Sentences with phrase «award chart starts»

The Marriott Rewards award chart starts at 5,000 points per night for a Category 1 property, and goes up to 45,000 points per night for a Category 9 property.

Hilton's award chart starts at 5,000 points per night but can go to 95,000 points per night (or even higher!)

In case you missed it yesterday, United Airlines announced a massive devaluation to their awards chart starting February 1, 2014.

Although note that ANA has a new award chart starting in April, but if you book before then you can get certain routes to the Caribbean with stopovers for 22,000 miles.

I just hopped on this deal yesterday, as united is making changes to the award chart starting NOV 1st.

Not exact matches

The award chart will start in 2019, so anything booked for 2018 will be at the standard pricing for a free night.

Starting March 22, 2016, American Airlines will replace its current award chart for flights on American Airlines and its airline partners.

While they no longer have an award chart, you will pay similar prices to those of the other major airlines, starting around 10,000 miles for a one - way domestic ticket.

They may very well be disappearing once US Airways and American Airlines merge toward the start of 2015 as the combined airline may have a very different award chart.

And British Airways has a distance - based award chart that starts at only 4,000 miles one - way internationally, and 7,500 Avios domestically.

A great place to start is the Mileage Calculator, and you can also study the full JAL International Award Ticket Chart.

And starting on December 7, 2017, this new award chart will take effect.

Let» start by taking a look at the normal United Award Chart.

The exact same flight booked with American miles starts at 35,000 miles (or 30,000, after March 22, 2016, because of changes to American's award chart).

Taking a look at The Ritz - Carlton award chart, you'll see that free nights start at a whopping 30,000 points.

I value American Airlines AAdvantage miles at around 1.8 cents / mile so logic would dictate that I declare this offer to be a bad idea — and for a lot of people it is — but, if you live in Europe (or if you're in a position to start your travel in Europe), there's a way to get some great value out this sale — as long as you're able to book before 22 March 2016 (when the AAdvantage award charts change).

Because American has a zone - based award chart (as opposed to a mileage based award chart like that used by British Airways) it doesn't matter where in the US you start from or which European country you're going to — the cost is the same.

American announced the award chart changes last fall, but many AAdvantage members might have overlooked them since the bigger part of that announcement concerned the program's coming transformation from a mileage - based to a spending - based earning system starting later this year.

Once you've located the right award charts you can start trying to find the sweet spots.

Once you start playing around with the map and looking at the British Airways Award Chart, you'll be able to know exactly what the mileage requirements will be for different trips.

With British Airways, which operates a distance - based award chart, flights to Montreal can start as low as 9,000 miles roundtrip, depending on where you are based.

I'll go through each one of them here, but let's start with the award chart (click to enlarge):

The meatier the flight, the higher the starting price under the new award chart.

To see just how far the bonus can take you and start planning your next trip, check out United's interactive award chart.

Study the United award chart, pick where you are and where you want to go, and start collecting UR miles for that trip.

BA's award chart for travel around the United States starts at 7,500 Avios points per flight, but if you want to hop around Europe, Australia or some other international regions, you can book nonstop award flights on British Airways and its partners from just 4,000 - 4,500 Avios plus about $ 28 in taxes and fees.

Since Singapore Airlines adjusted their award chart a week ago, they have started to open up saver award space for travel in their new first class.

When we take into account the Life Miles Star Alliance Award Chart, we can start putting some cost to the fare:

British Airways has a distance based award chart which is extremely lucrative for shorthaul travel, as awards outside North America start at just 4,500 Avios one - way.

Moving on to the more expensive «Jump» zone of the award chart, a nonstop flight from Chicago (ORD) to LAX is 1,744 miles, meaning award tickets start at 10,000 miles.

Those of you sitting on several hundred thousand AAdvantage miles may want to start redeeming them, before the award chart devaluation goes into effect, as it's not pretty.

In the past I've transferred to Aeroplan, but since they devalued their award chart and started imposing surcharges on most partner flights, I probably won't be transferring to them again, especially when those flights can be booked more cheaply with United miles earned from Ultimate Rewards.

Etihad has started removing the true gems of its award chart (like JFK to Brussels in business class for 36,620 miles round - trip), but there are still some good options out there.