Circle Pacific Question
#1
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Circle Pacific Question
I am considering the following itinerary
LAX-(BNE)-CNS-SYD-SIN-HKG-LAX on a D class Circle Pacific Fare.
The problem is that according to Flying Fish that is 22001 miles. Would I need to go up to the 26K product for 1 mile, or is there a grace? Also, I am assuming that LAX-CNS mileage is calculated with the stop in BNE. Is that correct?
Many thanks for your help!
Greg
LAX-(BNE)-CNS-SYD-SIN-HKG-LAX on a D class Circle Pacific Fare.
The problem is that according to Flying Fish that is 22001 miles. Would I need to go up to the 26K product for 1 mile, or is there a grace? Also, I am assuming that LAX-CNS mileage is calculated with the stop in BNE. Is that correct?
Many thanks for your help!
Greg
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Originally Posted by LAXGreg
...Also, I am assuming that LAX-CNS mileage is calculated with the stop in BNE. Is that correct?
Many thanks for your help!
Greg
Many thanks for your help!
Greg
AA will calculate your total as 21,994 miles.
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Tools such as GCM and Flying Fish are good for giving an indication but are not the final word. The airline's mileage is what counts and this can be a little more or less than these tools.
Where there is a mileage limit there usually is no grace overallowance given.
Where there is a mileage limit there usually is no grace overallowance given.
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Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer
Tools such as GCM and Flying Fish are good for giving an indication but are not the final word. The airline's mileage is what counts and this can be a little more or less than these tools.
Where there is a mileage limit there usually is no grace overallowance given.
Where there is a mileage limit there usually is no grace overallowance given.

