Sentences with phrase «ana has fuel surcharges»

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You will always have to pay some fees and taxes when you book an award ticket with ANA Mileage Club, as well as any carrier surcharges («fuel surcharges»).

Travel Is Free has a good review of his experience with fuel surcharges when booking ANA award tickets.

My preferred method of getting to New Zealand would be to book a roundtrip with ANA miles on United Airlines since they don't pass on fuel surcharges and your total fees would be minimal.

The drawback is that you're going to have to pay fuel surcharges for ANA flights.

Thus, while you'll have to watch out for fees on alliance partners like Lufthansa and Brussels Airlines, it's definitely possible to get to your destination on ANA without shelling out a lot of cash on fees and fuel surcharges.

ANA does have fuel surcharges and fees on its metal on many partners (besides United) and that's the one drawback of the program.

You'll probably have to pay some pretty hefty fuel surcharges unless you get kind of lucky when using ANA miles to get to Africa but paying fees when you only have to spend 104,000 miles is not that bad of a deal.

She also could have used her Amex Membership Rewards points for an aspirational redemption such as Singapore Suites or Lufthansa First Class (albeit it with fuel surcharges via Aeroplan, Singapore, or ANA) and gotten even more value.

The important thing to remember with booking partners with ANA is that you'll need to book a roundtrip ticket and that you'll have to pay some fuel surcharges.

Since United does not fly to South Africa, you'll have to pay fuel surcharges if you want to get there with ANA miles.

While some ANA partners have a terrific business class product, they also have something else: fuel surcharges.

As much as I hate fuel surcharges — and I really, really hate fuel surcharges — I would rather fly with ANA.

ANA doesn't have fuel surcharges to Japan and most destinations in Asia.

As an example, if you were to book a Turkish Airlines flight from JFK to IST (Istanbul) with ANA, you'd pay about $ 340 in fuel surcharges.

Fuel surcharges / fees will be similar to what SQ and ANA would charge.

People love Aeroplan because they offer some pretty great redemption options (90,000 miles for business class to Europe, though they've recently changed their award chart to be less valuable)-- see here for details, and they love ANA because with their distance - based rewards you can get some great values (63,000 ANA miles for a business class ticket on Virgin to London which until recently did not require Virgin's outrageous fuel surcharges).

ANA is good, only issue I have with them is that they charge fuel surcharges on most flights (unless you can snag United or USAirways).