A list of all TPAC OW routes
Nov 24, 2013, 2:03 pm
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A list of all TPAC OW routes
I compiled a list of all the transpacific oneworld routes I could find, somewhere around 35 or so, including dupes operated by multiple carriers. Should be helpful in trying to plan award redemptions.
Did I miss any?
Map from gcmap.com.
Did I miss any?
Map from gcmap.com.
Nov 24, 2013, 4:44 pm
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I've debated if southern ocean crossings should be included. I go back and forth on it. Lately I've been thinking no, mostly because they aren't valid as award routings for most trips.
That shows a lot of historical data, including routes which may no longer be operated, IME. Not as helpful for award planning which is what this is about. Ditto for codeshares.
That shows a lot of historical data, including routes which may no longer be operated, IME. Not as helpful for award planning which is what this is about. Ditto for codeshares.
Nov 24, 2013, 10:30 pm
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I compiled a list of all the transpacific oneworld routes I could find, somewhere around 35 or so, including dupes operated by multiple carriers. Should be helpful in trying to plan award redemptions.
Nov 25, 2013, 6:07 am
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Doesn't cross the Pacific ocean.
I don't currently show any of the tag-on flights.
I still see HNL-SYD operated by QF at least one of the two daily frequencies.
I don't currently show any of the tag-on flights.
I still see HNL-SYD operated by QF at least one of the two daily frequencies.
Nov 25, 2013, 6:21 am
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If your main aim is to help with finding award availability TPAC then you should show SYD-JFK-SYD as it may have different award space to SYD-LAX-SYD.
MEL-HNL is operated by Jetstar not Qantas.
Nov 25, 2013, 6:52 am
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KUL-LAX does cross the pacific. It may use the same aircraft and flight number at MH NRT-LAX, but both KUL-LAX and NRT-LAX are bookable. Just as QF107/108 is bookable as both SYD-LAX-SYD and SYD-JFK-SYD.
QF7/8 routes SYD-DFW-BNE-SYD. What you currently have listed suggests it runs through BNE in both directions.
SYD-HNL isn't daily. QF3/4 operates 3 times a week. JQ3/4 operates 6 times a week. (JQ1/2 MEL-HNL operates 2 times a week)
QF7/8 routes SYD-DFW-BNE-SYD. What you currently have listed suggests it runs through BNE in both directions.
I still see HNL-SYD operated by QF at least one of the two daily frequencies.