Sentences with phrase «adds fuel surcharges»

The flag carrier of Mexico is not a very popular airline for North American frequent flyer aficionados because it usually adds fuel surcharges to its partners» rewards flights, and because finding Aeroméxico availability, especially for premium flights on partners, can be a daunting task.

Singapore adds fuel surcharges to awards.

Unfortunately, Iberia adds fuel surcharges, but they are bearable, about $ 170 in economy and $ 220 in business.

Delta SkyMiles adds some fuel surcharges to Asia.

However, it still adds fuel surcharges to some connecting flights from the U.S., such as Manila, Bangkok and Singapore.

Japan Airlines, also a oneworld Alliance member, adds fuel surcharges to the following airlines: Air France, Bangkok Airways, British Airways, China Eastern, Finnair, and Iberia.

Cathay Pacific, a oneworld Alliance member, adds fuel surcharges to most of its partners, except: Air Lingus, airberlin, Alaska, American (except for flights to / from Europe), LATAM and Qantas (except for flights originating in Australia).

Air France / KLM, SkyTeam member that also runs Flying Blue, adds fuel surcharges to its own flights and most of it partners except: AeroMexico, Alaska and Xiaman

ANA, a Star Alliance member, adds fuel surcharges to most of its partners except: Air Canada, Avianca, Copa, Etihad, Hawaian, LAN, and United.

But the airline's booking policy is important to know about if you're traveling to Europe, since it adds fuel surcharges to one - way flights that originate there.

Air Canada adds fuel surcharges to most of their own flights and many of their partners», such as: Adria, Air Canada, Asiana, Egypt Air, Ethiopia, LOT, Lufthansa, TAP and Thai.

Unfortunately, Aeromexico adds fuel surcharges to their own flights, and to tickets booked on partner airlines where applicable.

Singapore's KrisFlyer is an excellent program, especially when flying on Singapore Airlines but it also requires many miles for travel on its partners, and adds fuel surcharges.

One major downside of Asiana Club is that it adds fuel surcharges to award flights.

The airline also adds fuel surcharges to its own flights, as well as to some of its partners.

Qatar Airways adds fuel surcharges to its award tickets, but the award chart is reasonable for awards on its own flights.

British Airways uses a distance based award chart and adds fuel surcharges.

Etihad adds fuel surcharges to its own flights and some of its partners.

The airline adds fuel surcharges to its own flights, as well as those of some of its partners.

While Lufthansa adds fuel surcharges to most of its Star Alliance partners, there are some exceptions.

Unless you can find an award seat on Delta or Korean Air, it's best to avoid booking through SkyTeam since Delta adds fuel surcharges to most of its other partners.

Keep in mind, though, that since Singapore adds fuel surcharges, you will have to pay a nearly $ 300 fuel surcharge for one - way travel.

Air Canada adds fuel surcharges to their own flights and some of its partners.

AA adds fuel surcharges on some flights to Europe:

The flag carrier of Mexico is not a very popular airline for North American frequent flyer aficionados because it usually adds fuel surcharges to its partners» rewards flights, and because finding Aeroméxico availability, especially for premium flights on partners, can be a daunting task.

Some, including Air Canada, add fuel surcharges for points flights that are passed on by Aeroplan in addition to other applicable taxes and airport fees.

And Flying Blue doesn't add fuel surcharges to Delta flights.

It doesn't add a fuel surcharge to award flights redeemed on most of its international partners (other than British Airways and Iceland Air).

United Airlines does not add fuel surcharges to award flights within North America (including Hawaii) and Air Canada flights within North America do not incur fuel surcharges either.

American Airlines will only add fuel surcharges for travel on British Airways and Iberia.

For example, most European and Asian carriers will add fuel surcharges to their award flights and they are quite hefty.

Singapore Airlines does not add fuel surcharges to their own flights but does add fuel surcharges to partner airlines» flights (when the operating carrier imposes them).

Another big one: unlike other airlines, United doesn't add any fuel surcharges to any of their partner airlines.

Of course, with the price of oil dropping faster than the number of remaining Sears stores, the airlines can't justify adding fuel surcharges to their tickets anymore.

Aeroplan in particular, does add some fuel surcharges, but they also have pretty flexible routing rules so you can still find some good deals there (in the US, UnitedMiles never charge fuel surcharges).

A United round - trip ticket in business class will only cost you 88,000 ANA award miles, or 55,000 award miles in economy, and ANA doesn't add fuel surcharges on United flights.

And Flying Blue doesn't add fuel surcharges to Delta flights.

Awards on some of these airlines add fuel surcharges — the highest are typically British Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Royal Jordanian, and Qatar.

These award redemption rates aren't terrible at the moment but keep in mind, KrisFlyer does add fuel surcharges for award bookings on certain airlines.

Alaska generally doesn't add fuel surcharges to its award tickets, so you don't have to worry about that.

In addition, ANA doesn't add fuel surcharges to United.

Singapore Airlines» award chart is not the cheapest and they do add fuel surcharges on award tickets (except on domestic United Airlines flights).

Note, however, that most Flying Blue airlines add fuel surcharges, although there aren't any fuel surcharges for Delta.

Note, however, that Air France does add a fuel surcharge, and while it's not much in economy, it may add around $ 500 to the cost of your taxes in business.

«Over the past several years there has been a significant increase in the cost of aviation fuel and we are now adding a fuel surcharge to cover this unanticipated increase.»

The best part is, Lufthansa doesn't add fuel surcharges to United or other airlines operating in the Americas.

They usually have excellent award ticket availability and do not add fuel surcharges.

Where these fees come out into the open and cause miles collectors to get remarkably annoyed is when it comes to award travel — a lot of airlines add fuel surcharges to award tickets.

By now, most people in this hobby are aware that American Airlines «accidentally» began adding fuel surcharges to award tickets booked.

Of their Star Alliance partners that fly to Europe from the U.S., Air Canada does not add fuel surcharges to awards booked on the following airlines: