Start and End
- Your journey has to start and end in the same country (the “country of origin”), but not necessarily in the same city.
From continent to continent - According to IATA industry standard the Round the World fare divides the world virtually into 3 zones (Traffic conferences):
- TC1: North America, Central America, South America, Greenland, Caribbean, Hawaiian Islands
- TC2: Europe (West of the Urals), Azores, Iceland, Middle East, Africa, Seychelles Islands
- TC3: Asia (East of the Urals), Oceania, (Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific Islands)
- On your Round the World journey, your travel must follow one global direction only (East or West) and each Traffic Conference must be crossed only once:
- The Atlantic and the Pacific must each be crossed exactly once. Only one crossing between Europe, Africa/Middle East and Asia is allowed.
- Except for the first international transatlantic or transpacific sectors, the intercontinental crossings may be non-air (“surface”) sectors.
- Within the zones mentioned above the direction can be changed.
Star Alliance Round the World Fare – Terms and Conditions
Flight Applicability
- Star Alliance Round the World fare applies for round the world travel from and to countries which are served by the following Star Alliance member carriers: Adria Airways, Aegean Airlines, Air Canada, Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, Blue 1, bmi, Brussels Airlines, Croatia Airlines, Continental Airlines, EGYPTAIR, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Shanghai Airlines (until 31 Oct 2011), Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, Spanair, SWISS, TAM Airlines, TAP Portugal, THAI, Turkish Airlines, United and US Airways.
- In general, Round the World fares are offered on all Star Alliance operating and code-shared flight numbers including flights operated by regional partner airlines. Our member airlines do however have the right to exclude single flights from the Round the World fare.
- As Star Alliance member carriers can limit the number of passengers carried on any given flight traveling on a Round the World fare, the flight you wish to take may be sold out for this fare. Please note that, due to U.S. government restrictions, a ticket that includes travel to/from/via Cuba may not be sold in the USA nor originate in the USA nor include flight segments for travel on Continental Airlines, United or US Airways operated or marketed flights. Such ticket cannot be sold to US citizens and cannot be issued on Continental Airlines, United or US Airways ticket stock. Destinations in Cuba can not be purchased online via the Star Alliance Book and Fly tool. Residents of Cuba, Ghana and Nigeria are asked to contact a member airline or a travel agent as Star Alliance Book and Fly does not support these countries. Due to legal restrictions any travel starting in Libya must only be sold in Libya. Therefore a Book and Fly itinerary cannot start in Libya.
- The applicable Round the World fare is determined by the total number of miles of your planned trip as well as the country where your journey begins (country of origin). The number of miles is based on IATA industry (International Air Transport Association) standards (Ticketed Point Mileage Table) :
- The Normal Round the Word fare includes up to 29 000, 34 000 or 39 000 miles.
- The Special Economy Round the World fare includes up to 26 000 miles. Please note that the Special Economy Round the World Fare is not offered for travel originating in Japan.
- Round the World fares are available in First, Business and Economy Class.
- When a customer chooses to book a flight or a flight segment that is only available in a lower cabin class than the desired cabin class (for example downgrading from First to Business class or from Business to Economy class) no discounts or refunds will be applied to the total price of the ticket.
- When a customer chooses to book a Round the World ticket in Business class, but on a flight or a flight segment only a First class cabin is offered for Air China, United or US Airways, an upgrade to First class free of charge will be offered should there be seats available in the First class cabin.
- Round the World tickets may be upgraded to a higher Round the World fare upon payment of the difference in fare, recalculated from the point of origin plus an applicable rerouting fee.
Exception: On sectors within/between USA and Canada or within China where Business Class is not offered, business passengers will be accommodated in First Class subject to availability of seats at the time of booking. In case First Class seats are not offered or not available, the passenger will be offered to choose an Economy Class seat. In that case, no refund will apply.
- The following surcharges will be included in the total fare calculated by the Book and Fly tool, where applicable:
- An Air Canada Business Class surcharge (Q-surcharge) of USD 300.00 per sector is applicable for passengers booked in Z Class on Boeing B772LR or Boeing B773ER when travel is between
Montreal and Frankfurt / Paris
Toronto and Hong Kong / Paris / Frankfurt / Shanghai / Tokyo / Beijing/ London / Sydney
Vancouver and Sydney / Hong Kong / London / Beijing / Shanghai / Tokyo
- A Singapore Airlines Business Class surcharge is applicable for passengers booked in a reduced Business Class (D Class) on Airbus A380, Boeing B773ER or Airbus A340-500 and will be levied on Business Class Round the World passengers travelling on Singapore Airlines Boeing B773ER, Airbus A380 or Airbus A345.
- An Air Canada Business Class surcharge (Q-surcharge) of USD 300.00 per sector is applicable for passengers booked in Z Class on Boeing B772LR or Boeing B773ER when travel is between
| Route between | Surcharge per sector |
| Singapore and San Francisco / Houston | 600 USD |
| Singapore and Los Angeles / New York | 900 USD |
| Seoul and San Francisco | 500 USD |
| Hong Kong and San Francisco | 500 USD |
| Moscow and Houston | 500 USD |
| Singapore and Paris / Milan / Barcelona / Zurich / Frankfurt / London / Moscow | 500 USD |
| Singapore and Delhi / Mumbai | 300 USD |
| Singapore and Hong Kong / Beijing | 300 USD |
| Singapore and Tokyo / Seoul | 300 USD |
| Singapore and Auckland / Melbourne / Sydney | 400 USD |
| Munich and Manchester | 300 USD |
Special Booking Classes
- SAS Round the World Economy Extra Class surcharge of USD 500.00 is required for passengers booking in the full fare Economy (S class). This surcharge does not apply for passengers holding a First or Business Class Round the World ticket.
- Air New Zealand's Pacific Premium Economy Class can be booked by passengers with a Round the World Economy Class ticket for a surcharge of USD 350.00 for each sector in booking class O and of USD 700.00 for the sector Auckland - London.
Reduced fares for children
- Economy Class Fare discount:
- Children (age of 2-11 years) pay 75% of the applicable adult Round the World fare. In case children turn 12 years old during the Round the World journey, the adult Round the World fare will be applied to the Round the World ticket. Proof of age is required at the time of ticketing. The first infant under 2 years not occupying a seat pays 10% of the adult fare plus fees, taxes and surcharges. Children and infants must be accompanied on all sectors in the same cabin by an adult passenger paying the full Round the World fare.
- For First and Business Class Fares there is no child discount.
The Star Alliance Book and Fly tool does not allow for purchasing infant fares. Please contact the Star Alliance Customer Service Centre, one of the Star Alliance member carriers or any travel agent.
Start and End
- Your journey has to start and end in the same country (the “country of origin”), but not necessarily in the same city.
From continent to continent - According to IATA industry standard the Round the World fare divides the world virtually into 3 zones (Traffic conferences):
- TC1: North America, Central America, South America, Greenland, Caribbean, Hawaiian Islands
- TC2: Europe (West of the Urals), Azores, Iceland, Middle East, Africa, Seychelles Islands
- TC3: Asia (East of the Urals), Oceania, (Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific Islands)
- On your Round the World journey, your travel must follow one global direction only (East or West) and each Traffic Conference must be crossed only once:
- The Atlantic and the Pacific must each be crossed exactly once. Only one crossing between Europe, Africa/Middle East and Asia is allowed.
- Except for the first international transatlantic or transpacific sectors, the intercontinental crossings may be non-air (“surface”) sectors.
- Within the zones mentioned above the direction can be changed.
- A stopover is defined as a stay of more than 24 hours.
- You have to include 3 or more stopovers in the normal Round the World fare. The maximum number of stopovers for this fare is 15.
- For the Special Economy Round the World fare, you have to include between 3 and 5 stopovers.
- Both, of the Round the World fare and the Special Economy Round the World fare allow a maximum of 1 stopover in any one city and no more than 3 stopovers in any one country (exception USA: max. 5 stopovers).
For travel originating in USA/Canada: The number of stopovers taken in continental USA/Canada must not exceed 4 (not more than 3 per country). For travel originating in Europe: The number of stopovers taken in Europe must not exceed 5 (not more than 3 per country). Transfers, which are defined as a stay of less than 24 hours, are allowed in any city, however not more than 3 in any one city. - The number of transfers is not limited other than in the country of origin, where not more than 2 domestic transfers and not more than 2 international transfers are permitted.
- Travel through the city of origin is not permitted.
Exception: If travel starts in USA/Canada/Thailand/Norway, no more than 4 domestic transfers and no more than 4 international transfers are permitted in the country of origin.
- You may include non-air (“surface”) sectors at your own expense. The mileage for such sectors will however be included into the mileage calculation. Non-Air sectors are counted as flight coupons.
- If the time allocated to a surface sector exceeds 24 hours, it is considered to be a stopover.
- The maximum number of flight coupons is limited to 16 per ticket. Surface sectors and multiple airport cities are counted as flight coupons.
- Minimum stay: The travel on the last international sector (intercontinental sector, if travel started in Europe) must start no earlier than 10 days after the first international sector (intercontinental sector, if travel started in Europe) started. For travel starting in Australia and New Zealand there is no minimum stay required for First and Business Class Fares. For Economy Class Fares the travel on the last international sector must start no earlier than 7 days after the first international sector started. Maximum stay: All travel must be completed within one year after departure from the fare origin. Exception: Tickets issued prior to 31 Oct 2010 which involve sectors operated by Shanghai Airlines (FM) will be accepted for travel up to and including 31 Oct 2011.
- The destinations of your Round the World journey must be stated at the time of purchasing the ticket, before departing from the country of origin. Travel dates may be changed free of charge at a later point in time, routing changes will result in a fee of USD 125.00. For the changes en route please consult the Star Alliance member carrier or the travel agent. If purchased online via Book and Fly, all flights must be booked and confirmed at the time of purchasing the Round the World ticket though you may change your original travel dates at any time free of charge.
If purchased offline via a Star Alliance member airline or a travel agent the following applies:
For travel originating worldwide except in Europe, flights must be booked and confirmed up to including the first international sector. For travel originating in Europe, flights must be booked and confirmed up to including the first intercontinental sector. All remaining flights may be left open, i.e. without confirmed flight numbers and dates and can be booked at any time prior to their departure.
Please note that when purchasing your Round the World ticket online with the Star Alliance Book and Fly tool ALL flights need to be confirmed before the ticket can be booked and issued. The online purchase of the ticket must therefore take place at least 72 hours before your first departure.
- Applicable fees, taxes and surcharges will be added to the fare at the time of ticketing. The Star Alliance Book and Fly tool will display the final price including taxes and surcharges before asking you to enter payment details. Local airport taxes if any are to be collected at the airport.
Please note that when purchasing online with the Star Alliance Book and Fly tool payment can be made with the following Credit Cards only: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Diners, UATP/Airplus. Until further notice, JCB can only be accepted, if country of residence Germany, Japan, Republic of Korea or United Kingdom is selected at the beginning of the booking process. - This fare is only valid if the flights are flown in the sequence provided on the ticket. Any change to the routing and/or sequence of flight coupons results in a recalculation of the fare, based on the actual flight routing and sequence.
Prior to Departure
- Changing travel dates/carriers/flights leading to rebooking/revalidation of any sector is free of charge.
- Changes that require a rerouting will result in a fee of USD 125.00 per case.
- Change of travel dates, carriers or flights is free of charge.
- Changes that require a rerouting will result in a fee of USD 125.00.
Exception: In the event of death of the passenger, members of the passenger’s immediate family or accompanying passengers may reroute the remainder of the journey without charge. Relevant documents will be required.
Prior to Departure
- Cancellation of your journey before departure results in a cancellation fee of USD 150.
Exception: In the event of death of the passenger, family member or accompanying passengers, no charge applies. Relevant documents will be required.
- As the routing is no longer a Round the World travel the refund will be the difference between the fare paid and the applicable fare for the journey travelled plus a cancellation charge of USD 150.00.
- The “Piece Concept” applies for the entire journey, which means a maximum of 2 pieces of luggage per person:
First and Business Class: 32kg (70Ibs) per piece
Economy Class: 23kg (50Ibs) per piece
Each piece must not measure more than 158 cm (62 in) adding the dimensions: height + width + length
In case of doubt, please contact your Star Alliance member carrier for more information.
Data Protection
- In order to issue your Round the World ticket, you will be asked to provide personal information to the ticket issuing Star Alliance member carrier. Please note that the data protection guidelines of the respective Star Alliance member carrier apply with respect to collecting, processing, storing, using, and sharing of your personal information. For further information, please contact the ticket issuing Star Alliance member carrier.
- If you purchase the Round the World ticket via the Star Alliance Book & Fly tool, your personal information will be collected, processed and stored by our customer service center Deutsche Lufthansa AG. For further information, please visit www.lufthansa.com - Privacy Statement.
- The carriage of passengers, baggage and cargo is subject to the Conditions of Carriage and Conditions of the respective carrier transporting the passenger, baggage and/or cargo, copies of which may be requested from each Star Alliance member carrier by contacting them via their booking contacts.
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