Award charts break out the miles you need for any given ticket based on what geographic area you're leaving from and what geographic area you're traveling to.
The award charts breaks down exactly how many miles will be required to get from any region to any given destination.
Not exact matches
Japan Airlines» Mileage Bank program uses a distance - based
award chart which is
broken into tiers based on your flight miles.
Since they generally have a summer
break to work with, Grant and Bonnie used the Delta
award chart to figure out the lowest possible cost in terms of points.
One panel member went so far to say that an
award chart is a promise to program members and that devaluing the
award chart means
breaking that promise.
This
award chart is
broken into tiers based on how many miles you're flying.
The Japan Airlines Mileage Bank program uses a distance - based
award chart, which is
broken into tiers based on how many miles you're flying.
Delta and the «missing»
award chart because it was
broken?
This
chart is annoying to look at, so I
broke down the
award prices in an easier - to - read view below.
Sometimes I can't catch a
break - I take two days out to do something other than watching what the various loyalty programs, airlines and hotel chains are doing and then Marriott goes and buys Starwood and American Airlines announces an enormous
award chart devaluation.
Korean Air has one
award chart for its own flights, which are
broken into peak and off - peak pricing.
Unlike the other programs we have looked at so far, Japan Airlines uses a distance - based
award chart that is
broken into tiers.
The new
award chart is
broken into five geographic zones.
The same airline that has maintained their intentionally
broken award chart?
You know, even if Delta hasn't done any other transgressions against SkyMiles members, their
broken award chart alone is already enough of an insult.
As a reminder, the old
award chart was
broken into 9 distance - based zones.
However, if you
broke this up so that you fly from LAX - > Hawaii - > Sydney, the total Avios required would be 37,500 Avios due to quirks in the
award chart.
ANA Mileage Club
award charts are complex, if not arcane, so let's try to
break them up by regions.
And because the Avios
award chart generally gets more expensive as the distance increases, there are actually some routes that get cheaper if you
break them up correctly.
They're pushing up mileage earning but they're capping that earning for the most expensive tickets, while they're pushing up the cost of
awards too (not just through the
award chart, err elimination of
award charts, but elimination of stopovers and refusal to fix the
broken pricing engine).
With a 5 - tier
award chart (up from 3), earning miles based on your airfare price, and a very
broken website I can understand people's frustration with Delta.
I'm not that
broken up about losing the ability to book an all - DL (or UA, AA, US) itinerary under the current
award chart.
Thankfully, FlyerTalk user Prospero has created some fantastic
award charts that
break down the different scenarios your intended itinerary may qualify for.
United Airlines — United
breaks down their
award chart based on United metal and Partner metal.
When you use LATAM Pass kilometers on flights operated by LATAM and its subsidiaries, the number of kilometer required are governed by one of two
award charts, an international
chart that
breaks down the number of kilometers for travel within South America by country and a domestic
award chart that
breaks down the kilometers required for each city pair in Chile, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador and Columbia.
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