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Old Oct 13, 2011 | 9:57 am
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Originally Posted by WhoDeyWesley
Hey guys,

I apologize if this has been discussed before, but I was not able to find anything with a search. I've been away for awhile with a new job that didn't require travel - but I'm gearing back up into the elite level and sadly achieving it with segments over miles.

I know the standard definition of a segment (DCA-ATL ATL-MDW MDW-ATL ATL - DCA is 4 segments), but what I become less clear on is what happens when there is a stop but no change of metal.

I'm flying DCA-SEA-JNU in a couple weeks, but on the SEA-JNU leg the plane stops in KTN and SIT (This is of course on Alaska Airlines). I'm curious if this will only count as 3 segments, or if it will count as 5.

Thanks in advance for chiming in!
Same flight # = 1 segment.
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