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Old Oct 4, 2015 | 7:48 pm
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Originally Posted by AC*SE
With an F class RTW, using a zig-zag up North America (MIA-LAX-JFK-SFO-PHX-PHL-CLT-SEA) you've probably got over 1000 TP before you even start on reaching other five continents.
Not allowed, see rule K in the Flight Applications category.

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          K.WITHIN THE US/CANADA ONLY ONE NONSTOP OR SINGLE
            PLANE SERVICE TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHT PERMITTED.
            A TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHT IS DEFINED AS TRAVEL
            BETWEEN A CITY IN COLUMN -A-  AND A CITY IN
            COLUMN -B-.
                    A                       B
            BALTIMORE MD                 LAS VEGAS
            BOSTON MA                    LONG BEACH CA
            CHARLOTTE NC                 LOS ANGELES CA
            CLEVELAND OH                 OAKLAND CA
            FT LAUDERDALE FL             PHOENIX AZ
            HARTFORD CT                  PORTLAND OR
            MIAMI FL                     SAN DIEGO CA
            NEWARK NJ                    SAN FRANCISCO CA
            NEW YORK NY                  SAN JOSE CA
            ORLANDO FL                   SANTA ANA CA
            PHILADELPHIA PA              SEATTLE WA
            PITTSBURGH PA                VANCOUVER BC
            RALEIGH DURHAM NC
            SAN JUAN PR
            TORONTO ON
            WASHINGTON DC
            WEST PALM BEACH FL
            ADDITIONALLY ONLY ONE FLIGHT TO ANCHORAGE -ANC -
            AND ONE FLIGHT FROM ANCHORAGE PERMITTED.
But this only applies to nonstop (distinct from direct) plane services, so it is possible to get a few points by using the stopping services provided your ticket is booked on points >2000 miles apart.
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