Award calendars make you page through months and keep the outbound and return straight in your head. An assistant can sweep a whole season in a few quick searches and pair outbound and return dates that fit your trip length.
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Say the window ("between January and March") and the trip length ("12 to 16 days"). The assistant searches both directions and pairs dates for you.
Each availability search covers one direction and up to 60 days, so a season takes a couple of quick calls. The assistant handles that; you just see the result.
Outbound and return don't need the same program. Ask for the cheapest combination across programs and the assistant will mix them, as long as your points can reach both.
search_award_spacesearch_dropsAs far as programs publish, typically up to about 11 months. Each search covers up to 60 days, and assistants chain them for longer windows.
Yes. Every result is one-way, so open jaws and one-way trips work naturally.
Ask for several, like "JFK, EWR or BOS". Each search takes up to three origins and three destinations.
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