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Travel from Boston to Paris on Air Canada for $210 roundtrip in November. New York to Paris is only $310 roundtrip. I haven’t checked all city pairs or dates, and I can’t because I am rushing out the door.

Contents:

  1. When are the $210 fares?
  2. Mileage Earning

$210 Roundtrip from Boston to Paris

Sample Dates: November 15 to November 23 on Air Canada

I couldn’t find these fares on ITA Matrix, so just go straight to aircanada.com. I found these roundtrips for $210 in November. There may very well be $210 fares in other months.

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New York to Paris is $100 more at $310 roundtrip. There may very well be other cheap city pairs. You should check yours and add them to the comments!

Mileage Earning

These book into fare class “K” on Air Canada. Crediting to United earns 25% of mileage flown. Crediting to LifeMiles or Singapore earns 50% of mileage flown. Those are the only three partner accrual rates I checked. Add others in the comments if you check them.

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