Sentences with phrase «united saver level award»

United saver level award flights from the U.S. to the Caribbean are 35,000 miles roundtrip in economy and 60,000 in first.

United saver level award availability from SFO is the best we've seen so far in our research.

Not exact matches

Regardless of what happens to the cash price of a United ticket, an award ticket will cost one of two possible amounts: a «saver» level price in miles, and a «standard» price.

You'll want to stick with the Saver Award level to get the most value when redeeming your United miles.

We'll also take a look at an easy way to gain access to more economy class saver level award space with United.

At times, United gives its own MileagePlus members access to more saver level award space than its partners.

First, by carrying a Chase United card (even the fee - free version) you have access to more saver level domestic Economy award availability (HT: bluecat who correctly points out the availability extends to international flights on United metal) I haven't found the difference that noticeable for the most part, but while doing some research for an upcoming Brandon Asks post I noticed it was quite useful for positioning flights.

Assuming Saver Economy level awards were available, United's award chart indicates that this trip should be doable for a mere 65,000 miles per passenger through United and its partners.

The next morning, a flight on United from San Jose to Newark is available at their Saver award level.

United lists its Saver Award level as 17,500 miles per leg.

By earning miles with these loyalty programs I have access to more award space on their flights, as well as the same saver - level award space that exists on United and other Star Alliance partners.

As an example of how one program works, United normally offers its saver award seats in the lower 48 states at 12,500 miles each way, but when a saver award isn't available, those with a United co-branded credit card or United elite status typically can secure an award seat at the 25,000 - mile standard award level each direction, as long as seats are still available for sale with cash.

~ 13,000 points for two tickets is a much better deal than 50,000 miles for award seats on United (which didn't have any saver - level award space, that day or the next).

Fortunately, if you have the United MileagePlus Explorer card, you have access to more saver level awards.

This compares favorably to United Airlines itself, which charges 45,000 miles for saver - level awards on the exact same flights.

For instance, from the US to Europe, a saver United award is 57,500 miles one - way in Business Class, whereas a low - level Star Alliance award in Business Class should be 70,000 miles one - way.

Availability is unfortunately always going to be an issue with award seats — that's the constraint in the system I try to preach flexibility above all else, so you usually can come by the Saver Level seats needed to book the 35k Singapore miles on United flights.

However, United said it will continue to offer MileagePlus domestic Saver awards (which are subject to capacity controls) at levels of 10,000 or 12,500 miles one - way for economy class seats, depending on distance.

United will continue to offer MileagePlus domestic Saver awards (which are subject to capacity controls) at levels of 10,000 or 12,500 miles one - way for economy class seats, depending on distance.