Sentences with phrase «only award routes»

Only award routes listed on the chart can be booked.

Not exact matches

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With only 2 routes operating the new Boeing 777 - 300ER with the new Polaris product, award space won't always be easy to find, but the experience will be much better if you can find it!

Most airlines have an award chart that covers the entire globe, but Alaska has a very specific award chart that only covers specific routes.

If you manage to avail such award at 50 % off rate on the Europe — North America route, you'll need to pay only 25,000 FlyingBlue miles for one way business class tickets and 12,500 miles for one way economy class tickets, making it an excellent deal!

Some good Singapore routings are: (1) One - way business class from Houston to Moscow for only 48,875 Singapore Krisflyer miles (2) One - way first class awards in Suites Class from JFK to FRA are only 57,375 Singapore Krisflyer milesThese are both fantastic redemptions!IHG, Marriott, and Hyatt all have fantastic options for international travel.

With only a few routes available for this month's Promo Awards, you'll want to book right away — award space during a busy travel month like August will go quickly!

The only thing you'll need to keep in mind is that taxes can be very hefty on some of these awards depending on the airline and route.

When Promo Awards are offered at 50 % off for the Europe — North America routes, you'll only pay 12,500 miles each way in economy and 25,000 miles each way in business class... a seriously great deal!

With the Star Alliance award chart, you would now pay 97,500 miles rather than the 118,000 miles required by the award chart for Singapore - only routes.

The taxes on your roundtrip award flight using Avios on Aer Lingus to Dublin will only be around $ 150, while flights routed from Heathrow cost nearly twice as much in fees.

These products along with their very reasonable award rates make Virgin America a tempting option, but ultimately their route network is so limited that you'll only be able to take advantage of it for certain routes.

Right now there's pretty good award availability on this route as flights have only recently been loaded.

Off - peak awards are the cheapest, but they are only available in economy class on certain routes and during specific time periods.

While the number of miles needed for a Business Class redemption isn't exactly low (you're better off trying to get to / from Europe on United's own aircraft which will only cost 115,000 for roundtrip Business Class), the taxes for a premium cabin award are low for a European route.

This is unfortunate because only the cheapest awards on a given route are made available to partners — either other airlines releasing award space to Delta customers or awards that Delta might let you book with another program.

Award seats are available on these routes for those who would rather not part with cash but, if you're using United Miles (or Miles & More miles) you'll only be getting around 1.0 cents / mile in value:

The 777 - 300 offers 52 Business Class seats while the Dreamliner has just 28 so, not only is the route losing First Class, it will also see a significant drop in Business Class capacity from 15 December — that's not good for prices or for award availability.

When searching for Alaska Airlines flights, first search for your route, next select «non-stop only» for the «number of stops» drop down on the left side of the page, last select «show full calendar» on the right side of the page below the award legend.

There's only one route offering Promo Awards for the Caribbean this month and it's for travel between Paris Orly and Cayenne in French Guiana... but the promo is pretty good:

Not only that, but first class awards on many routes aren't much more than you'll spend on an inferior product from some other airlines.

These routes still only cost 105,000 Japan Airlines miles for a round - trip first class award ticket, but you'll get hit with over $ 1,000 in taxes and fees.

Since British Airways uses a distance - based award chart, this route will cost you only 20K Avios in Economy and 40K in Business Class, which represents a better value all around versus using AA miles.

However, If you are considering accumulating miles for this promotion, keep in mind that Singapore Airlines charges fuel surcharges on award tickets and this promotion is valid for only saver economy awards on select routes.

Through July 10, 2015, you can get 50 % discount on KrisFlyer Award redemptions on select routes only.

I found routes with only $ 73 in fees and for 115,000 miles (saver awards).

Generally speaking, the award chart is the only routing rule you need.

Sometimes a particular award is only useful if you fly that specific route; in other cases the itinerary we use is just an example of many similar options.

Keep in mind that Alaska will only display award space for eligible routes.

The most valuable partners in my opinion are United (which never charges fuel surcharges, allows free date changes, has flexible routing rules, allows one - way awards, and has dozens of partners to fly on) and Hyatt (where you can stay in incredible hotels that charge $ 1,000 per night with awards as low as 5K and up to a maximum of only 22K points per night).

I would aim for flying ANA, though they only typically release first class award space between late January and mid March for most routes, at least in advance.

For example, awards between North America and most of Asia cost only 120,000 miles in first class, and they allowed one to route either via the Pacific or the Atlantic (or one in each direction), with two stopovers enroute.

Overall, this partnership is good news because Virgin Atlantic is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest, so there are now more options to book Delta flights without having SkyMiles (though partners like Virgin Atlantic only get access to low - level awards, meaning availability can be slim on certain routes).

These regions were some of the rare reductions from the current chart to the new chart, and they were the only reductions that caused AA awards to be lower than Delta and United for the same route.

@ DBest — Partner airlines only have access to award seats within 15 days, but I've noticed the same trend of flights on popular routes opening a day or so before departure: http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2013/09/15/preditcible-lufthansa-first-class-award-space/

Very few agents are patient enough to help you put together an award like that, in fact some Delta agents have even told me they're only permitted to search three routes in a call and that if I wanted more I'd have to call back!

Even better, Singapore Airlines also releases saver awards on this route which requires even fewer KrisFlyer miles: only 65,000 miles for the roundtrip in First Class!

Being based in HNL, I thought I had escaped deltas wrath because awards to north asia (the only routes I fly) went unchanged with the original June 1st award chart.

This initial run through of the game only took me through about thirty - two of the fifty stages, and awarded me two trophies — one for completing the game in under 60 minutes and one for beating the «L' route of the game.