AZ: AMS-MOW in J for 435 RT (BRU, DUS and others departure possible as well)
Jul 31, 2017, 12:08 pm
#1
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AZ: AMS-MOW in J for 435 RT (BRU, DUS and others departure possible as well)
Transfer: FCO, MXP/LIN
I'm booking it for the second time this summer (last time a month ago). Thought it was an error fare, but it doesn't seem to be so since it's still available.
The nicest thing is the Italy(FCO/MXP) to SVO sector (and back): you can opt for a SU-operated flight which has a proper hard J product with 2-2 configuration and excellent service.
Even though AZ service on AMS-FCO sector normally sucks their lasagna is delicious! So the whole trip worths it.
Books in D which gives 200% miles in Flying Blue (the FFP I use, check for yourself about Delta, etc.).
For me, a Russian expat in Amsterdam is just freaking perfect.
I'm booking it for the second time this summer (last time a month ago). Thought it was an error fare, but it doesn't seem to be so since it's still available.
The nicest thing is the Italy(FCO/MXP) to SVO sector (and back): you can opt for a SU-operated flight which has a proper hard J product with 2-2 configuration and excellent service.
Even though AZ service on AMS-FCO sector normally sucks their lasagna is delicious! So the whole trip worths it.
Books in D which gives 200% miles in Flying Blue (the FFP I use, check for yourself about Delta, etc.).
For me, a Russian expat in Amsterdam is just freaking perfect.
Jul 31, 2017, 12:54 pm
#2
Join Date: Jul 2016
Posts: 88
Jul 31, 2017, 1:04 pm
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: AMS
Posts: 579
Transfer: FCO, MXP/LIN
I'm booking it for the second time this summer (last time a month ago). Thought it was an error fare, but it doesn't seem to be so since it's still available.
The nicest thing is the Italy(FCO/MXP) to SVO sector (and back): you can opt for a SU-operated flight which has a proper hard J product with 2-2 configuration and excellent service.
Even though AZ service on AMS-FCO sector normally sucks their lasagna is delicious! So the whole trip worths it.
Books in D which gives 200% miles in Flying Blue (the FFP I use, check for yourself about Delta, etc.).
For me, a Russian expat in Amsterdam is just freaking perfect.
I'm booking it for the second time this summer (last time a month ago). Thought it was an error fare, but it doesn't seem to be so since it's still available.
The nicest thing is the Italy(FCO/MXP) to SVO sector (and back): you can opt for a SU-operated flight which has a proper hard J product with 2-2 configuration and excellent service.
Even though AZ service on AMS-FCO sector normally sucks their lasagna is delicious! So the whole trip worths it.
Books in D which gives 200% miles in Flying Blue (the FFP I use, check for yourself about Delta, etc.).
For me, a Russian expat in Amsterdam is just freaking perfect.
Jul 31, 2017, 1:08 pm
#6
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Also, AZ economy is less than €100 cheaper.
Last edited by dimitriyremerov; Jul 31, 2017 at 1:24 pm
Jul 31, 2017, 1:15 pm
#7
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But there is wide availability on lost of dates / months. You can search in Matrix with routing codes AZ O:SU / O:SU AZ
Jul 31, 2017, 1:16 pm
#8
Join Date: Jul 2017
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Example I booked here: https://www.kayak.nl/flights/AMS-SVO...2230 1315,1604
But there is wide availability on lost of dates / months. You can search in Matrix with routing codes AZ O:SU / O:SU AZ
But there is wide availability on lost of dates / months. You can search in Matrix with routing codes AZ O:SU / O:SU AZ
Jul 31, 2017, 1:17 pm
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Jul 31, 2017, 1:39 pm
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: AMS
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If you are a fan of SU, you might want to look at some MU's fares from MOW to South-East Asia, that allow to be flown on SU metal, given the price that's quite a value.
Aug 1, 2017, 2:03 am
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I guess to American eyes this looks like a "mistake" fare, but it seems to be a pretty standard for an indirect shorthaul business ticket, at least on this route.
You can travel for as little as €319 return via PRG, or for just €279 from BRU. Those prices can be brought down further by adding longer layovers in Prague.
You could even leave this weekend on Lufthansa and pay just €425.
You can travel for as little as €319 return via PRG, or for just €279 from BRU. Those prices can be brought down further by adding longer layovers in Prague.
You could even leave this weekend on Lufthansa and pay just €425.
Aug 1, 2017, 3:27 am
#14
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: AMS
Programs: KL PFL; BA Gold; A3 Silver; EY Silver; SU Silver
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Lowest pre-tax AZ fare for ROM-MOW RT is USD 520 for AZ metal, but the one that allows SU metal is not lower than USD 2,175 (fares ending with '4'). That's the point.
Aug 1, 2017, 3:31 am
#15
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This is standard ex PRG LH fare - available for ages 
I used it in the past to get to Istanbul, Mallorca, etc.. Ex PRG is also nice availability of LX routed through Zurich..
I typically use it when the monkey class fare is around 300e (welcome in Prague, the base airport of the world worst & most expensive & dirtiest airline - Travel Servis)..
I used it in the past to get to Istanbul, Mallorca, etc.. Ex PRG is also nice availability of LX routed through Zurich.. I typically use it when the monkey class fare is around 300e (welcome in Prague, the base airport of the world worst & most expensive & dirtiest airline - Travel Servis)..