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Planning a trip and figuring out how many miles I'll get. I don't think it would matter the airline, but I'll say United.

2006-10-31 03:25:12 · 2 answers · asked by Maiman13 2 in Travel Australia Sydney

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The direct distance from Chicago to Sydney is 9242 miles, so the mileage given would be around that number. But it makes a difference if United or other airlines, or even direct or non-direct on United itself. The mileage is calculated on a flight basis. Taking one flight from Chicago to Sydney would give you only 9242 miles, but non-direct flights can get you more miles. Here are the alternatives from Chicago to Sydney:

Through Beijing 6584 + 5560 = 12144 (31.4% more) Air China
Through Honolulu 4249 + 5074 = 9323 (0.9% more) American or United
Through Los Angeles 1752 + 7491 = 9243 (1 mile more) American, United or US Airways
Through New York 711 + 9935 = 10646 (15.2% more) American or United
Through San Francisco 1855 + 7422 = 9277 (0.4% more) American, United or US Airways
Through Seoul 6532 + 5174 = 11706 (26.7% more) Asiana or Korean
Through Shanghai 7064 + 4892 = 11956 (29.4% more) Air China or China Eastern
Through Tokyo 6294 + 4864 = 11158 (20.7% more) Japan Airlines
Through Vancouver 1774 + 7763 = 9537 (3.2% more) Air Canada

2006-10-31 04:40:49 · answer #1 · answered by imdashti 6 · 0 0

Most home airways raised the "going cost" from 20,000 to twenty-five,000 miles a couple of years in the past (approximately the equal time they reduced the minimal mileage earned consistent with flight from one thousand or 750 to 500). Some airways have "brief haul" awards at 15,000 miles. To rejoice the twenty fifth anniversary of American Airlines' AAdvantage Program, they are discounting a few awards through 25%, so it takes 18,750 miles for a loose flight if you happen to guide it this month. Southwest does not require miles...they rely flights. Every eight circular-journeys (or sixteen one-manner journeys), you get a loose price ticket. Doesn't topic how a ways you cross, does not topic whether or not you attach or no longer...each and every one-manner commute is one credit score, and after sixteen credit you get a loose flight.

2016-09-01 05:07:47 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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