AA: LAX to UIO from $666
Jun 5, 2020, 9:37 am
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AA: LAX to UIO from $666
Los Angeles to Quito, Ecuador via Dallas with American Airlines. 360 TPs with BA.
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Last edited by jfkeze; Jun 9, 2020 at 6:34 am
Jun 5, 2020, 10:37 am
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Matrix shows this fare can be routed LAX-JFK-MIA-UIO for scattered dates over the next year for around $725. Not the most direct routing, but probably the most comfortable.
There are also a bunch of other routings for around $670 with an extra transfer in the US that would add 80TP total. For example LAX-PHX-DFW-UIO has good availability into next year.
If you are in it just for the tier points go LAX-MIA-DFW-UIO round trip at ~$800 for 640TP.
There are also a bunch of other routings for around $670 with an extra transfer in the US that would add 80TP total. For example LAX-PHX-DFW-UIO has good availability into next year.
If you are in it just for the tier points go LAX-MIA-DFW-UIO round trip at ~$800 for 640TP.
Jun 5, 2020, 3:18 pm
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Of course we all know why the departures are so late. No time zone difference and them wanting to get the plains back before more or less 6 am.
Jun 5, 2020, 3:36 pm
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I think it more then do with aircraft utilization. Because they don't want the planes sitting on the ground for too long. As is often the problem with US-South America routes.