depart:
6:53 a.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
New York/Newark, NJ (EWR - Liberty) Arrive:
9:56 a.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Los Angeles, CA (LAX) Flight Time:
6 hr 3 mn Award Miles/
Premier Qualifying*:
2,454 /100% Flight: UA1249
Aircraft: Boeing 737-800
Fare Class: United Economy (G)

United Economy (G)
Available Cabins: F9, A9, JN9, Z9, ZN9, P7, PN7, R0, RN0, IN0, I0, Y9, YN9, B9, M9, E9, U9, H9, HN9, Q9, V9, W9, S9, T9, L9, K9, G9, N8, XN3, X1 Meal: Meals for Purchase
No Special Meal Offered.
Change Planes. Connect time in Los Angeles, CA (LAX) is 3 hours 45 minutes.
Depart:
1:41 p.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Los Angeles, CA (LAX) Arrive:
3:08 p.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Tucson, AZ (TUS) Flight Time:
1 hr 27 mn

Travel Time:
11 hr 15 mn Award Miles/
Premier Qualifying*:
451 /100%
Total Award Miles:
2,905 Flight: UA5562
Operated by SKYWEST DBA UNITED EXPRESS.
Aircraft: Canadair Regional Jet 200
Fare Class: United Economy (G)

United Economy (G)
Available Cabins: Y9, YN9, B9, M9, E9, U9, H9, HN9, Q9, V9, W9, S9, T9, L9, K9, G9, N8, XN3, X1 Meal: None
No Special Meal Offered.

Wed., Sep. 12, 2012 | Tucson, AZ (TUS) to New York/Newark, NJ (EWR - Liberty)
Depart:
4:41 p.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Tucson, AZ (TUS) Arrive:
6:14 p.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Los Angeles, CA (LAX) Flight Time:
1 hr 33 mn Award Miles/
Premier Qualifying*:
451 /100% Flight: UA5572
Operated by SKYWEST DBA UNITED EXPRESS.
Aircraft: Canadair Regional Jet 700
Fare Class: United Economy (G)

United Economy (G)
Available Cabins: F6, A6, JN6, Z0, ZN0, P0, PN6, R0, RN0, IN0, I0, Y9, YN9, B9, M9, E9, U9, H9, HN9, Q9, V9, W9, S9, T9, L9, K9, G9, N9, XN9, X9 Meal: None
No Special Meal Offered.
Change Planes. Connect time in Los Angeles, CA (LAX) is 3 hours 50 minutes.
Depart:
10:04 p.m.
Wed., Sep. 12, 2012
Los Angeles, CA (LAX) Arrive:
6:22 a.m. +1 Day
Thu., Sep. 13, 2012
New York/Newark, NJ (EWR - Liberty) Flight Time:
5 hr 18 mn

Travel Time:
10 hr 41 mn Award Miles/
Premier Qualifying*:
2,454 /100%
Total Award Miles:
2,905 Flight: UA1165
Aircraft: Boeing 757-200
Fare Class: United Economy (G)

United Economy (G)
Available Cabins: F6, A6, JN6, Z0, ZN0, P0, PN6, R0, RN0, IN0, I0, Y9, YN9, B9, M9, E9, U9, H9, HN9, Q9, V9, W9, S9, T9, L9, K9, G9, N9, XN9, X9 Meal: Snacks for Purchase
No Special Meal Offered.

Could work, only problem is I have a Etravel cert with united which I was planning on using.

If I wanted to go just one stop for example EWR-IAD-ORD and back?

Or what is just the cheapest route on united just to get a few Eqms...ill save the big run for later

You should try doing some research on how to do this yourself. You could use ITA to quickly/easily answer your question above on the one-stop itineraries.

Read up on the stickies and tools and you can figure it out a good bit of things. Then, when you find the best you can, post up the info and see if some of the experts on here can help improve it. It really helps to do some work yourself instead of just asking for it to be done for you.