Cathay Pacific Asia Miles - MPC Sectors

I remember in the old website, MPC had a sample of how Sectors are earned.

I have been working in US for a couple years, but now my new employer's prefer airline is CX, and they just got me MPC Green membership again (which I stopped for years)

I just want to have an Idea of how MPC sectors are calculate, because i will be flying soon

I know HKG/TPE is one sectors
what about

HKG/SFO
HKG/LHR
HKG/CGK

Thank you for all the CX experts

If you are traveling on any of YBHKMLV on CX or KA, each flight is one sector.

But you have to be careful with some routes. For example, JFK-HKG-JFK via YVR is still counted as 2 sectors rather than 4. Same goes for some intra-Asia flights, e.g. HKG-BOM via BKK (counted as 2 sectors rather than 4). This goes for mileage calculation as well.

Thanks for the correction. These are the flights continuing on with the same flight numbers.

and business = 1.25 and first = 1.5.

so this is quite the straightforward way, and not like the old SQ PPS way of # sectors earned depending on distance as well (e.g. one J flight could earn you anywhere from 1.25, 2.5, 3.75, or 5 sectors).

thank you very much for the clarification...

I havent receive details about my budget and travel plans yet.
My general orders is to keep short haul in Y Cabin, anything 5+ plus could be on J. Is tough when company also watching ticket prices.

Any ways to check the "Surprised" prices' fare rules?

thank you very much for the clarification...

I havent receive details about my budget and travel plans yet.
My general orders is to keep short haul in Y Cabin, anything 5+ plus could be on J. Is tough when company also watching ticket prices.

Any ways to check the "Surprised" prices' fare rules?

http://www.cxleverage.com/sitedefault.asp

http://downloads.cathaypacific.com/mpo/mpoguide_en.pdf

:)

thank you very much for the clarification...

I havent receive details about my budget and travel plans yet.
My general orders is to keep short haul in Y Cabin, anything 5+ plus could be on J. Is tough when company also watching ticket prices.

Any ways to check the "Surprised" prices' fare rules?

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