Difference between a domestic and an international flight?

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Barkley Hound

Domestic - stay within country
International - leave country

** i Am hiS giRL **

domestic: within the country
int'l: from one country to another

PeahiWahine

Domestic stays within the country of origin. International travels between countries.

Brieanne C

There's not a difference in the two when it comes to accumulating miles. Most programs it's based on the actual miles flown. So the only difference between domestic and international would be the amount of miles you get. Check with your airline though.. Occasionally there are special ways to earn miles and it might include an international trip.

ch.patterson83

domestic flight: flying IN the country (e.g. New York to Chicago)

international flight: flying OUT of the country (e.g. Los Angeles(US) to Tokyo(Japan))

Isabella

domestic anywhere in the united states ,international outside of the united states.

limotot

A domestic flight is the United States and its territories. An international flight is outside the U.S. or any of its territories.

in and out of the country

ADRIANW

Domestic is to a different state like from Michigan to Arizona...International is from United States to Europe or Asia...

Elana

From the airline's point of view, the difference
between a domestic and an international flight
is simply whether or not they have to got through
customs or not.

The actual length of the flight doesn't matter.

San Diego to Tijuana would be International.
San Diego to New York would be domestic.

rach09el

International flights or flights that go from country to country usually cost more points (eg Philippines to Europe)

but in the US, more frequent flyer points are accumulated if you take a domestic flight or a flight that only flies within the country (Texas to Hawaii)

Hope I helped :)

"Domestic" flights refer to points within the United States, Alaska and Hawaii, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam only.

"International" flights refer to flights departing the U.S. and arriving at any other place in the world except those shown above.

McDreamy

domestic =local flights, need drivers license
international = outside usa, need passport, & visa in some cases. Frequent flyer points apply to both domestic and international, doesn't matter which..it's the distance that counts. bon voyage.

lulu

Are you serious?

CctbOh

Domestic is within the US and international is over seas.

scottyusa1

A domestic flight is within the boundaries of your home country. International flight = is to fly from your country to another 0r go outside your countries borders.

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