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*A RTW Routing Question for the Experts
Gang,
Time again for *A routing help..... RTW ticket Business Class Any advice for how to do the following on *A as much as possible? Rochester, NY to London, England London, England to New Delhi, India New Delhi, India to Hydrabad, India Hydrabad, India to Boston, MA (or Providence, RI) Any help would be greatly appreciated. William |
do you want to go anywhere in between?
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Originally Posted by chexfan
(Post 7209922)
do you want to go anywhere in between?
Or is there some where else I should visit for a few days before returning to the states? :) |
Originally Posted by wharvey
(Post 7210731)
Or is there some where else I should visit for a few days before returning to the states?
How about anywhere in China, Southeast Asia, Korea, Japan, or Australia? |
I think this seems pretty basic (so I must be missing something) ;)
You're going to need to get between DEL and HYD on your own or connect via SIN or BKK. Assuming you get a one way and use that as a surface sector you could fly- roc-ord-lhr-fra-del//hyd-sin-nrt-sfo-iad-pvd I dunno. Just an idea. |
You have lots more miles available even on the lowest level (29k miles), and even with a DEL-SIN-HYD detour. If you take surface sector DEL-HYD then have enough miles left to do 2 round trips US east coast-west coast.
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Originally Posted by Kiwi Flyer
(Post 7211245)
You have lots more miles available even on the lowest level (29k miles), and even with a DEL-SIN-HYD detour. If you take surface sector DEL-HYD then have enough miles left to do 2 round trips US east coast-west coast.
OK... this is where I get confused.... I assumed that when I return to the US, my trip is over.... so I am not sure how to get two US trips added and still not violate the rules... unless I am just being really dense here... and I have been told that before... :) |
Originally Posted by wharvey
(Post 7211406)
I assumed that when I return to the US, my trip is over...
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The *A round the world doesnt have backtracking rules (other than between IATA regions), so you can continue flying around USA when you get back. You will need to:
stay within US/Canada (once you return to country of origin cannot leave it again and Canada is counted as same country as US for the purpose of this rule) stay within your total mileage limit make sure no more than 3 transfers at any one city make sure no more than 1 stopover at any one city stay within 24 total flights on the ticket finish within 12 months -- So with lots of mileage up your sleeve you could do a couple of mileage runs on the RTW ticket. If possible book on 2-class domestic flights so you get the first class service bonus. Assuming you are crediting to UA then some short flights are also good (for the minimum mileage earning). |
Originally Posted by wharvey
(Post 7211406)
OK... this is where I get confused....
I assumed that when I return to the US, my trip is over.... so I am not sure how to get two US trips added and still not violate the rules... unless I am just being really dense here... and I have been told that before... :) Without having checked the miles you could do something like ROC-IAD-ORD-SFO-LHR on the outbound and HYD-SIN-NRT-JFK-SFO-IAD-BOS/PVD on the inbound. |
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