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Just for fun ex Delhi xOne6
While investigating my lone3 I thought what could be the maximum xone6 ex Delhi (hence no bouncing del-nrt) . I came up with
del-nrt-cgk-nrt-syd-lhr-mct-lhr-dar-lhr-lax-eze-ccs-eze-dfw-nrt-del for 76357 miles. Any ideas on improving this? The shortest sectors here are the bounce to Caracas(3190 each), the bounce to Jakarta(3632 each) and the bounce to Muscat (3628 each). |
Some minor tweaking gave me:
del-nrt-cgk-nrt-mel-lhr-mct-lhr-dar-lhr-lax-eze-ccs-scl-gru-nrt-del at 77,767 miles. It might be possible to tweak the South American sectors a bit more but other than that I'm not sure you can go much higher. |
I don't think there is a direct flight LAX-EZE or EZE-CCS.
Happy Travels. |
EZE-CCS is in the schedule, sometimes. It is not nonstop but does have a single flight number.
Same for LAX-EZE. |
Now that the OWE rules have changed, by adding:
4(i) The same city pairs/sectors cannot be flown more than once in the same direction |
Originally Posted by pandaperth
(Post 14541604)
Now that the OWE rules have changed, by adding:
Perhaps all the AA-EQP/QF-SC/BA-TP etc maximisers should re-work their itineraries:p Thanks for the update! |
Originally Posted by 2old4coach
(Post 14567326)
Oh that is bad news! I used my USA domestic segments to fly to SFO-ORD 3 times. The fare on that route in F went a long way to pay for the rest of the AONE4.
Thanks for the update! I struggle to see how this will limit too many people. Most of the long flights are already restricted (Perth in Aus, Anchorage in US, Mid-East from London, US transcons) |
It doesn't make much difference to mileage runners, but it does make a difference to people who actually go places that they need to go (which is what 2old4coach was doing if I understand correctly).
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Originally Posted by christep
(Post 14571420)
It doesn't make much difference to mileage runners, but it does make a difference to people who actually go places that they need to go (which is what 2old4coach was doing if I understand correctly).
Cheers! |
Originally Posted by christep
(Post 14571420)
It doesn't make much difference to mileage runners, but it does make a difference to people who actually go places that they need to go.
We used to do MEL-BNE-MEL-BNE-MEL -- not a great mileage-earner but we have relatives and friends in Brisbane so it was always an "easy and best use" of the available legs. Now we'll have to go somewhere else for one of them - it's so hard to have to go to Palm Cove instead .... :) |
Originally Posted by christep
(Post 14571420)
It doesn't make much difference to mileage runners, but it does make a difference to people who actually go places that they need to go (which is what 2old4coach was doing if I understand correctly).
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From where to get cheapest RTW fares?
India does no longer appear as a cheap place to start a RTW. Does any one have other suggestions?
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Originally Posted by Cheerfulflyer
(Post 15900030)
India does no longer appear as a cheap place to start a RTW. Does any one have other suggestions?
http://sites.google.com/site/rtwfares/home |
Originally Posted by allset2travel
(Post 15902135)
A bit OT, but you can download this spreadsheet for reference,
http://sites.google.com/site/rtwfares/home |
Originally Posted by Cheerfulflyer
(Post 15900030)
India does no longer appear as a cheap place to start a RTW. Does any one have other suggestions?
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