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Dec 8, 2001 | 1:55 pm
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Question for the experts
I'm new to the rules and just have a quick ? if I wanted to fly from LAX-YVR (via DFW) would this be considerd 1 segment or 2?
also I am planing a 5 C trip from SW Pacific going from SW Pacific-Asia-North A-South A-Europe then to Asia. Can I do it this way?
if I want to fly from RIO to Europe do I have to take a BA or Iberia flight or can I take a AA flight from RIO to NYC to Europe?
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also I am planing a 5 C trip from SW Pacific going from SW Pacific-Asia-North A-South A-Europe then to Asia. Can I do it this way?
if I want to fly from RIO to Europe do I have to take a BA or Iberia flight or can I take a AA flight from RIO to NYC to Europe?
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Dec 8, 2001 | 2:02 pm
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Look at the flight number(s). If it's a single flight number (i.e. a one-stop flight), it's generally considered just a single segment. If you have two separate flight numbers, it's two flights/segments/legs.
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Dec 8, 2001 | 2:17 pm
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Thanks fro your help 
now that the oneworld site got rid of the time tables where can I look up oneworld flights? is there a site with all airlines flight times?
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now that the oneworld site got rid of the time tables where can I look up oneworld flights? is there a site with all airlines flight times?------------------
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Dec 8, 2001 | 8:59 pm
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there is an OAG shcedule you can download from CX's site, renewed every 15th of the month.
it is a lot more convenient than doing it on the web (try www.itn.com if u prefer online, but max 3 airlines though)
also note that on the OW schedule code-shares are included, they are not qualified for OWE, but qualified for AADV tier calculation
it is a lot more convenient than doing it on the web (try www.itn.com if u prefer online, but max 3 airlines though)
also note that on the OW schedule code-shares are included, they are not qualified for OWE, but qualified for AADV tier calculation
Dec 8, 2001 | 9:04 pm
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and yes to your 2nd/3rd questions.
if taking AA from rio-N.A.-europe, u can stay at USA not more than 24 hours, same for your trip from europe-OZ passing via Asia (bkk/sin).
ba has better product trnastlantic than aa, i wd suggest taking ba unless u r AADV member. but it makes sense to go via NA if u want more miles
from what i hear on this board, avoid IB at if u can (LA is decent)
if taking AA from rio-N.A.-europe, u can stay at USA not more than 24 hours, same for your trip from europe-OZ passing via Asia (bkk/sin).
ba has better product trnastlantic than aa, i wd suggest taking ba unless u r AADV member. but it makes sense to go via NA if u want more miles
from what i hear on this board, avoid IB at if u can (LA is decent)
Dec 8, 2001 | 9:39 pm
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Thanks Pegasus~!
how many times can I transit into USA from SA? can I do UIO-MIA-CCS and still be able to leave from RIO Via North America?
Can I do this in SW Pacific too?
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how many times can I transit into USA from SA? can I do UIO-MIA-CCS and still be able to leave from RIO Via North America?
Can I do this in SW Pacific too?
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Dec 9, 2001 | 4:46 pm
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No, and no.
There is one entry and exit per continent, with a few exceptions. Such as you can go from North America to South America and back to North America, given that it is a transit to either Europe or Asia. If you were to go from UIO to CCS, you would have to transit through SCL on Lan Chile.
There is one entry and exit per continent, with a few exceptions. Such as you can go from North America to South America and back to North America, given that it is a transit to either Europe or Asia. If you were to go from UIO to CCS, you would have to transit through SCL on Lan Chile.
Dec 11, 2001 | 6:40 pm
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some of these flights r not 7 days a week.
(based on CX's OW trip-planner, still available)
so if they give u transit-mia on mon, try tue/wed. it would be either rhtough Lima or SCL.
the problem of thr' flight via MIA (one flight #) is that u might only get the great circle mile end2end but spent twice the amount of time on plane
(based on CX's OW trip-planner, still available)
so if they give u transit-mia on mon, try tue/wed. it would be either rhtough Lima or SCL.
the problem of thr' flight via MIA (one flight #) is that u might only get the great circle mile end2end but spent twice the amount of time on plane