Sentences with phrase «with stopover rules»

Obviously I would start with the stopover rules.

Not exact matches

For example, an easy way to utilize this new rule would be to fly from the U.S. to Moscow with a stopover in Frankfurt, since both the stopover and destination are in Europe.

That cuts both ways, for the 2x OJ and a stopover with UA there's a rule somewhere that the stopover can't be in your origin city if you use the OJ.

You just want to make sure that this is still in line with the rules of the award ticket (ie roudtrip / stopover rules are not being violated when combining this leg with any other legs of the journey).

The concept in question is to make use of the stopover feature combined with Aeroplan's lax routing rules.

Combine this with the rules permitting a free stopover, and you can visit both continents for the price of one.

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.

Because we're taking advantage of United's open jaw rules and want to use our one possible stopover in Tokyo, it makes far more sense to find our own way to Ho Chi Minh than to use the stopover in Bangkok with a terminal destination of Ho Chi Minh.

Right now, we can take advantage of US Airways miles when we want to take advantage of generous routing rules with a stopover.

It is a member of the Star Alliance and you can use Aeroplan's very relaxed routing rules — which allow up to five stopovers on a «Round the World» fare — along with its massive network of Star Alliance partners to travel across the globe.

Additionally, the stopover policy is based on fare rules with region and routing restrictions that some customers found confusing.

For example, an easy way to utilize this new rule would be to fly from the U.S. to Moscow with a stopover in Frankfurt, since both the stopover and destination are in Europe.

They are similar to the United MileagePlus routing rules in many cases, with some additional limits to the number and location of stopovers and connections.

It's less obvious that United is helping with new rules for Excursion Perks are less obvious given that stopovers were already a well - defined industry term.

The six legs rule apparently only applies to itineraries with multiple Skyteam partners, with a single partner (in this case Korean Airlines) I am only allowed 4 legs, and no stopovers (open jaw is ok).

In April 2014, American Airlines miles had a major devaluation with some great stopover rules being taken out.

So, now we have 2 first class tickets to Hawaii for my husband or I plus the the munchkin accounted for (rules require we buy the first ticket, then pay ~ $ 111 for the companion ticket), possibly with a stopover on the West Coast.

If you know their rules, you can get business class awards with up to 15 stopovers for barely more miles than a roundtrip to Europe would cost.