Sentences with phrase «award seat available so»

On the return, there was only one first award seat available so I locked that in and my partner is in business.

Not exact matches

It will be clearly listed so you can make sure an award seat is actually available.

Since the cancellation happened so close to my departure, no award seats were available and so I was stuck on United.

So the results of a recent study by consulting firm IdeaWorks, which ranks airlines by award availability should come as no surprise — it shows that Delta ranked last (23rd out of 23) with the fewest low - level award seats available based on the nearly 7,000 queries it conducted.

One thing to keep in mind is that ANA won't always show you the partners available for booking, so you sometimes you'll need to search United and Aeroplan for flights to Bangkok and then call up ANA to locate the partner award seats.

It will be clearly listed so you can make sure an award seat is actually available.

The bigger aircraft will have more DeltaOne seats available (possibly good for award travel) and the exit rows are in completely different places on both aircraft so check your seat assignments if you already have a flight booked.

It's important to remember that award seats won't always be available so don't get too frustrated when your desired flight doesn't have award space.

But the annoying thing is that when I go to book an award ticket, the flight that I want to take does not have any award seats available, so I can't use the miles.

Refundable awards truly are «last seat available» so you can always book them but will pay the most.

While a route serviced by an A350 should be an aircraft where premium award seats can be made available, it's likely that availability for business class seats will be scarce so I wouldn't rely on booking these seats with partners like United.

Most people will want to pick a nonstop flight and only the Asiana flight has an award seat available in Business Class, so I'm going to pick that one (it's 60,000 miles for the one - way plus $ 77.50 in taxes).

The changes were supposed to happen in March, so I decided to load up united.com (which is hugely improved since they use the robust continental.com award engine) and checked my ideal date to leave for Singapore and lo and behold, there were seats available.

So since Alaska lets you redeem for JAL premium economy, you shouldn't have any trouble finding those seats when first & business class awards aren't available.

so the availability on Expert Flyer doesn't mean that there is award seat available too....

There's still a number of days with 2, 4 or more first class award seats available, so book them while you can!

So, when you see an AAnytime award, AA is basically saying «we have no award seats available but we will still give it to you if you're willing to pay a ridiculous amount of miles».

So you're not choosing from award seating on Delta, you're just finding the best deal available on any airline that can take you where you want to go.