Originally Posted by
Nogbad
This matches what they state on their website
The above mileage values apply to return flights
For one-way flights, the above-mentioned mileage values apply in half.
An award ticket on Star Alliance flights may include one stopover with duration up to 24 hours
So basically they allow you to route connecting flights, but not real stopovers.
Which is better then their conditions for their own flights:
Miles & Bonus program is sector oriented. The passenger redeems for every flight number the miles corresponding to such flight. Flights with an intermediate stop having one flight number e.g. Rhodes – Rome via Athens, shall be considered as one flight.
so, if I am flying to a destination that has to be at least two connectings during the trip, but according to the A3 website that I can only have one "stopover" or connecting, does that mean I cannot book this route on one ticket or have to split it into two tickets and spend more miles?
