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Lucrative runs that have been reported under £3/TP - current availability not guaranteed
Route | Booking class | Fare | Booking channel | TPs | £/TP | credit

American Airlines

SFO-LAX-MIA-CUN | A/A/I | £498 return | aa.com | 620 TPs | £0.80/TP | chris1979
ORD-STL-DFW-SJU | A/A/I | £458 return | aa.com | 520 TPs | £0.88/TP | timezonehopper
SFO-LAX-MIA-CUN-MIA-LAX-LAS | A/A/I/I/A/A | £581 round trip | aa.com | 620 TPs | £0.94/TP | courtster
AMS-LHR-LAX-SFO-JFK-LHR-AMS | I/I/A/A/I/I | £1641 round trip | aa.com | 630 TPs | £2.60/TP | mccorry
IST-LHR/LCY-JFK-EZE-MIA-LHR-IST | I/I/I/I/I/I | £2106 round trip | aa.com | 790TPs | £2.61/TP | nth_utsera_sth_utsera
45 day advance purchase required, minimum stay 7 days.

British Airways
LGW-MLA | R | £248 return | ba.com | 160 TPs | £1.55/TP | LDNConsultant
LGW-RAK | R | £280 return | ba.com | 160 TPs | £1.75/TP | mfgr
Book by 31/12/13 for this price.
JER-LGW-AMS | J/R | £259 return | ba.com | 160 TPs | £1.62/TP | joejet
LGW-JER | R | £181 return | ba.com | 80 TPs | £2.26/TP
LGW-AMS | R | £199 return | ba.com | 80 TPs | £2.49/TP
BRU-LHR//LCY-JFK-SEA (last bit on AA) and back | I/I/A | £1,529 return | probably have to phone up | 920 TPs | £1.66/TP | stifle
Outbound 12/4-27/4 or 25/6-24/8, min stay Sat night, ticket by 2/1/14

Royal Jordanian
BEY-AMM-AQJ | D | £255 return | rj.com | 160 TPs | £1.59/TP | DeanB

Malaysia Airlines
SIN-KUL-KCH | D | S$660 return | malaysiaairlines.com | 160 TPs | £2.12/TP |HPN-HRL
DEL-KUL-BKK | Z | INR41,666 return |malaysiaairlines.com | 360TPs| £1.15/TP| Seshy
DEL-KUL-NRT | Z | INR92,395 return |malaysiaairlines.com | 560TPs| £1.64/TP| Seshy
ICN-KUL-SYD/MEL | Z | KRW1,582,600 return |malaysiaairlines.com | 560TPs| £1.65/TP| armagebedar
SIN-KUL-DXB | Z | S$1084 return | malaysiaairlines.com | 360 TPs | £1.50/TP | qasr (+long haul equipment on KUL-DXB)
SIN-KUL-TPE | Z | S$1078 return | malaysiaairlines.com | 360 TPs | £1.49/TP | qasr
SIN-KUL-DEL | Z | S$1018 return | malaysiaairlines.com | 360 TPs | £1.41/TP | qasr
SIN-KUL-KTM | Z | S$1006 return | malaysiaairlines.com | 360 TPs | £1.39/TP | qasr

Qatar Airways
CAI-DOH-BKK | £759 return | D/D/D/A | 360 TPs | £2.10/TP ExpatSomchai
DME-DOH-SGN | I | £1255 return | qatarairways.com | 560 TPs | £2.25/TP |continentalclub
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 9:47 am
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Originally Posted by Calchas
Specify the routing as follows. In the From box, enter

DUB :: BA LON BA003 JFK AA

and in the To box, enter

MCO :: AA JFK BA LON BA

The double colon means "routing codes follow". Codes are interpreted in the exact order you type them.

BA means "exactly one direct [but not-necessarily non-stop] flight with any BA flight number", LON means "connect at this point at any London airport(s)", BA003 means "exactly flight BA 3", the rest is quite straightforward.
Perfect and thanks.
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 10:51 am
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Re above

I can price this out on BA and am wondering two things:

Can the BMI Credit Card discount be applied?
BA comes back with the US domestics in I is there any way to force these in F

HNY
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 11:20 am
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Originally Posted by terminalfive
One discount and one full price??
Nope. All part of the same ticket LHR/EWR/MIA-MIA/JFK/LHR all in Y
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 11:23 am
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Originally Posted by ExpatSomchai
BA comes back with the US domestics in I is there any way to force these in F
One must book by telephone, and give the AA flights by their AA numbers. Also specify that you do not want code shares (if asked, you can be straightforward and say you want the F tier points, no dishonesty there) and double check the fare buckets when you get the quote.
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 11:34 am
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Originally Posted by ExpatSomchai
Re above

I can price this out on BA and am wondering two things:

Can the BMI Credit Card discount be applied?
BA comes back with the US domestics in I is there any way to force these in F

HNY
The BMI discount has to be a simple AAA-BBB-AAA with AAA being a UK airport, I believe.
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 12:04 pm
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Any thoughts on not taking the final DUB sector as bags would be checked to LCY?
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 2:01 pm
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Originally Posted by ExpatSomchai
Any thoughts on not taking the final DUB sector as bags would be checked to LCY?
Shouldn't be a problem if you don't make a habit out of it. Traffic across London can be a nightmare...
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Old Dec 31, 2013, 5:21 pm
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Originally Posted by Calchas
Why not throw in a JFK-LAX segment for another 210 TP?
JFK-LAX is normally a three-class plane and will pay 140TP only if booked on an otherwise business-class itinerary.
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 12:55 am
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Originally Posted by Wozza2404
The BMI discount has to be a simple AAA-BBB-AAA with AAA being a UK airport, I believe.
BMI credit card discount?

I must have missed something (nothing new about that).
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 1:06 am
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Originally Posted by IAN-UK
BMI credit card discount?

I must have missed something (nothing new about that).
10% off base fare for the BMI plus (paid) cardholders on BA flights (simple returns) originating and returning to UK airports.
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 1:36 am
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Originally Posted by Wozza2404
10% off base fare for the BMI plus (paid) cardholders on BA flights (simple returns) originating and returning to UK airports.
Thanks - useful discount. I'll look into upgrading my BD card.
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 3:46 am
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Im trying to book a trip to NYC and Boston(with a TP run in between) with BA and my starting point is GLA via London however i want to mix up travel classes so fly economy out and PEC back.

Is there a booking system anywhere that will allow me to price that up as BA doesnt seem to allow it on a multi-city option?

I

Thanks in advance
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 3:50 am
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Originally Posted by stifle
JFK-LAX is normally a three-class plane and will pay 140TP only if booked on an otherwise business-class itinerary.
But not EWR-LAX? I believe it's normally a three-class plane sold as two-class, I'm not sure though.
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 4:00 am
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Originally Posted by Hannibal Lecter
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Originally Posted by stifle


JFK-LAX is normally a three-class plane and will pay 140TP only if booked on an otherwise business-class itinerary.




But not EWR-LAX? I believe it's normally a three-class plane sold as two-class, I'm not sure though.
My flight on EWR-LAX is a 2 class 737-800
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Old Jan 1, 2014, 5:08 am
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Please continue this discussion in the new http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...er-thread.html thread. Apologies for cutting existing enquiries in their tracks - please feel free to repost any outstanding or unanswered questions in the new thread.

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