2700+ miles in NA
Nov 2, 2004 | 11:11 pm
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Originally Posted by og
Don't know the page, but ORD-ANC, DFW-ANC and SFO-BOS are about all you can do on AA on the mainland. There are some to the Caribbean too.
Nov 3, 2004 | 12:14 am
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2700 miles
Oneworld Explorer itinerary validator
One world Distance
Hauteboy also has another post somewhere with the miles
One world Distance
Hauteboy also has another post somewhere with the miles
Last edited by Mwenenzi; Nov 3, 2004 at 12:15 am Reason: spelling
Nov 6, 2004 | 6:30 am
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ORD to ANC
Last time I checked then ORD to ANC was being done by AS so you have to watch the ticket that you are on for this one. However, I have not checked next summer's schedule for AA metal. AA do indicate that it is seasonal so any winter flight will always be AS.
Nov 6, 2004 | 8:34 am
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Originally Posted by spotwelder
Last time I checked then ORD to ANC was being done by AS so you have to watch the ticket that you are on for this one. However, I have not checked next summer's schedule for AA metal. AA do indicate that it is seasonal so any winter flight will always be AS.
Also LAX-SJO (2722 mi) which I think is also seasonal on AA metal, fortunately it's the opposite season as DFW/ORD-ANC. Also not a transcon and no prohibition in the OWE rules regarding number of times you can land.
Nov 6, 2004 | 9:29 am
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This is the thread where hauteboy posted the table of flights over 2000 miles that not subject to OneWorld's one transcon rule. There is some discussion of flights longer than 2700 miles in the thread.