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The mileage calculation takes into account the ticket price and all the surcharges levied by the Miles & More partner airline. Points are calculated according to the travel class. This information can be found in your booking or on your passenger receipt. If you haven’t actually booked a flight yet, you can enter an estimated price here.
The Travel Calculator allows you to easily figure out how many miles and Points you’ll earn on a planned trip or existing booking. The Travel Calculator uses the following system to work out the number of miles and Points you can expect to earn. Please have the following handy: Service card. Flight ticket. We recommend.
It’s easy to figure out with our Points Calculator. First, select which travel class you’re flying in on your continental and intercontinental flights. Then enter how many flights you’re planning with the airlines listed in the Points Calculator. Your expected frequent flyer status will be calculated based on the information provided. The ...
It’s easy to figure out with our Points Calculator. First, select which travel class you’re flying in on your continental and intercontinental flights. Then enter how many flights you’re planning with the airlines listed in the Points Calculator. Your expected frequent flyer status will be calculated based on the information provided. The ...
Munteenheid is verplicht. Miles en Points worden berekend op basis van uw vlucht. De Miles-berekening houdt rekening met de ticketprijs en alle toeslagen die de Miles & More luchtvaartpartner aanrekent. Points worden berekend op basis van de reisklasse. Deze informatie vindt u in uw boeking of op uw passagiersbewijs.
The Points Calculator calculates the Points, Qualifying Points and HON Circle Points you can expect to earn. You’ll find them in the Miles & More app and on our website. You can calculate your Points and mileage credit even before booking your next flight - and for flights you’ve already booked if you know the booking class and operating ...
2. Drive your vehicle for a certain amount of miles and record the amount of miles driven. 3. Fill up your gas tank again and record the amount of gas used. 4. Divide the miles driven by the amount of gas used. This will give you your MPG. For example, if you drove 100 miles and used 5 gallons of gas, your MPG would be 20.
