Originally Posted by
SK989
ARN-CPH on SKXXX (stop)
CPH-SIN on SQ351 (stop)
SIN-EWR on SQ022 (stop)
EWR-ARN on SK904
The minimum of stops allowed on a *A RTW is three, so that should be OK, but one is supposed to fly one transantlantic flight and one flight across the Pacific - two transantlantic flights are not allowed. Now my question:
Is SQ022 SIN-EWR (which is a nonstop flight) considered a transantlantic flight or a flight across the Pacific?
If you go
ARN-CPH-SIN-EWR-ORD-ARN
you will get a valid itin on the mileage calculator. It seems you need greater then thre and less then 15 stops. You can ignore the dates below, but remember you need to be gone for at least 10 days
Routing:
ARN-CPH-SIN-EWR-ORD-ARN
Details:
Leg 1
From/To: Stockholm Arlanda SE (ARN) - Copenhagen DK (CPH)
Departure Date: March 28, 2007
Flight No: SK 1415
Departure Time: 6:20
Arrival Time: 7:35
Leg 2
From/To: Copenhagen DK (CPH) - Singapore Changi SG (SIN)
Departure Date: March 29, 2007
Flight No: SQ 351
Departure Time: 11:20
Arrival Time: 5:30
Leg 3
From/To: Singapore Changi SG (SIN) - Newark NJ US (EWR)
Departure Date: March 30, 2007
Flight No: SQ 22
Departure Time: 10:50
Arrival Time: 17:50
Leg 4
From/To: Newark NJ US (EWR) - Chicago O'Hare IL US (ORD)
Departure Date: April 18, 2007
Flight No: UA 635
Departure Time: 6:00
Arrival Time: 7:24
Leg 5
From/To: Chicago O'Hare IL US (ORD) - Stockholm Arlanda SE (ARN)
Departure Date: April 20, 2007
Flight No: SK 946
Departure Time: 16:25
Arrival Time: 7:45