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Old Mar 19, 2017 | 11:32 pm
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tonywush
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Originally Posted by rankourabu
In the WLG example, open jaw was at destination, WLG/AKL were the open jaw, SYD, SFO were stopovers.

In your case MAD/CPH are now the open jaw/destination, adding MLA as a stopover puts it over MPM, it really is that simple.
Great discussion, but....... Isn't SYD the furthest point from YYZ? Shouldn't SYD be the "destination", while WLG/AKL should be treated as "open jaw outside of destination"?

BTW, I was using this site to conclude the point. Please correct me if I am still mistaken. http://www.findlatitudeandlongitude..../#.WM9n-Tvys_U

Assume each direction is within MPM, does the following route work?

YYZ-DPS-(Destination)-NRT/KIX(Open jaw)-PVG(Stopover)-YYZ
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