Sentences with phrase «booked as a stopover»

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Stopovers, as we know them, are changing in less than 3 weeks, so if this is something you are interested in, you need to use your United miles to book a ticket before October 6, 2016.

It's also possible to book a one - way flight with a stopover for the same cost as a regular one - way flight, as long as the stopover doesn't bump you into a higher distance tier.

Just keep in mind that Korean Air will allow you to book 1 stopover on one - way bookings and 2 stopovers on round - trip bookings as well as an open jaw.

Stops of less than 24 hours en route don't count as a stopover, making them fair game on even one - way awards like this one, and United's booking engine somehow decided it had no issue with a totally illogical «connection» in Phuket.

Trips must be booked as roundtrips beginning and ending in the same city, though it's possible to build in additional stopovers along the way.

A couple of additional positives about this partnership include the ability to book one - way flights as well as a stopover.

You can also book an open - jaw ticket returning to a different city than the one you started from (a great way to turn two award tickets into three read more about how to do it here), but that will count as your one stopover.

What you can do is book your ticket as a ticket to Asia, with a single stopover in a European city.

To book a stopover online, perform a multi-city search with the city you are stopping in as one of your destinations.

United Airlines announced new changes to its MileagePlus award rules this morning, with lower change / cancellation fees for many members as well as a twist to how it lets people book open jaws and stopovers.

It is possible to book most of the awards as one - ways and build a multi-city itinerary with stopovers and open - jaws, but they cost slightly more than half of a round - trip award.

Even though this route is actually 2 segments (there's a short stopover in Frankfurt), you can book it as a single flight at Singaporeair.com.

This is also in line with Donna's goal to fly business class or first class as much as possible on this trip, as a business / first award booking with a stopover in Luxembourg takes no more points than a direct flight back to Chicago would entail.

The Alaska Airlines program is great if you are Vancouver and can use Seattle as your airport as you cna really double the value of your miles (ie you get a free stopover in Seattle on every one - way you book).

When booked as a roundtrip, this flight is simply the result of the allowed stopover.

People willing to use SEA as their airport of choice can basically double the value of all their Alaska Airlines award travel by booking awards as one - ways with a stopover in SEA every time.

Stopovers, as we know them, are changing in less than 3 weeks, so if this is something you are interested in, you need to use your United miles to book a ticket before October 6, 2016.

A return flight from Jakarta will cost you around $ 230 - 350 USD, flights from Bali are possible (with a stopover) and should cost around the same, but check schedules and book things in advance as some airlines may not fly every day.

Basically, if you are flying from Austin, TX to Chicago, you might get a price that is higher than if you book a flight from Austin to New York with Chicago as a stopover city!

In this scenario, you would book a roundtrip ticket from your home airport to any international destination and back to your home airport, which would then be used as the one allowable stopover.

For such an itinerary to be possible, you have to book an international multi-city trip, and both the stopover and the destination must be in the same region as defined by United.

Because you're using Avios you can book a stopover for as long as you want at any connecting city along the way.

One stopover each direction on international trips if all on Alaska Airlines planes and booked as one way

You can book a roundtrip flight from Hawaii to New Zealand or Oceania for a cost of 40,000 miles and you can add stopovers as well to maximize your trip!

Aeroplan allows for very flexible booking when traveling between North America and the US as you can incorporate two stopovers or one stop over and an open jaw on roundtrips.

It doesn't offer miles - plus - cash awards or free stopovers, and it requires at least one paid flight in the last 24 months as a condition for booking an award.

American doesn't allow stopovers, but you can simply book two one - way tickets for the same price as a roundtrip and take advantage of an open jaw.

This feature, which replaces both its previous stopover policy and its Around The World tickets, allows you to receive a free one - way flight within a MileagePlus defined region, so long as you are booking two one - way flights and returning to the same MileagePlus defined region.

As an alternative to round - the - world itineraries, you can book this round trip award with two stopovers in Rome and Istanbul on your way to Bangkok.

I do not expect multiple stopovers, but I should be able to book USA - Australia as award one, and Australia - New Zealand as Award two.

The real keys to watch for in 2015 are how easy it continues to be to earn Delta Skymiles, that they continue to allow close in booking without a $ 75 fee and that stopover rules which allow free domestic one ways aren't changed as part of the one way feature of the new program.

Also, as with many airline loyalty programs, stopovers are not permitted with rewards tickets, though you are allowed to book open - jaw tickets (an airline return ticket in which the destination and / or the origin are not the same in both directions).

But then after booking, and BEFORE starting the trip, I find alternate segments with no changes to the stopovers, but now using lower surcharging carriers such as Swiss and / or United.

Milenomics had a guest post a few months ago talking about using stopovers to book multiple different trips as one «award» on ANA, so the ANA chart is quite liberal with stopovers and thus does have some uses.

In booking service, you wrote, «With AA miles, you can have a free stopover at a gateway city such as Los Angeles, Honolulu, Dallas, New York, or Miami.»

I can't tell you the number of times that I've gotten extra stopovers from US Airways, change fee waivers, or gotten upgrades confirmed that I probably shouldn't have (such as getting confirmed upgrades on a flight that doesn't require a co-pay with United and then getting moved into the same booking class on one that does).

I can vouch for the Mauritius option (or Reunion for that matter) as well — it was pretty easy to book an itinerary through paris to reunion and mauritius (open jaw down there, but only because we wanted to see both islands — availability was pretty decent) with a stopover in Paris on the way back.

For an extra 2,500 miles you can «stopover» in Newark on the way back home for as long as you want and then book the rest of your flight nonstop from Newark to Honolulu.

↓ They Figured You Didn't Want a Stopover At the end of October, Delta SkyMiles members starting noticing that they could no longer book stopovers through the Delta website on international awards (or more specifically, the awards price out as cumulative one - way flights instead of a stStopover At the end of October, Delta SkyMiles members starting noticing that they could no longer book stopovers through the Delta website on international awards (or more specifically, the awards price out as cumulative one - way flights instead of a stopoverstopover).

Just as with Korean awards and Seoul as a connecting point, Delta allows booking award travel to Australia via Guangzhou, and allows a stopover in one direction.

The stopovers can be as long as we want them, subject to the fact that United only releases award space to Singapore up to 331 days out, and we need to book all our flights at once.

Booking awards: Miles & More basics are laid out in this post, but the key things to keep in mind are that you can only have two stopovers and two open jaws on round - trip awards, that you can score deals like 30,000 - mile economy awards between select cities in the US and Europe, and that its award chart is not the best deal overall, but there are some interesting redemptions like North America to Hawaii for 40,000 miles round - trip in economy, domestic business - and first - class awards for 35,000 / 50,000 miles respectively, and business class to Central and Southeast Asia as well as Australia / New Zealand for 135,000 miles.