SAS Mileage Run
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2000
Programs: United
Posts: 1,978
SAS Mileage Run
As I recall, certain SAS "flights" to Malmo and other locations near Copenhagen weren't flights at all. They were boat rides. I am wondering if any of these "flights" still exist and whether they count as a segment on SAS. If they do, one could conceivably spend several days going back and forth on these boat rides and amass enough segments to make 1K on United or some other status on other Star Alliance airlines, including SAS. For those of you more familiar, please fill me in. Thanks.
#2
Join Date: May 2000
Location: Sweden
Posts: 5,645
PremEx 2000
The boat was terminated a few months ago. Why? Because of the new bridge to Copenhagen which open 6 months ago. Now you can take the train over with a SK flightnumber but you wont earn any segments(though you will still earn EuroBonus points,).The train is also avaible on LH flight number but I am not sure if you will earn any LH Miles and More miles for it. If you just took the boat it cost big $, if you had it included in a flight it was almost free.
The boat was terminated a few months ago. Why? Because of the new bridge to Copenhagen which open 6 months ago. Now you can take the train over with a SK flightnumber but you wont earn any segments(though you will still earn EuroBonus points,).The train is also avaible on LH flight number but I am not sure if you will earn any LH Miles and More miles for it. If you just took the boat it cost big $, if you had it included in a flight it was almost free.
#3
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Join Date: Sep 1999
Posts: 12,375
Why wouldn't you earn UA M+ segments?
I seem to recall that there were also some SK "flights" that are really buses as well. Would those be possible, for a segment run?
And, aren't they're some LH flights that are trains and/or buses?
I seem to recall that there were also some SK "flights" that are really buses as well. Would those be possible, for a segment run?
And, aren't they're some LH flights that are trains and/or buses?