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Old Dec 6, 2003 | 8:50 pm
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Craigo
 
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Home of the 2001 & 2004 Rugby Super 12 Champions - the Brumbies (Canberra, ACT) and Australia's best ski resort (Thredbo, NSW)
Programs: QF SG (LT PS, 54% LT SG), Priority Club Gold
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by nonce:
Have you thought about doing a Finnair mixed class fare? Should be around $4k to do SYD-SIN in QF Y and then SIN-HEL-MUC in AY J. I think it's 3.5k to just do SIN-HEL in J and the rest in Y.

I have been to MUC a few times to snowboard Innsbruck. My favourite resort is the Stubai Glacier. It's a shame that no OW carrier flies into Innsbruck as the drive to and from MUC is a bit of a long one in bad weather or traffic.

Do BA still offer the free side trip to Europe when you purchase a WTP+ ticket?
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I had a look at the Finnair mixed class option but it's around $1000 more than WT+. The Finnair/Qantas J fare is not a bad option if someone wants to fly Business Class though. My father and his wife are flying to Europe in May (QF MEL-SIN-CDG, AY MUC-HEL-BKK, QF BKK-SYD) in Business all the way, for $6370.

The Thredbo course is at Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Alpbach (near Woergl) and Ellmau (near Kufstein), so it's reasonably easy to get to from Munich. I haven't skied in Austria yet, but skied last year at L'Espace Killy (Val d'Isere and Tignes). Looking forward to it.

I think the side trip LHR-MUC is inclusive, as the WT+ fare covers a number of European cities in addition to London.

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