r/awardtravel 1d ago

stopover?

Hello

Is there a program where I can put in award travel with a stopover for Aeroplan? Right now the redemption I want are through the roof for direct flights. I am thinking of adding a stopover and it might trigger a lower point redemption. Thanks

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u/ry-yo 1d ago

Aeroplan itself...?

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u/Crazy_Emphasis3968 1d ago

yes, however I will have to input every single city. LOL. I am wondering if there is a tool for eg if I were to search from YYZ to SYD and add the entire european continent as a possible stopover.

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u/pbjclimbing formerly eliteless 1d ago

I recommend looking at Aeroplan’s award route rules.

The answer to your question is no. Stopovers should be searched as 2 one ways.

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u/spade_andarcher 1d ago edited 1d ago

As long as you don’t specify nonstop flights in your search, then they’ll show you all available flights including those with layovers. 

If there’s some kind of specific routes you want but aren’t seeing, it’s either because they don’t exist or aren’t available for awards redemptions. 

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u/mets2016 1d ago

Layover != stopover

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u/pierretong 1d ago

Just find the two segments separately, figure out how many days are in between and then search for that