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United Airline international award ticket rules for stopovers
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Mr. Nonsense
Jun 29, 2009, 10:01:41 PM6/29/09
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I have 65,000 miles and want to fly from USA to Singapore round-trip
on United Airlines. How many, if any, free stopovers does United allow
with an award ticket? What would be your recommendation for best bang
for the buck routing to maximize my sightseeing opportunities?
on United Airlines. How many, if any, free stopovers does United allow
with an award ticket? What would be your recommendation for best bang
for the buck routing to maximize my sightseeing opportunities?
AES
Jun 30, 2009, 10:23:07 AM6/30/09
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<6a1fbdde-9fea-451f...@b15g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>,
"Mr. Nonsense" <nons...@mynonsense.net> wrote:
<6a1fbdde-9fea-451f...@b15g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>,
"Mr. Nonsense" <nons...@mynonsense.net> wrote:
If you can go thru Hong Kong or Bangkok, they're both dramatic and
scenic cities (and major airline hubs).
But, others may suggest many other good ideas also.
Jeff Hacker
Jun 30, 2009, 12:27:49 PM6/30/09
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"Mr. Nonsense" <nons...@mynonsense.net> wrote in message
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You might want to check the United Website (or the Star Alliance website) -
they used to allow one stopover; I don't know if that is still true. But
United's routing to Singapore would be through either Tokyo or Hong Kong.
You might also check on a possible Star Alliance award using your miles on
either Asiana, All Nippon (ANA), Thai, or Singapore Air, all of whom are in
the same alliance with United.
A good place to research this is also the Flyertalk website,
www.flyertalk.com - in the United forum.
Jeff
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