Sentences with phrase «almost enough miles»

After you are done with meeting the spending requirements, you will have enough miles in your coffers to get two business class tickets to Europe and Latin America, and almost enough miles for two business - class tickets to Asia.
That means that a family of four would save 40,000 miles almost enough miles for another round - trip coach flight to Hawaii by booking those United flights with Singapore KrisFlyer miles.

Not exact matches

Scientists have buried beads of optical sensors under almost a mile of ice, where it is dark and clear enough to detect the blue light of a neutrino - induced particle shower even from hundreds of feet away.
Laid end to end, that's almost 26,000 miles of cards, enough to circle the Earth and then some.
There's enough grunt on tap to get the truck to 60 miles per hour from a standstill reportedly almost two seconds faster than the previous model, but with a curb weight of over 4,500 pounds and transmission that's a bit slow to make decisions, its pace still falls short of anything resembling urgency.
With 124 miles of all - electric range, the Ioniq Electric has sufficient juice for almost any round - trip commute (assuming you don't drive the length of your state to get to work), and if your office has charging infrastructure, you'll have enough charge to run errands after - hours.
Each calendar year that you spend at least $ 25,000 with your card, you earn 10,000 bonus miles, which is almost enough for a one - way ticket with United.
If you save 5,000 miles on every round - trip flight, after 5 trips to Europe you'll save almost enough for a one - way flight!
The question I, and almost certainly all the miles & points bloggers, get asked the most is about how we accumulate enough miles and points for all the flights we seem to take in premium class cabins.
Plus, it netted me a total of almost 7,500 miles... more than enough for a free flight on certain discounted routes (for example, earlier this fall I flew to San Jose, CA for 5,000 miles each way).
While I gave the example that 125,000 Avios could be used for five round - trip flights to Hawaii, 125,000 AAdvantage miles are almost enough for a single first - class flight on Cathay Pacific to Hong Kong.
3.75 M Marriott Rewards points is almost enough for seven packages that each include a seven - night stay at a top Ritz - Carlton property and 132,000 United miles.
They almost have enough miles to fly the family to Europe for vacation, or somewhere domestic in the summer at peak redemption rates.
Here, there are almost enough pools for each day of the week, and the last day is reserved for the largest pool of all, the clear turquoise sea bordered by a 12 - mile stretch of beach.
Each calendar year that you spend at least $ 25,000 with your card, you earn 10,000 bonus miles, which is almost enough for a one - way ticket with United.
The Gold Delta SkyMiles ® Credit Card from American Express is offering a high sign - up bonus for 60,000 miles, which is almost enough for a one way business class award to Europe on Delta.
The Chase Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Premier card might be another option (annual fee: $ 99), because there is an offer now for 50,000 miles when you spend $ 2,000 in the first three months — enough for almost two round - trip tickets.
«It's only in the past two to three years that it's really become more or less industry standard to offer enough — or almost enough — frequent flier miles for a free ticket.»
If you don't have enough rewards to cover a flight, you can buy points or miles from the airline, but this is almost always a bad deal because they cost more than they're worth, on average.
That's enough for 6x roundtrips in economy to Hawaii (210k Singapore miles) and almost enough for 4x roundtrips in First Class (240k.)
Almost like semaphore flags, designed with enough graphic decibels to be read across miles of sea, they assertively pit blue against yellow, red against black for maximum contrast and legibility.
Doing almost everything else «right» wasn't enough to make up for the approximately 75,000 miles he flies annually.
Two stark numbers illustrate the challenge the administration faces in ensuring pipeline safety while pressing ahead with new pipeline projects: 135 federal inspectors oversee 2.6 million miles of pipeline, which means each inspector is responsible for almost enough pipe to circle the Earth.
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