Sentences with phrase «whatever airline you book»

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You should have a frequent flier account set up for whatever airline you're booked on and make sure you call the airline or log in each flight online so you get credit for the miles.

Whatever the reason, it is important that you become familiar with the change and cancellation policies of your airline loyalty program before booking a ticket.

When you have miles in an airline and are booking flights with a partner airline, you will use whatever award chart applies for the airline you have the miles parked with.

To get the best deal, I'd recommend to collect all the flyers (split up if you come as a couple / family), ask if the deals are available online (so you can book from home), find the best deals for where you want to go, decide on the airline and than get in line to purchase whatever tickets you want!

I've got 1 trip booked that will give me 20k Elite Qualifying Miles under the new program, I'm trying to figure out what the opportunity cost is of getting the remaining 80k vs. just chasing whatever the best fare is, irrespective of airline.

I did not include lists of alliance partners since that information is readily available, so if it says Star Alliance, you can assume you can use ANA, United, US Airways, etc. to book an award on that airline, plus whatever non-alliance partners I list.

Whatever airline's miles you used to book the flight is the airline you'd need to call and ask about changing the date.