Is this an appropriate Aeroplan Roundtrip Redemption?
Sep 24, 2018, 2:07 pm
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2018
Programs: Aeroplan
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Is this an appropriate Aeroplan Roundtrip Redemption?
YYZ-DPS (EVA AIRLINES BUSINESS), DPS-SIN (THAI BUSINESS), SIN-NRT (ANA OR SING), NRT-ORD(First Class ANA). ORD-YYZ, (United or AC)
Just wondering if this is considered a 200k roundtrip via Aeroplan, DPS is the farthest from YYZ. Would this be allowed to be booked by calling into Aeroplan? I understand I am throwing away points in the sense of not flying to DPS in first but with all the stopovers I don't think it could be booked separately.
Thank you!
Just wondering if this is considered a 200k roundtrip via Aeroplan, DPS is the farthest from YYZ. Would this be allowed to be booked by calling into Aeroplan? I understand I am throwing away points in the sense of not flying to DPS in first but with all the stopovers I don't think it could be booked separately.
Thank you!
Sep 24, 2018, 2:32 pm
#2
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Toronto, ON
Programs: AC 75K
Posts: 6,363
YYZ-DPS (EVA AIRLINES BUSINESS), DPS-SIN (THAI BUSINESS), SIN-NRT (ANA OR SING), NRT-ORD(First Class ANA). ORD-YYZ, (United or AC)
Just wondering if this is considered a 200k roundtrip via Aeroplan, DPS is the farthest from YYZ. Would this be allowed to be booked by calling into Aeroplan? I understand I am throwing away points in the sense of not flying to DPS in first but with all the stopovers I don't think it could be booked separately.
Thank you!
Just wondering if this is considered a 200k roundtrip via Aeroplan, DPS is the farthest from YYZ. Would this be allowed to be booked by calling into Aeroplan? I understand I am throwing away points in the sense of not flying to DPS in first but with all the stopovers I don't think it could be booked separately.
Thank you!
Asia 2 from Canada is 215K for First vs 155K for Business. I wouldn't pay for a First award, and only get 1 flight in First Class...but that IMO. You may value your points differently.
Last edited by ChrisA330; Sep 24, 2018 at 7:35 pm Reason: your vs you're