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stopovers
Per-program stopover rules for award redemptions. Which programs allow free stopovers, how many, how long, and which don't. Covers Icelandair, Aeroplan, Alaska, Flying Blue, Singapore, Cathay, JAL, and the negative space (BA, AA, Delta).
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# Stopover Rules per Loyalty Program
Reference data for which programs allow stopovers on award redemptions, how many, where, for how long, and at what cost. Sourced primarily from each airline's own award rules pages, cross-checked against Frequent Miler, OMAAT, Travel Miles 101, Prince of Travel, and Upgraded Points.
Data lives in [`data/stopovers.json`](../../data/stopovers.json). Refresh cadence is 90 days because stopover rules change rarely (much less often than transfer bonuses or program valuations).
## What Is a Stopover?
A planned interruption of a journey at a point between origin and destination. The IATA standard definition is:
- **More than 24 hours** for international itineraries
- **More than 4 hours** for domestic itineraries (US/Canada)
Each loyalty program defines its own rules within or beyond this baseline. Some programs let you stop for a week. Some let you stop for 365 days. Some don't allow stopovers at all.