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Date: October 27, 2015
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Traveler eTicket Number Frequent Flyer Seats BIDEN/ROBERTHMR
0162468742779 UA-XXXXX915
Global Services / *G 4F/8D
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FLIGHT INFORMATION Day, Date Flight Class Departure City and Time Arrival
City and Time Aircraft Meal Wed, 04NOV15 UA319 A WASHINGTON, DC
(IAD - DULLES) *8:07 AM* LOS ANGELES, CA
(LAX) *11:02 AM* 737-900 Breakfast Thu, 05NOV15 UA653 H LOS ANGELES, CA
(LAX) *1:12 PM* WASHINGTON, DC
(IAD - DULLES) *9:09 PM* 757-200 Purchase
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FARE INFORMATION Fare Breakdown Airfare: 953.49 USD U.S. Transportation
Tax: 71.51 U.S. Flight Segment Tax: 8.00 September 11th Security Fee:
11.20 U.S.
Passenger Facility Charge: 9.00 Per Person Total: 1,053.20
USD
eTicket Total: 1,053.20
USD Form of Payment: AMERICAN EXPRESS Last Four Digits 1024 The airfare you
paid on this itinerary totals: 953.49 USD The taxes, fees, and surcharges
paid total: 99.71 USD Fare Rules: Additional charges may apply for changes
in addition to any fare rules listed.

NONREF/0VALUAFTDPT/CHGFEE
Cancel reservations before the scheduled departure time or TICKET HAS NO
VALUE.
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*Baggage allowance and charges for this itinerary. Baggage fees are per
traveler*Origin and destination for checked baggage1st bag2nd bagMax wt /
dim per piece11/4/2015 Washington, DC (IAD - Dulles) to Los Angeles, CA
(LAX)0.00 USD0.00 USD70.0lbs (32.0kg) - 62.0in (157.0cm)11/5/2015 Los
Angeles, CA (LAX) to Washington, DC (IAD - Dulles)0.00 USD0.00 USD70.0lbs
(32.0kg) - 62.0in (157.0cm)
Baggage check-in must occur with United or United Express, and you must
have valid Global ServicesSM membership at time of check-in to qualify for
waiver of service charges for up to three checked bags (within specified
size and weight limits).


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MileagePlus Accrual Details
BIDEN/ROBERTHMRDateFlightFrom/ToAward MilesPQMPQSPQD11/4/2015319Washington,
DC (IAD - Dulles)-Los Angeles, CA (LAX)652334321.559311/5/2015653Los
Angeles, CA (LAX)-Washington, DC (IAD - Dulles)397122881361 Award MilesPQM
PQSPQDRoberthmr's MileagePlus Accrual totals:1049457202.5954


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for MileagePlus members who choose to accrue to their MileagePlus account.
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dimensions of 9"x14"x22" (22 cm + 35 cm + 56 cm) in the aircraft cabin,
along with one personal item such as a laptop bag with maximum dimensions
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