Sentences with phrase «book partner awards such»

They have also started requiring significantly more miles to book partner awards such as Virgin Atlantic Upper Class which now costs 85,000 miles one - way to London.

Not exact matches

If you book an award flight with a partner airline such as American Airlines and do not include a flight operated by British Airways on your reservation, you'll be required to pay peak - level award prices.

That's because there are some fantastic ways to utilize these partners such as booking Singapore Airlines Suites (or first class), Delta One, and Etihad's award - winning first class known as The Apartment.

If you book awards on partners such as Brussels Airlines, Swiss Air, or United Airlines, these surcharges won't be a problem.

You can book airline awards on Turkish Airlines or Lufthansa via Star Alliance partners such as United, using 70,000 United miles each way in business class or 30,000 miles in economy.

Non-alliance partner awards can not be found on the Asia Miles website, so you'll need to look up award space elsewhere (such as the operating airline's website) and then call Asia Miles to book the ticket.

You can fly on Star Alliance partner Austrian by booking with a frequent - flyer program such as United MileagePlus from 60,000 miles per round trip or even by booking via Avianca LifeMiles, also for 60,000 miles per round trip, though without the $ 75 close - in award ticketing fee that United charges within 21 days of travel.

Delta SkyMiles can be used to book award flights on Delta, any of their SkyTeam partners, or individual airline partners such as Virgin Atlantic or Virgin Australia.

You can't fly any airline, but thanks to airline alliances, such as Oneworld, SkyTeam, and Star Alliance, you can book award flights on partner airlines.

The worst values with HawaiianMiles come when using those miles to book partners with disadvantageous award charts, such as ANA, American Airlines and Korean Air, which charge significantly more miles for the same routes than Hawaiian does.

There are basically three different ways to book award flights domestically: 1) revenue - based awards with Southwest, JetBlue, or Virgin America; 2) distance - based flights with British Airways Avios; or 3) traditional region - based award redemptions with domestic airlines, such as United, American, Delta, and Alaskan (or any other alliance partners).

For most long - haul premium cabin partner awards you are better off booking through other Star Alliance partners such as Aviana, ANA or Asiana.

Assembling such a trip is a major research undertaking to find all the necessary award availability on Singapore Airlines and its partners, and you have to call to book.

If your booking involves a connection on a partner of Japan Airlines (such as American Airlines), your booking will fall under their partner award chart, and you will need to call to complete the booking.

If you book an award flight with a partner airline such as American Airlines and do not include a flight operated by British Airways on your reservation, you'll be required to pay peak - level award prices.

The points you earn can be used to book award travel on Cathay Pacific and anyone of their oneworld partners such as Japan Airlines and American Airlines.

And that's to book British Airways awards (or their partners like American Airlines) using a different carrier, such as Iberia, a Spanish airline.

The Asiana website does not bring in partners flights on award searches, so you need to find availability on another Star Alliance partner's website such as United, and then call to book.

American is part of the OneWorld Alliance which allows you to use your miles to book award flights to Singapore on partners such as JAL, Cathay Pacific, and Malaysia Airlines.

If you want to book your award ticket online, that can be done for Miles & More airlines such as the ones I just now listed, but when booking with non Miles & More partners, such as other Star Alliance partners, you must call in.

Book European awards using British Airways miles — you'll be hit with massive surcharges on BA flights, which all go through London and are heavily taxed; even on partners such as American there will be high fees

Considering the fact that United does not pass on carrier imposed fuel surcharges for award tickets even on partners, some people prefer to book partners such as Lufthansa with United miles to avoid these charges, even though 70,000 miles is higher than other programs would charge for that flight in business class.

Such an increase would lower the number of awards booked by partners, solving or, at least, ameliorating the problem.