Sentences with phrase «business cost twice»

Tickets in business cost twice the number of miles as a seat in economy.

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A more usual ratio is for premium economy to cost twice as much as economy, and for business to be double that again.

However, some of the ban's opponents, such as Restaurant Action Alliance NYC, and the National Federation of Independent Business, cite costs to their businesses of nearly twice as high if the ban were to go into effect.

Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns restated the UK government's view on its potential cost: «As the business secretary said last week, the Swansea proposal is more than twice as expensive as Hinkley nuclear power station, so we will continue discussions with the Welsh Government to look at the affordability of the case and do everything possible to make it a reality.

Better yet, since Business Class tickets always cost just twice the Avios of an Economy ticket, you can fly in Aer Lingus Business Class for a mere 25,000 Avios between Boston and Dublin!

Redemption of miles for economy class ticket usually yields less value than business class (in a lot of cases, business class ticket usually has three to four times cash value, but only costs twice amount of miles).

At the saver level, business class awards cost twice the price of economy awards on the same route, and first class awards cost three times as much.

So if an economy seat costs 4,500 Avios, then a premium economy seat is 6,750, which is 50 percent more; a business class seat is 9,000, which is twice as much as a seat in economy; and a first class seat is 18,000 Avios, which is twice as much as a seat in business.

Meanwhile cost - conscious travelers, and especially those who fly only once or twice a year, will be more reliant on their credit cards to earn anything close to enough miles for an international business or first class ticket.

In general, business class awards cost twice as many Avios as economy, and first class awards cost three times more.

Business Class costs twice the points of Economy, and First Class (on three - cabin flights) is three times the Economy points.

The WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra is one of the least - expensive two - bay NAS boxes you'll find, but it's still very fast; in fact, it was nearly as fast as the business - oriented Netgear ReadyNAS 212, which costs twice as much.

A CADD program costs twice as much and will give you zero business if you don't know how to use it.