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Originally Posted by stimpy
(Post 8001522)
Are you sure your web page is accurate? With the KVS spreadsheet I see a 29,000 mile business ticket is $4322 in IST, but your website has it as $7275 which is the same as western EU countries.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 7996673)
I guess CO treats partners better than their own fliers, as they definitely charge the F price (280K) for BF seats if you fly CO metal.
Just from the posts on this board, there are some small differences between the Skyteam RTW reward. One instance is DL flyers being able to use AS as a domestic connector, where NW wouldn't allow it at all. I do consider the 220k RTW award to be the best around, for Skyteam. In fact, I measure my current ff balance in multiples of this reward. IE hey, I've 3 three RTWs in my account! :) |
Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 8006291)
CO BF is decent, but I wouldn't rank it better than NW A330 Biz, and worse than KE flights.
I do consider the 220k RTW award to be the best around, for Skyteam. In fact, I measure my current ff balance in multiples of this reward. IE hey, I've 3 three RTWs in my account! :) |
Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 8006615)
I definitely agree that the 220K is the best deal (I'm at 2+ and growing), and that CO BF isn't worth the extra miles. In my case, it was my honeymoon and we wanted the non-stop NYC-NRT. Next time we'll probably one hop that flight and save 120K miles between the two of us.
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Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 8020696)
Hopefully the new spouse came with their own frequent flyer miles! Or you at least got a mileage prenup! ;)
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RTW flight question
I have a scheduled reward RTW trip late this year with lots of connecting in and out of ICN with Korean Air. One set being BKK-ICN-BOM.
Can anyone tell me what would happen if I skipped that commotion and took a direct flight from BKK to BOM. I am continuing on with AF from BOM. It would seem reasonable that Korean would be happy to have their seats back but is that enough? |
Originally Posted by ldahl
(Post 8137248)
I have a scheduled reward RTW trip late this year with lots of connecting in and out of ICN with Korean Air. One set being BKK-ICN-BOM.
Can anyone tell me what would happen if I skipped that commotion and took a direct flight from BKK to BOM. I am continuing on with AF from BOM. It would seem reasonable that Korean would be happy to have their seats back but is that enough? |
Originally Posted by ldahl
(Post 8137248)
I have a scheduled reward RTW trip late this year with lots of connecting in and out of ICN with Korean Air. One set being BKK-ICN-BOM.
Can anyone tell me what would happen if I skipped that commotion and took a direct flight from BKK to BOM. I am continuing on with AF from BOM. It would seem reasonable that Korean would be happy to have their seats back but is that enough? |
Re the dropping of legs on an award RTW
I dont know if it makes any difference but it is a paper ticket so the change would be me removing a two tickets on Korean and showing up for the next on AF. I know they wont allow open jaw. It ended up this way because we wanted to go to India. |
NW really doesn't allow surface segments? That's very surprising.
I wouldn't risk just pulling the paper coupons out and hoping that no one notices when you try to board again in BOM; that could be an expensive experiment. |
To be honest, I am a bit lazy at the moment... But, is it possible to do a Skyteam RTW without using an airport in the USA?
Like flying via Canada or Mexico or South America? |
Originally Posted by flospi
(Post 8217462)
To be honest, I am a bit lazy at the moment... But, is it possible to do a Skyteam RTW without using an airport in the USA?
Like flying via Canada or Mexico or South America? via Mexico - yes, using the new AM flight MEX-TIJ-NRT via Canada - I'm sure there are options (KE?) |
Originally Posted by apoivre
(Post 8218149)
via South America - no
via Mexico - yes, using the new AM flight MEX-TIJ-NRT via Canada - I'm sure there are options (KE?) |
Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 8221654)
Why not South America? I've flown MXP-EZE on AZ, I'd think there would another destination ex-USA to go to.
Going the other direction (ie to Europe) there are a fair number of options from Central and South America on KL/AF/AZ, so that isn't hard at all. |
Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
(Post 8221654)
Why not South America? I've flown MXP-EZE on AZ, I'd think there would another destination ex-USA to go to.
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