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United Airlines is continuing to celebrate the 35th birthday of MileagePlus. As part of that celebration they are offering discounted awards to Hawaii today only.
The Offer
MileagePlus turns 35! Today only, celebrate w/ discounted Award travel to Hawaii. Economy saver tickets are only 35K roundtrip instead of 45K.
Terms
- Travel must take place between June 1 and November 18, 2016.
- Only valid on economy saver tickets.
- Sale is valid 5/6/16 only.
- Roundtrip only.
You can find more information on the United Airlines Twitter account.
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Sorry if this is posted incorrectly. I can’t find a thread specifically dedicated to this subject.
What are United’s rules re: RTW itineraries? I’m in Phila and am planning a trip to Phuket HKT and Chiang Rai CEI (CEI evidently has no Star Alliance flights so I have to get back to BKK on my own). I can fly eastbound thru LHR or westbound via SFO or LAX, but is it possible to book an RTW ticket all eastbound? My kids are in SFO and I’d like to do a stopover there on the way home.
So far on the United site I have found biz class routing of PHL-IAD-LHR-BKK-HKT. Should I continue it as an RTW booking, adding BKK-NRT-SFO-PHL, or just do it as a RT ticket? If I decide to try an RTW, do I have to use Multi-City and key in each leg?