Favorite Mileage Run for 8,000!
#16
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Originally Posted by stx00820
I believe you are thinking Arlington, VA. The OP is from Upper Arlington, OH which is part of Columbus.
My mileage run was solved! I have to go to TLV, so its AA to LHR and BA to TLV.
#17
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Congrats on getting enough to make EXP. If you need a shorter run, go to New Hampshire.
http://nhga.memfirstweb.net/club/scr...2653&NS=PUBLIC
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#18
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Originally Posted by stx00820
I believe you are thinking Arlington, VA. The OP is from Upper Arlington, OH which is part of Columbus.
#19
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
From that Arlington to the other would be quite a drive -- if trying to catch a flight on short notice.
My cousin is a pilot for AA (flies the BOSTON-SEATTLE run). He just got certified on the 757 (after flying the 737 for years) and loves the performance of the 757. I said the passengers may have a different perspective. He laughed and said that the FAs refer to the 757 as the "Slave Ship" as well. Apparently, no one likes it other than the pilots.
#20
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Originally Posted by DrBeeper
My cousin is a pilot for AA (flies the BOSTON-SEATTLE run).
#21
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Originally Posted by Gardyloo
I don't think so.
At least, I am guessing that is what you meant. But bear in mind that I didn't notice that there was a Mileage Run section on this site, so I am very likely incorrect.
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Didn't AA have a BOS-SEA flight a couple of years ago?
#23
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I believe there are 3 flights that AA lists as BOS-SEA "direct" flights. Two that go through ORD, 1 that goes through DFW. Or maybe the other way around. But yes, the nonstop was canned last year.
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Seems to have been gone for about a year. Understandable. http://flyertalk.com/forum/showthrea...EA#post3627354
#25
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Originally Posted by acf573
I believe there are 3 flights that AA lists as BOS-SEA "direct" flights. Two that go through ORD, 1 that goes through DFW. Or maybe the other way around. But yes, the nonstop was canned last year.
#26
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Originally Posted by stx00820
I believe you are thinking Arlington, VA. The OP is from Upper Arlington, OH which is part of Columbus.
#27
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Yep, no worries. And agree with you that he will have to decide what's best for him. It is tough for anyone to offer advice if we are not flying out of the same airport, i.e., what may be an 8k trip for me may only be a 6.5k MR for him.
One tool I will strongly recommend to the OP if he doesn't know about it already is Flying Fish. Only been using it a few months now (since joining FT), but have found it immensely helpful in picking out routes. Download it to your laptop and you don't even have to worry about having an internet connection to use at the airport. ^
http://flyingfish.oscarfish.com/
One tool I will strongly recommend to the OP if he doesn't know about it already is Flying Fish. Only been using it a few months now (since joining FT), but have found it immensely helpful in picking out routes. Download it to your laptop and you don't even have to worry about having an internet connection to use at the airport. ^
http://flyingfish.oscarfish.com/
#28
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Originally Posted by DrBeeper
My dream is a domestic mileage run in the US that is NOT on an EMB145 or MD80. Well, there is the very occassional 757 "Slave Ship."
#29
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Originally Posted by DrBeeper
But bear in mind that I didn't notice that there was a Mileage Run section on this site, so I am very likely incorrect.
#30
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Originally Posted by mvoight
Why wait until Nov/Dec
Go grab some miles in the DFW/DAL promotion
6 roundtrips, 60000 bonus miles, 6000 BIS miles, 6000 Plat bonus miles, 3000 Booking miles, 2.4 upgrades (60 percent of 10K)
12 segments. (A few weekends like that and you can be EP in no time )
Go grab some miles in the DFW/DAL promotion
6 roundtrips, 60000 bonus miles, 6000 BIS miles, 6000 Plat bonus miles, 3000 Booking miles, 2.4 upgrades (60 percent of 10K)
12 segments. (A few weekends like that and you can be EP in no time )
[EDIT] D'oh!
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showt...4&page=1&pp=15
Last edited by Philoj; Feb 26, 2006 at 9:45 pm Reason: Answering my own question