RDM-TUS help
Jan 8, 2015, 3:51 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2015
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RDM-TUS help
I need to fly from RDM to TUS Jan 25-28 on United Airlines for business. I'd like to make the most of my miles before Mar 1 and would like to put a mileage jog into the trip on Jan 25. The best I can figure is RDM-LAS-TUS-RDM. I am new to mileage runs and could use some advise.
I found this using the multi-destinations page on united.com. It includes a long layover in LAS which should be fine.
What if I am able to find another booking with multiple destinations and layovers and I don't make it to one destination before the next flight takes off due to a delay. Is there a way to put all legs on one itinerary?
Thanks,
Jonny
I found this using the multi-destinations page on united.com. It includes a long layover in LAS which should be fine.
What if I am able to find another booking with multiple destinations and layovers and I don't make it to one destination before the next flight takes off due to a delay. Is there a way to put all legs on one itinerary?
Thanks,
Jonny
Jan 9, 2015, 5:29 am
#3
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Hi jonny g- Welcome to FlyerTalk and to the Mileage Run forum. As yours is a help request, it is more appropriately served in the Mileage Run Discussion forum. Please have a look at the forum guidelines for more info.
I will move your request into that forum momentarily, and encourage you to follow the discussion there.
-18sas
Moderator, Mileage Run forum
I will move your request into that forum momentarily, and encourage you to follow the discussion there.
-18sas
Moderator, Mileage Run forum
Jan 9, 2015, 9:25 pm
#4
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 2
Just a jog is needed
I'm trying to take on a few extra miles while I'm on a business trip to TUS. I found I could do a jog to LAS on the way there for a cheaper overall price. I was wondering if there are other such itineraries that might even be better.
My second question is how do mileage runs work with you have tight connections.
Many thanks,
JG
My second question is how do mileage runs work with you have tight connections.
Many thanks,
JG