Sentences with phrase «about fuel surcharges for»

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If you have to pay high fees or fuel surcharges on an economy or short - haul flight, you should be especially cautious about using points for that redemption.

in a «regular» first class seat on a 777 between San Francisco and Hong Kong, you can save about $ 250 in fuel surcharges (the first screenshot shows YQ for 2 people) and still have 4 hours to play in a suite between Hong Kong and Singapore, because that route is served by A380.

Airport taxes and fuel surcharges would add a few hundred dollars to the bill, but we are talking about visiting 4 fascinating cities for about the same miles as a round trip.

According to media reports, airlines dropping fuel surcharges include Qatar Airways, Japan Air Lines and Cebu Pacific which boasted about this on its website («We're happy to announce that there will no longer be any fuel surcharge for all flights»).

I couldn't care less about the Air Canada reward chart, because Aeroplan imposes fuel surcharges for awards tickets on Air Canada, while they don't for award tickets on their Star Alliance partners.

While this post can serve as a bit of a reference for you, you will also find an even more extensive post about airline alliances, fuel surcharges, and frequent flyer miles on Drew's site.

Really though all of this talk about fuel surcharges just reiterates my affinity for American Airline miles and United Miles.

But for frequent flyers they are a pain because some airlines — most notably European and Asian frequent flyer programs, but also a handful of North American programs (Aeroplan on about half of its Star Alliance partners, American predominantly on British Airways, and Delta on several partners)-- add fuel surcharges onto award tickets.

That's something we tend to be picky about since American Airlines and United are such good mileage programs for avoiding fuel surcharges,

Yes, fuel surcharges are high, but we like the British Airways business class product (my husband likes it about as much as the old Lufthansa first class, see Lufthansa First Class Review) we'll get the best value for our purposes here since we prefer international travel in business or first class.

No fuel surcharges on Qantas, but the tax for a short haul flight (4500 points) is about $ 14.

We really value United Miles more than any other, (awesome rules for award tickets and don't have to worry about fuel surcharges) and SPG's points transfer to United at a 2:1 ratio, not awesome compared to Ink Bold's 1:1 ratio with United.

The real reason United miles are so lovable for wanderlusters is because you can do so many things or rather go so many places with their miles, and you can do it all without worrying about those fuel surcharges mentioned above.