Where can I fly with LAN
 

I have 40,000 miles in my LANPass account, however I want to redeem them with BA. I phoned up today to book a flight but apparently I needed 50k to go to Stockholm. I've checked there range table and it comes back with the following

Range Travel distance in kms LANPASS kms required for the award
Economy Award code Business Award code First Class Award code
1 0 - 2.250 40.000 T40 70.000 U70 105.000 Z105
2 2.251 - 6.500
50.000 T50 95.000 U95 140.000 Z140
3
6.501 - 10.000
65.000 T65 130.000 U130 160.000 Z160
4 10.001-20.000 95.000 T95 140.000 U140 190.000 Z190
5 20.001-29.000 135.000 T135 220.000 U220 300.000 Z300
6 29.001-40.000 140.000 T140 230.000 U230 360.000 Z360
7 40.001-56.000 160.000 T160 300.000 U300 450.000 Z450
8 56.001 o más 190.000 T190 370.000 U370 520.000 Z520

Is there a better way of finding out where you can fly with 40k as the table doesn't specify locations, just distances.

Table can be found here http://www.lan.com/lanpass/canjee_km...-en-uk.html#ow

You don't specify where you are flying from. If LHR, LHR-ARN is 1460 km ow or 2920 rt.
Any number of destinations are available within the 1125km ow range allowed by LAN. For example, LHR-NCE - 1040km ow 2080 rt.
This range view from great circle mapper shows a 1125km range from LHR:
http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=&...avy&MAP-STYLE=

Nevermind... Jerry beat me to it.

Welcome to Flyer Talk Furton :)

There are tools such as great circle mapper that provide distances. You'll need to be aware of LAN's rules as to how it calculates distances for multi-segment trips (each segment individually or origin to destination or ...) and whether the distance in the table is one-way or round trip.

The oneworld website (www.oneworld.com) has various tools to identify OW destinations - the interactive map is probable easiest for your situation.

Link here: http://www.innovata-llc.com/onw/default.asp?show=MAP