MEL_Traveller
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As for the 120k vs 110k points thing, we could have a mini-debate on this. I see this is an open jaw itinerary so you're not entitled to any en route stopover. Since your destination is in the USA, one would suppose the itinerary should be costed at 110k. However, on your way back, you are transiting a zone (Europe) which would normally attract a higher cost (120k). Now many will say that because you have no stopover or destination in that zone, it should not affect the calculation (cost should be purely based on origin to destination, with any applicable en route stopover). However, there's also a thought that if you are going to pass through that zone, you will bear this extra cost.
there is no 'thought' that transiting a higher zone attracts the higher zone fee! if you transit a higher zone without stopping the higher charge doesn't apply.
you will only be charged the higher zone if you stop there. and even then, not always (but most of the time).
the stumbling block here seems to be that for some reason the system thinks there is a stop in Europe. if indeed there is no stop, the. the correct price for the award should be 110k.