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J S Feb 24, 2002 1:24 pm

Circle the Pacific--Itin. Suggestions?
 
I am planning a trip for this summer. I have one month to play with and am leaving from New York in business class.

My current itin:
HKG
BKK
SGN (buy separate ticket)
DPS (must connect through BKK and HKG)
SYD
MEL
AKL
Home
Is there anything that I should watch for in booking this ticket? Are there any destinations that I should add or replace? I would appreciate any help that you can lend.

Regards,

JS

YVR Cockroach Feb 24, 2002 1:32 pm

Does this fare still have only 4 free stops?

You might want to take a <24 hr non-stopover stop in YVR to get extra miles (if it's worth it to you - get 800 extra q-miles + various bonuses but it may force an overnight in HKG en route to BKK).

I'm not sure if the BKK-(HKG)-DPS back track is allowed. If not, you can route CX BKK-SIN and QF SIN-DPS.

J S Feb 24, 2002 5:08 pm


<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by terenz:
Does this fare still have only 4 free stops?

You might want to take a &lt;24 hr non-stopover stop in YVR to get extra miles (if it's worth it to you - get 800 extra q-miles + various bonuses but it may force an overnight in HKG en route to BKK).

I'm not sure if the BKK-(HKG)-DPS back track is allowed. If not, you can route CX BKK-SIN and QF SIN-DPS.
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Thank you for the help. I am only allowed 4 stops, but can add stops for around $75 each. I am routing BKK-HKG-DPS. One backtrack through HKG is allowed. Also, I am one a direct flight JFK-HKG that stops in YVR. Do I get more miles for a stop in YVR? (I know that I would on AA, but do not know the rules for CX.)
-JS

YVR Cockroach Feb 24, 2002 6:26 pm

The back track to HKG for DPS is nice (worth a lot more miles). You can do no-cost stopover in YVR enroute (you'll only get JFK-HKG mileage if you fly straight to HKG). If you fly in on CX 889 and take the following day (or same day) CX839 to HKG.

At the cost of hotel in YVR (can Priceline the Fairmont, it's the only airport area 4*), you get just above 800 q-miles, 800 bonus miles (assuming you are AA PLT/EXP), 200 CoS miles, 800 miles pro-rated on the domestic upgrades, and if CX renews it, 2,000 mile CXAPP bonus.

wrangler Mar 1, 2002 12:30 am

Was wondering where one could find Circle Pacific fares originating either in Canada or the US.

Thanks.

ExMo Mar 1, 2002 7:36 am


<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by bLuJaay:
Was wondering where one could find Circle Pacific fares originating either in Canada or the US.

Thanks.
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On FewMiles excellent site, about 3/4 of the way down the page.

US fares in US$ F/C/Y are 7034/4325/2656
Canadian fares in C$ F/C/Y are 8819/5511/3128

These are all for west coast origination. There are adders for east coast and midwest originations. From YYZ the F/Y adder is C$975/575.

Note that these fare listings appear to be about 9 months. Check with the AA RTW desk at 1-800-247-3247 (not sure if this works number from Canada).

hauteboy Mar 1, 2002 12:53 pm

Is there such a thing as a Circle Atlantic fare for USA? NA-Europe-Africa-Europe-NA?

SNA_Flyer Nov 14, 2002 1:33 pm

Just curious, if you start in YVR and want to go "clockwise", how do you get to LAX now that CP does not exist? Do you do AA YVR-DFW-LAX?


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