Sentences with phrase «airlines award charts need»

Not exact matches

If you need to connect on American Airlines (or another partner airline) to get to your flight on Japan Airlines, you will need to use the partner award chart to determine the number of miles required.

Most airlines publish award charts, but JetBlue bases the amount of points needed for redemption on the fare and other factors.

However, you will need to become familiar with the Alaska Airlines award chart to recognize which flights are available when redeeming Avios.

You either have an award chart that lists the number of miles you need for flights between particular regions — airlines like United, American, and Alaska use this system.

For example, if you fly from Philadelphia (PHL) on American Airlines to Chicago (ORD) to catch a Japan Airlines flight to Tokyo Narita (NRT), you will need to look at the partner award chart to determine how many miles will be required.

If your booking involves a connection on a partner of Japan Airlines (such as American Airlines), your booking will fall under their partner award chart, and you will need to call to complete the booking.

It was more popular before they devalued their award chart in early 2016, but it's still very useful if you need to connect to an airport in the U.S. where Japan Airlines operates.

Unfortunately American Airlines did devalue it's award chart from when I booked my flight, so we'll need to get 230,000 miles to replicate my flight from Abu Dhabi to LAX for two people in First Class.

But Iberia Plus still has a separate award chart for American Airlines, which can save you Amex points should you need a domestic short - haul ticket.

In order to find out what the price in miles will be to Africa when using Alaska Miles, you need see the Alaska Award Chart and know which airline you're flying.

Most airlines publish an awards chart detailing the maximum number of points or miles you'll need for a given flight.

If you need to go to Japan or elsewhere in Asia that JAL flies, you can get great deals using the JAL award chart, which offers round - trip award seats at redemptions more akin to one - way awards on many airlines.

British Airways also has a distance - based award chart, and like with Asia Miles, the number of rewards you need to redeem varies depending on the airlines and specific routes you're flying.