Sentences with phrase «award flights cost only»

Flights within Sri Lanka, where the airline holds a monopoly, can get quite expensive, but award flights cost only 5,000 miles roundtrip.

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However, the United award chart shows that business class saver tickets only cost 60,000 each way, or 120,000 round - trip for the same exact flight, a quarter of how many miles or points you would have needed with cash back or a statement credit.
If I can make as controversial a claim as is supported by the evidence, even the American Express Delta Platinum credit card, with its $ 195 annual fee and companion ticket awarded on each account anniversary, only makes sense (compared to redeeming Arrival + miles) if you can consistently redeem the companion ticket for flights costing more than $ 672 — the value of the Arrival + miles you could manufacture with the same $ 195 in disposable income — or if you can use the Medallion Qualifying Miles earned with the card to achieve Platinum or Diamond Medallion status.
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.
A first class flight on Qantas will cost only 70,000 Alaska miles, but it is extremely rare to find the necessary award space.
ANA does not offer an easy award chart to view the cost of itineraries with only ANA - operated flights.
Yet, a longer flight between Dallas and Hong Kong, which falls into the multicarrier award Zone 6 (7,501 to 9,000 miles), costs only 85,000 miles in business class.
The taxes on your roundtrip award flight using Avios on Aer Lingus to Dublin will only be around $ 150, while flights routed from Heathrow cost nearly twice as much in fees.
The result is quite spectacular — if you book a Delta award ticket with Delta miles, it'll cost you 80,000 miles for a round - trip flight, but if you book the same flight with Flying Blue miles, that's only 50,000 miles.
New MileSAAver awards for flights of 500 miles or less will now cost only 7,500 miles in economy class or 15,000 miles in first class.
Upgrade rates are no longer included in the Hawaiian Airlines award chart, but cost roughly 25,000 miles for flights when First Class Saver awards are available and 50,000 when only Flex awards remain.
If you need to fly up to 700 miles one - way, a domestic award flight only costs 10,000 miles.
Award costs and earnings on Delta had long been out of step with earnings and award costs for flights taken on Virgin Atlantic so it was only a matter of time before Virgin put through the changes needed to align the two — that's what last week's announcement was all aAward costs and earnings on Delta had long been out of step with earnings and award costs for flights taken on Virgin Atlantic so it was only a matter of time before Virgin put through the changes needed to align the two — that's what last week's announcement was all aaward costs for flights taken on Virgin Atlantic so it was only a matter of time before Virgin put through the changes needed to align the two — that's what last week's announcement was all about.
The roundtrip flight will cost you 85,000 miles, but only if you can find award availability.
A round - trip award flight to South America on American through Alaska's Mileage Plan cost only 40,000 miles, but that same flight booked through American Airlines AAdvantage program costs 60,000 miles.
From Seattle, a round - trip flight to Portland is only 9,000 points (4,500 each way) and brings the total cost of a Hawaii award to 34,000 points.
Using Miles & More miles for a one - way award flight from mainland US to Central American or the Caribbean only costs 17,000 miles one - way and no fuel surcharges.
This means that an award flight within US booked as a round trip will cost 25,000 miles, but when you book two one - way awards you can fly the same round trip for only 24,000 miles.
Aside from a few short - haul economy flights we paid for out of pocket, the only costs we encountered were taxes and fees on our award tickets — all of which cost less than an economy fare would have on any of the flights.
However, they have explicitly stated that flights between select markets will only cost 10K miles each way for the lowest level economy awards.
The only information Delta has given is that there will be 5 tiers of award availability, and that one - way flights will be allowed at half the cost of round - trips.
The best deal available is the ability to snag a round trip flight to Europe for only 25,000 miles in economy — that's the same number of miles it generally costs for a round trip flight within the U.S. Business class awards can be a good deal, but taxes are considerably higher especially for flights departing out of Europe.
For example, award flights between NYC and Fort Lauderdale or Houston and New Orleans only cost 5,000 miles roundtrip.
Elimination of 15 % online booking discount: The online booking discount of 15 % for all SQ reward flights booked through their web site made award trips great value — I was able to book my First Class flight from Manila to Europe for only 72,250 miles one - way — using United MileagePlus miles for the same trip would have cost 115,000 miles!
An award ticket on United between the U.S. and the Middle East costs 85,000 miles, but the flight between the U.S. and Japan costs only 70,000 miles.
Best Miles / Points Redemption: American Airlines flies discounted award flights to Europe from October 15 - May 15, meaning a round - trip costs only 40,000 AA miles per person.
Adding stopovers doesn't increase the cost of an award because the program only looks at the number of flights and the distance traveled, not how long you spend at each connecting point.
My guess is that American may be raising the minimum cost of an award flight to British Airways, hence the price increase for zone 1 short - haul flights in the US market only.
For example, an award flight from Dallas to Cancun is only 7,500 Avios points, while the same flight will cost 12,500 American Airlines miles.
Another sweet spot is an Economy award redemption from London to the USA East Coast (New York, Washington, Baltimore, and Boston) which only costs 26,000 Avios for the round trip in off - peak periods (but these flights come with heavy taxes making them not so attractive after all).
British Airways determines how many Avios an award flight will cost based on two factors: the distance of your flight — multiple - segment itineraries are still priced per segment then added together — and if you have only a single carrier or multiple Oneworld carriers on your ticket.
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