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Each leg is a segment.
Are dey sexy legs tho?
OW1 that literally the opposite of true
OW1 is right in terms of definition of a direct flight. But I think it could still count as two segments. Plus it's become pretty rare.
My definition of a direct flight is correct. Unless they've changed long-standing rules recently, you would only get miles based on the great circle distance from A-C in the scenario I outlined above. Hence why I'm unsure whether you'd get two segments. I think you would, but I wouldn't put it past the airlines to say otherwise.
What do you mean by a "flight with two legs?"
One leg = direct flight. Anything more than one is indirect flight. In my case 2 flights or 2 legs. Thanks M1
If it is the same flight number throughout, I don't think it does. Hence my question.
OP, your statement is true, but the term "direct flight" <> "non stop flight." A direct flight includes the situation where you fly A-B-C all under the same flight number. Even if you change planes and crew at B.
Each time you get on a plane is an mqs
At least one segment per nonstop flight
One successful takeoff + one successful landing = 1 MQS regardless of if it is the same flight number or not.
Yeah, I hear OW1 only works locals