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 Or you can do the same thing in reverse. For example, you could buy a one-way ticket to New York and then get an award ticket that travels from New York to your home city, onto Los Angeles, and back home.
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 Some frequent flyer programs have rules that block this approach or force you to take the “half-trip” before the full trip, rather than after. Sometimes you can use an airport in a nearby city to get around any restrictions.

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-Up to '''two free stopovers''' on a round trip award. One free stopover with each one way award, for a total of two on a round trip—even on short trips which cost as little as 5,000 miles. On international trips, this can sometimes be limited by the inability to combine two separate partners on the same (one-way) award ticket. On domestic trips, stopovers are only permitted on Alaska flights. [//blog.alaskaair.com/travel-tips/mileage-plan/international-stopovers/ Alaska  Airlines Blog].
+Up to '''two free stopovers''' on a round trip award. One free stopover with each one way award, for a total of two on a round trip—even on short trips which cost as little as 5,000 miles. On international trips, this can sometimes be limited by the inability to combine two separate partners on the same (one-way) award ticket. When one of the flights to or from the stopover is not being operated by Alaska, your stopover options are sometimes limited to only specific cities (which varies for each partner airline).  [//blog.alaskaair.com/travel-tips/mileage-plan/international-stopovers/ Alaska  Airlines Blog].
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-No free stopovers are included when using Aegean, Aeroflot, Alitalia, American, Asiana, Avianca, British Airways, Delta, Hawaiian, Iberia, Qantas, Virgin Atlantic, or Virgin Australia miles.
+No free stopovers are included when using Aegean, Aeroflot, Alitalia, American, Asiana, Avianca, Delta, Flying Blue (Air France / KLM), Hawaiian, Virgin Atlantic, or Virgin Australia miles.
 Jet Blue and Southwest operate price-based frequent flyer programs where the mileage cost is based on the cash price of the ticket. You’ll pay more if you want to make a stopover.

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-Up to "seven stops" are permitted on British Airway's "Multi Carrier" awards, which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than British Airways). The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.
+Up to '''seven stops''' are permitted on British Airway's "Multi Carrier" awards, which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than British Airways). The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.
 No stopovers are allowed on regular award tickets, where British Airways charges you for each individual segment.
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-Up to "seven stops" are permitted on Iberia's "Multi Carrier" awards, which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Iberia). The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.
+Up to '''seven stops''' are permitted on Iberia's "Multi Carrier" awards, which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Iberia). The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.
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 Up to '''two free stopovers''' on a round trip award. One free stopover with each one way award, for a total of two on a round trip—even on short trips which cost as little as 5,000 miles. On international trips, this can sometimes be limited by the inability to combine two separate partners on the same (one-way) award ticket. On domestic trips, stopovers are only permitted on Alaska flights. [//blog.alaskaair.com/travel-tips/mileage-plan/international-stopovers/ Alaska  Airlines Blog].
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-Up to '''five free stopovers''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Cathay Pacific).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops doesn’t cost any extra miles. See a longer discussion below. [//www.asiamiles.com/am/en/redeem/charts Rules]
+Up to '''five stops''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Cathay Pacific).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below. [//www.asiamiles.com/am/en/redeem/charts Rules]
 For flights on fewer than two different partner airlines, you get one free stopover on round trip awards.
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-Up to '''seven free stopovers''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than JAL).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops doesn’t cost any extra miles. See a longer discussion below.  [//www.jal.co.jp/en/jalmile/use/partner_air/oneworld/conditions.html#tabs Rules]
+Up to '''eight stops''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than JAL).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.  [//www.jal.co.jp/en/jalmile/use/partner_air/oneworld/conditions.html#tabs Rules]
 Up to two free stopovers are permitted on other awards.
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-Up to '''five free stopovers''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Malaysia Airlines).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops doesn’t cost any extra miles. See a longer discussion below.   [//www.malaysiaairlines.com/enrich-portal/terms-conditions/terms-conditions.html Rules]
+Up to '''five stops''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Malaysia Airlines).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below.   [//www.malaysiaairlines.com/enrich-portal/terms-conditions/terms-conditions.html Rules]
 No stopovers are available on regular awards.
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-Up to '''five free stopovers''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Qantas).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops doesn’t cost any extra miles. See a longer discussion below. [//www.qantas.com/fflyer/dyn/program/terms#jump13 Rules]
+Up to '''five stops''' are permitted on “Oneworld Multi Carrier” awards which involve flights on at least two different Oneworld carriers (other than Qantas).  The number of points for these flights depends on the total distance flown. Adding extra stops only costs extra miles if it puts you into a higher mileage band. See a longer discussion below. [//www.qantas.com/fflyer/dyn/program/terms#jump13 Rules]
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