There is no such thing as a mileage run from Canada. Why? Because taxes absolutely
kill any good deal. See:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?M245637F2
($6 return fare becomes $89.27 after tax)
In addition, AC Aeroplan offers 0 miles on consolidator (read: student-class) fares, and only offers 50% status miles on super cheap fares on domestic flights (75% on Vclass or higher).
see:
https://www.aeroplan.com/en/collect/air_air_canada.jsp
So while all you DL flyers 'complain' about your status miles decreasing on cheap fares, it has been this way in Canada for the past 2 years +.
But I'm not bitter.
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Super Larry:
Thanks for all the answer so far! It definitely helps me understand better.
Now let add a little bit of multi-culturalism!!
We are always making the calculations in US$. Would it be safe to assume that a MR at a cost of 3.6 centsUS per miles that translate into 5.2 centsCAN is still a good deal for a canadian citizen?
Probably my fellow canadians would know the answer...
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