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TAM's award availability doesn't appear on AA.com, so you'll have to search on your own — or speak with an AA agent — to find award availability to these smaller cities.

This ensures that the award availability doesn't disappear while you wait for the miles you just bought to deposit in your account!

Not exact matches

There are several enterprising award travel enthusiasts that use special tools to find award availability and have extensive experience doing so.

The good news is Virgin Australia can do it alone with excellent award availability on many routes.

Because of the Barclay Arrival Plus MasterCard's easy - to - use miles program, you don't have to worry about saving up enough miles for a particular redemption or trying to find award availability.

You do have to call the reservations desk to book, and these awards are still subject to the same availability as normal award tickets.

Heck, I didn't even know about the additional award availability until a few days ago.

For the United Explorer Card, there's a no fee version, and it still gives you the additional award availability reserved for Chase Card holders, just as the annual fee version does.

As flights fill up, or don't fill up, the availability and cost of award seats can fluctuate.

Don't waste your time trying to find award availability online - just call American Airlines to search and book.

Redeeming points is easy and you don't need to worry about award seat availability.

Award availability from Denver to and from Lima, Medellín and Bogotá was relatively sparse throughout much of the Summer, and the dates each city was available did not align well for our purposes.

Qantas is sometimes a great site to use to find award availability on Qantas or other partner airlines, since the British Airways site does not always show partner award availability.

Only after I'd taken note of the availability for each separate flight did I then string together a multi-city award on United's website to create the award as shown above.

Redeeming this way means you don't have to worry about chart values or award availability.

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.

These programs don't have blackout dates or other award availability issues and instead just assign a cash value to their points.

When looking for award availability, do you recommend using expertflyer?

Although ITA doesn't search award fares directly, you can use the system to gauge award availability pretty reliably based on the seat codes the system shows.

I don't know where you're flying from, but I searched availability in July — a peak travel time — from Chicago to Honolulu, and found award tickets typically available for between 60,000 and 70,000 miles round - trip.

If you don't want to mess with award charts and award availability, then another great everyday rewards card is the Barclaycard Arrival World Elite MasterCard ($ 89 annual fee, waived the first year) that earns 2x points on all charges.

Because of the Barclay Arrival Plus MasterCard's easy - to - use miles program, you don't have to worry about saving up enough miles for a particular redemption or trying to find award availability.

Often award prices are the same regardless of which airline you fly within the carrier's alliance or how many connections you make, so look around if you don't see award availability right away or consider accumulating miles with a different carrier in the same alliance if it has more a better award chart.

In my experience, American Airlines tends to have poor award availability, but Alaska does okay.

Here we had a stroke of luck, depending on how you look at it: while the direct service flight from Los Angeles did not show availability for a Business Class or First Class Saver Award on most dates, a mixed class award connecting through San Francisco was availAward on most dates, a mixed class award connecting through San Francisco was availaward connecting through San Francisco was available.

In order to book this redemption, Dave had to do some digging since AA.com doesn't show award availability for JAL.

However, hotel award rates don't jump just because paid rates increase, and there are some Dublin hotels that still have March 17 award availability this year.

Thankfully, Saver Award availability in Economy does exist for Justin's departure date.

However, Air France / KLM's ability to search for SkyTeam partner award space is better as Delta sometimes doesn't show availability when it actually exists.

Until recently, Korean Air did not provide a way to search online for award availability on any of its partner airlines.

But there's something freeing about being able to thumb your nose at award availability and do what you want to do travel-wise without being constantly at the mercy of award availability.

Qantas is sometimes a great site to use to find award availability on partner airlines, since the British Airways site does not always show partner award availability.

Trying to predict availability is impossible because Etihad award space doesn't match AA, BA, Qantas, or even Expert Flyer availability.

That way, you have options because you never know the award availability of an airline, and you don't want to be tied to one certain airline or hotel.

Finding seats can be extremely difficult of course, but we do the legwork for you on a search for award availability.

As flights fill up, or don't fill up, the availability and cost of award seats can fluctuate.

This is a route where I didn't have much issues finding saver award availability while booking Singapore Suites about a year ago.

Award availability looks fantastic at this property — I couldn't find a single night between now and the end of the calendar (August) which didn't offer an award redempAward availability looks fantastic at this property — I couldn't find a single night between now and the end of the calendar (August) which didn't offer an award redempaward redemption.

Things didn't start well when BA.com refused to offer me ANY Iberia flights when I searched for award availability on the one day I'm free to do this trip.

The former do have restrictions and may come in two different award levels — a cheaper award with less availability and a middle level award with more availability.

They don't let you book First Class awards with partners at all, they rarely have low - level award availability (and I think this might get worse after the recent devaluation), you can only redeem round trip flights (one - ways are coming in 2015 though), and in general their miles are much harder to use than those of other programs.

Many airlines have tightened up premium award availability, but that doesn't mean you can't get that coveted seat if you know where to look.

The award calendar is meant to show the saver economy / premium award availability across a two - month period, so that you don't have to check one day at a time.

You will probably have to call British Airways to book the award ticket by phone as award availability for Alaska Air and American don't always show up in your British Airways Executive Club account.

And creating five award tiers doesn't necessarily mean more award availability at the lowest level.

The only issue that may possibly arise (but I don't expect it to) is that Club Carlson suddenly becomes extra mean with award availability or that the E-certs are subject to a different kind of availability than regular award nights.

Availability in the other direction (Auckland to Doha) is pretty good do and, in this case, there are actually 4 Business Class awards available on the very first Qatar Airways non-stop flight between Auckland and Doha:

It claims this will mean more award availability at the «lower levels,» but that doesn't mean more availability at the lowest level.

Aeroplan was showing First Class award availability on SWISS but United was not (neither was LifeMiles but that didn't surprise me).

Because the miles are being used to purchase a cash ticket you don't have to wait for award availability to open up — as long a there's seat for sale on the aircraft customers can use miles to pay (or part pay) for that seat.