Originally Posted by sbm12 (Post 13211198)

It can be done now without a stopover. I know a couple folks who have booked it. Dunno if adding a stopover kills it.

And I'm not talking about the SQ flight of a single flight-number all the way through. :-:

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 13211045)

Pretty much all of it. I don't dispute that greenhouse gases are bad and that there is a hole in the ozone layer, but I also think that the case is being vastly overstated and that some of that case may be based on junk science.

Originally Posted by mersk862 (Post 13211206)

So, aside from SQ, which airlines should I consider on a US-Europe-Asia trek?

Originally Posted by sdm1130 (Post 13211214)

LX and TK would be some of my top choices.

Originally Posted by mersk862 (Post 13211206)

So, aside from SQ, which airlines should I consider on a US-Europe-Asia trek?

Originally Posted by Scott6067 (Post 13210956)

Talking to OPSC now. IAH-FRA on LH is showing online as 100% fare miles. I have a reservation on hold that i will print to show others if needed. CO fails in my opinion if they dont give 100% miles on these fares until they fix the mileage earning on the tickets once purchased. Truth in advertising guys!!

Originally Posted by xyzzy (Post 13211113)

Hey, sbm12 -- I just got an EUA for Saturday's CO166 :p :p :p

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 13211230)

You could always position to take NZ LAX-LHR-HKG.

Originally Posted by sdm1130 (Post 13211214)

LX and TK (all the way through or connecting to SQ) would be some of my top choices.

Originally Posted by mersk862 (Post 13211255)

I knew I could count on teh Box to find good ways to spend miles :D

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 13211267)

I remember reading somewhere that NZ flights are nearly impossible with UA miles...hopefully CO miles prove easier to use in that case for you.

Originally Posted by mersk862 (Post 13211271)

Worth a try...the tricky part might be having to get to LAX...