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Old Jul 22, 2007, 2:38 pm
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Hon Run Routing? [and other quick SEN/FTL qualification mileage runs on LX/LH/OS]

The HON Run Routing Munich - Geneve - Zurich - Vienna and back seems not to work anymore for fares around 650 Euro in Business Class.

Does anybody have similar routings with 2 transfers, preferrably to Vienna?

Thanks!
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Old Jul 22, 2007, 3:34 pm
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How about a massive HON run (not via VIE though):

SFO-FRA-DEL return with an LH ZLSPECE fare of USD 4.790.
That will net you 42.700 status miles as SEN and 47.445 as HON.
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Old Jul 22, 2007, 4:00 pm
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Originally Posted by Rambuster
How about a massive HON run (not via VIE though):

SFO-FRA-DEL return with an LH ZLSPECE fare of USD 4.790.
That will net you 42.700 status miles as SEN and 47.445 as HON.
Actually USD4790=EUR3465. This will be a ratio of 81EUR/1000miles.

I did ATH-FRA-MNL last January and got for Z 33.800 miles (as SEN) for 2109 EUR (ratio = 62.4 EUR/1000miles) - and all RTF-offers from Germany are even better. I say: Everything with a ratio of >60 EUR / 1000 miles in not suitable for a Status-Run.
MUC-VIE with 1 transfer is actually bookable at the internet in J/Z for 572 EUR, try to book it with 2 transfers via the hotline. It should be possible.
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Old Jul 22, 2007, 6:46 pm
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Originally Posted by rorschi
Actually USD4790=EUR3465. This will be a ratio of 81EUR/1000miles.

I did ATH-FRA-MNL last January and got for Z 33.800 miles (as SEN) for 2109 EUR (ratio = 62.4 EUR/1000miles) - and all RTF-offers from Germany are even better. I say: Everything with a ratio of >60 EUR / 1000 miles in not suitable for a Status-Run.
MUC-VIE with 1 transfer is actually bookable at the internet in J/Z for 572 EUR, try to book it with 2 transfers via the hotline. It should be possible.
Then I have to cancel my CRTW from NRT... 64.28 EUR per 1.000 miles... Tax & surchages included though... And the brand-new SIN C and the fully flat NZ C...
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 12:13 am
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Remember:
For the new C, SQ will charge you at check-in upon presenting you StarRTW ticket. Intra-Asian routes (such as HKG-SIN) are 300 US$ extra...if you are not willing to pay, they will rebook you to the next SQ flight with the regular C.
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 5:41 am
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The LX BOM C special:

IAD/BOS/JFK-ZRH-BOM for 4121$

Thats aprox >32000 status miles without status. I leave it to you to calculate the EUR/mile cost.
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 10:32 am
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Originally Posted by rorschi
Actually USD4790=EUR3465. This will be a ratio of 81EUR/1000miles.

MUC-VIE with 1 transfer is actually bookable at the internet in J/Z for 572 EUR, try to book it with 2 transfers via the hotline. It should be possible.
46€/1000 miles (as SEN) is the "good old run routing" MUC-GVA-ZRH-VIE-ZRH-GVA-MUC (currently for about 636€)
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:10 am
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Originally Posted by muc_flyer
46€/1000 miles (as SEN) is the "good old run routing" MUC-GVA-ZRH-VIE-ZRH-GVA-MUC (currently for about 636€)
Have you ever tried to book it via phone? I did. One should try if having a bad day, the reaction of the TeleSales Agent brings a big smile on your face
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:19 am
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Originally Posted by berlinflyer
Have you ever tried to book it via phone? I did. One should try if having a bad day, the reaction of the TeleSales Agent brings a big smile on your face
Hm, if you mean the customer having a bad day, I should try this later today... but isn't TeleSales expensive in terms of TSC (usually I only pay 9€ with my TA)
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:22 am
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Originally Posted by muc_flyer
Hm, if you mean the customer having a bad day, I should try this later today... but isn't TeleSales expensive in terms of TSC (usually I only pay 9€ with my TA)
I din´t book it, I was just curious if I could get it priced....and yes, cou can buy that route with TeleSales and yes, you get a big WHAT? YOU MUST BE MISTAKEN! as a reaction
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:33 am
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Not a HON run but its possible to fly MAN-(PHL-WAS-LAS-PHX-SF0)SEA on US in Z and A for about 1700€ and it earns roughly 40.000 status miles if routed right. Unlimited stopovers also possible.
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:40 am
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Originally Posted by muc_flyer
46€/1000 miles (as SEN) is the "good old run routing" MUC-GVA-ZRH-VIE-ZRH-GVA-MUC (currently for about 636€)
I ask myself if the whole thing would work with DUS as well, meaning DUS as beginning and final destination? Price wise?
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 11:54 am
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Originally Posted by supermasterphil
I ask myself if the whole thing would work with DUS as well, meaning DUS as beginning and final destination? Price wise?
It works, but it is a little bit more expensive. From DUS you might wish to consider CDG. To my recollection I paid in the range of 690 when doing a (seriously required) DUS - GVA - ZRH - CDG - ZRH - DUS early this year.
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 12:43 pm
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MUC-ZRH-LJU goes for 50 EUR/1000 HON-Miles which isn't too bad either considering that you can save two legs.
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Old Jul 23, 2007, 12:51 pm
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Originally Posted by Thomas_B
MUC-ZRH-LJU goes for 50 EUR/1000 HON-Miles which isn't too bad either considering that you can save two legs.
looks like you arrived at the black side of life with your postcount!
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