Sentences with phrase «fixed miles award»

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This version awards 2 miles per dollar on all purchases, making it one of the best fixed - rate reward cards.

On the other hand, airlines like American and United have fixed - rate award charts that make it easier to understand how far your miles will get you.

The First Milenomics Hedge against no low level award flights are fixed value miles / points.

Without a fixed value to each mile the way we know how many miles a flight will cost is by looking up the award chart for the mileage program you have miles with.

But they fixed that for us in late 2016 when they arbitrarily bumped the Boston flights into the 3,000 + mile award bucket.

JetBlue doesn't offer a fixed award chart, but instead the number of miles required to fly is dependent on the current cash price of the ticket.

For most airlines, the amount of miles that an award ticket costs is a fixed amount from any city in the continental US.

Airlines using mileage - based programs, on the other hand, limit award seat available and often only offer them at a fixed price: i.e., 25,000 miles for a domestic trip.

However, British Airways prices award flights based on the number of miles flown, rather than a fixed amount and, on some routes, charges extraordinary taxes and fees.

And you don't earn fixed miles on award nights, if you don't change your earning style away from that when redeeming points you'll leave points on the table.

In other words do saver awards have a fixed number of miles required regardless of when they become available?

However, they still don't impose fuel surcharges, still don't have a distance based chart, and still didn't move to a fixed mile value / revenue based award chart, so I think we have seen some extreme over-reactions this morning.

That's actually why I suggest the Barclaycard Arrival as one of the top travel credit cards out there, because you earn 2X miles per $ 1 on all purchases and you can redeem them for travel — pretty much any travel that you can't normally redeem airline miles or hotel points for, such as rail tickets, car rentals, even the fees and taxes on award tickets — at a fixed rate of 1 cent per mile plus a 5 % mileage refund, and know you're getting a very decent fixed value or 2.2 % back on your spending.

The portal looks like any other booking site, and since the miles have a fixed value, you'll never need to worry about blackout dates or award restrictions.