done mileage rules: segments or endpoints?
Dec 24, 2005 | 12:16 pm
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done mileage rules: segments or endpoints?
Mileage and status accrued on a DONE ticket is based on the length of the actual segments flown, not end-to-end distances, right? For example I am flying SYD-MEL-NRT-LAX-BOS at the end of a DONE next month, with less than 24 hours in MEL and NRT so it is technically a single flight (and is charged only at the SYD-BOS mileage for my companion's aadvantage oneworld ticket on the same itinerary); the miles and Q-points I will get will be equal to SYD-MEL + SYD-NRT + NRT-LAX + LAX-BOS, right?
Dec 24, 2005 | 12:26 pm
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No - it's based on the end-to-end length of the ticket coupons. But since I believe each of the four flights you mention is a separate coupon then you will get the miles and points you suggest.
(On the other hand,for example, LHR-SYD via SIN ticketed as one coupon earns miles for the end-to-end distance, not LHR-SIN + SIN-SYD)
(On the other hand,for example, LHR-SYD via SIN ticketed as one coupon earns miles for the end-to-end distance, not LHR-SIN + SIN-SYD)