Originally Posted by
Northern Canuck
SRQ=Sarasota, FL which is outside Canada but not outside the US. The rule reads a city outside of Canada OR outside of the US (not both) not outside of Canada AND the US.
We have used this program for the last few years on this same route.
I thought it was well understood that this was a program for international itineraries, but if you want to get really pedantic...
"or" means "union". The set of cities in Canada in a union with the set of cities in the US is a set of all cities in both countries.
The rule says you need a city not in this set. All your cities are in that set. Therefore you are not eligible.
At least that's how I'd read it.
If you say you've been offered this on purely North American itineraries before, then I don't know what to say. I never have been.
Originally Posted by
YEG_SE4Life
That rule doesn' really make sense. I challenge anyone to name a city that isn't outside Canada or the US. Hint, Sault Ste Marie is 2 cities.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada isn't outside (Canada or the US).