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Originally Posted by Mwenenzi (Post 9699074)

Has been discussed before, but should not NRT-GRU count USA as a continentl. See this post 3 in this thread

No. See the archive, and on Gardyloo's advice the less we talk about it, the better.

From posts 21, 22 & 23 of this thread

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Originally Posted by zan5hin (Post 9698138)

Mileage Monkey gives it the green light, but the oneworld itinerary planner hates the fact I'm not ending in JNB and going through Europe:
JNB-xLHR-LAX-JFK-DFW-YVR-MEX-MIA-JFK-HKG-DEL-NRT-PEK-HKG-AMS//CAI-MAD-HEL-BUD-xLHR-NBO

(MM link added to quote)

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Originally Posted by Gardyloo (Post 9698576)

No, not valid. Two entries into Europe. South Africa is not one of the countries that allows a "free" London transit.

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Originally Posted by pandaperth (Post 9698859)

Garydloo is correct. The rules states:
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<snip>
..
So you can either:
enter Europe the first time from one of the listed countries and just transit to another continent - e.g. NBO-xLHR-LAX...
or
enter Euorpe the second time from another continent and transit to one of the listed African countries - e.g. HKG-xLHR-NBO
..
<snip>
..
The rule is that your are allowed to transit Europe, not that you are allowed to transit LHR....

MileageMonkey says BKK-BUD is a valid sector, though I can't seem to find any single-flight-number services in the oneworld timetable, in the oneworld itinerary planner, or on Malev's website.

Am I missing something, or has this flight been discontinued?

Also, the various BA flights from London to Morocco are no longer valid for xONExs:(

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Originally Posted by Nobby (Post 9703811)

I have a pdf of the oneworld timetable valid from 18 Jan 08 to 15 Feb 08. At that time BKK-BUD was flight MA80 & BUD-BKK was flight MA81 both operating 4 days per week. May have been deleted or seasonal.

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Originally Posted by Mwenenzi (Post 9703823)

It isn't in the 9 May 08 to 6 June 08 pdf, so I guess that means it's been dropped :(

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Originally Posted by Nobby (Post 9703859)

It isn't in the 9 May 08 to 6 June 08 pdf, so I guess that means it's been dropped :(

It has been dropped, at least from their summer timetable. Same for CAI, that was also asked about in some other thread. See the press release:

http://www.malev.hu/BP/ENG/I_NEWS_EN...609-56ADCP.asp

Wow .. I'm mostly offline for a few weeks and lots to come back to ;). Most of the below are fixed in 0.95018, available now in the usual place.

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Originally Posted by Nobby (Post 9676272)

What a great tool! I wish I'd found this earlier!!

One update: BA's flights from LGW to ABZ, NCE, PRG, KEF, SPU have now been axed, unfortunately

Removed, thanks.

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Originally Posted by mainly tailfirst (Post 9676947)

MM OWE Validator is missing the new daily DragonAir flight between BLR and HKG.

Added, thanks. (I did this one the hard way a few years ago ... BLR-BOM-SIN-HKG :(). Interestingly it's not shown in EF but it is in the OW timetable. Is there an F cabin on this route?

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Originally Posted by Mwenenzi (Post 9699223)

From posts 21, 22 & 23 of this thread

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Originally Posted by Gardyloo (Post 9698576)

No, not valid. Two entries into Europe. South Africa is not one of the countries that allows a "free" London transit.

Thanks. I need to figure out the best way to fix this.

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Originally Posted by Nobby (Post 9703811)

BUD-BKK is showing in my timetable on 10 December 2008, so it looks like this may be seasonal. MM can't handle seasonal variations so I'll just leave it in ... something to be aware of when putting an itin together. This is no different to the DFW-ANC run...

LGW services to AGA/RAK removed, along with LHR to CMN/FEZ/RAK :(; thanks

Please add DME-ORD as a vailid route as this thread

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Originally Posted by moa999 (Post 9742071)

<snip>..Mileagemonkey fails this on DME-ORD claiming the flight doesn't exist but AA159 tells me otherwise..<snip>

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Originally Posted by Gardyloo (Post 9742842)

<snip>..Don't worry; DME-ORD is a valid route...<snip>

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Originally Posted by Mwenenzi (Post 9743784)

Please add DME-ORD as a vailid route as this thread

Done, thanks (is this transpacific or transatlantic?, and I wonder what MM makes of it... ;))

Please add MAD-WAW and WAW-MAD as valid direct flights with Iberia.

Thanks,
AndersB

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Originally Posted by AndersB (Post 9746875)

Please add MAD-WAW and WAW-MAD as valid direct flights with Iberia.

Done, thanks.

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Originally Posted by SLF (Post 9727933)

(I did this one the hard way a few years ago ... BLR-BOM-SIN-HKG :(). Interestingly it's not shown in EF but it is in the OW timetable. Is there an F cabin on this route?

The KA152/CX6710 HKG-BLR starts (according to Amadeus timetable) on July 1st & ends on Oct 25th. No First Class on this route as far as I can see (in KVS).

AA764 LAX-YUL comes up in the schedule as a one stop service via ORD. From Sept, 5 days a week.

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Originally Posted by satprof (Post 9747891)

The KA152/CX6710 HKG-BLR starts (according to Amadeus timetable) on July 1st & ends on Oct 25th. No First Class on this route as far as I can see (in KVS).

Thanks for that :)

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Originally Posted by QF009 (Post 9748166)

AA764 LAX-YUL comes up in the schedule as a one stop service via ORD. From Sept, 5 days a week.

Done, thanks.

From post 3 in this thread. MM fails YUL-UVF

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As per one world YUL - UVF appears to exist and has been confirmed by AA.

I could not find it a very quick check on www.aa.com with a few random dates. Others hopefully can do a better search. Only seems to be as YUL-JFK-UVF or YUL-MIA-UVF. Poster may not being giving us all the information.

Edit: Now think MM is correct. Route given by poster was not correct imho
Edit 2: The thread linked in post 12 states YUL-UVF exists as single flight (seasonable)