Sentences with phrase «award seat availability went»

The top five spots for overall award seat availability went to: airberlin and Southwest with 100 percent; Virgin Australia with 96.4 percent; Air Canada with 90.7 percent; Singapore with 90 percent; and JetBlue and Lufthansa tied for fifth place with 87.1 percent.

Not exact matches

Often, people sign up for a credit card and its accompanying airline rewards program, but when they go to redeem the miles, they become disappointed in the availability of award seats.

Or you could get a United first - class award seat, which is going to cost you 160,000 miles per roundtrip but has better availability.

Secondly, this sees a significant decrease in the number of Business Class seats available on the route and that's not going to be good for upgrades or the already pathetic award availability.

While this is true to some extent, award seat availability — which we go over in the next section — is severely limited on certain dates throughout the year.

Sometimes, when you try to change one direction of a round trip, you have to release your seat on the direction you aren't changing, which incurs risk that said seat / award availability may in fact either get scooped up or not go back into inventory in time for you to scoop it back up.

Example: Dan writes «Check availability at least daily (if not more often) as award seats can come and go quickly.»

Availability is unfortunately always going to be an issue with award seats — that's the constraint in the system I try to preach flexibility above all else, so you usually can come by the Saver Level seats needed to book the 35k Singapore miles on United flights.

Check availability at least daily (if not more often) as award seats can come and go quickly.

I agree with your analysis in general, but I find that availability for award seats tend to lean more to flights going to HKG rather than leaving out of HKG.