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Fly premium economy with Qantas, Jetstar, and American Airlines (or World Traveller Plus with British Airways) to receive a cabin bonus of 10 % more points.

Earn a higher cabin bonus of 25 % for flying business or first class with specific airlines.

Not exact matches

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It feels tiny on the road compared to the 599 (while still offering plenty of cabin room and a big boot, though) and that will be a huge bonus in the UK.

The available cabin electronics satisfy core features, with the added bonus of a connected search feature for the navigation system.

Class - of - service bonus miles and / or Premier Qualifying Credits, if any, will be credited according to the fare paid, not the cabin flown, and will not be credited on any upgrade.

In most cases, the miles you will earn on partner airlines is based on a percentage of base miles plus a cabin bonus if applicable.

9.5.1 A Cabin Class Bonus may apply for travel on an Eligible Flight in Premium Economy, Business or First class, Jetstar Business Max fares, and, in the case of British Airways, in World Traveller Plus for travel until 31 July 2015, as specified in the Airline Earning Tables.

People are signing up for the CSR to make the most of the 100,000 bonus and they almost certainly have plans to use them towards aspirational stays and premium cabin travel.

For me the most important part of this trip was the opportunity to review the Qatar Airways A320 Business Class cabin — getting to visit a South East Asian city that I've never visited before (and with an incredibly good Business Class fare) was a very nice added bonus.

Members of the British Airways Executive Club (i.e., anyone who collects Avios points) can earn up to 200,000 bonus points when they fly full - fare trans - Atlantic tickets in any cabin on American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia, or OpenSkies.

The number of bonus miles you can earn depends on what cabin you're booked into but the good news is that it appears that all fare classes will earn...

You could make an argument for putting a value on the bonus miles that AAdvantage Gold members receive and on the discount that they get on Main Cabin Extra seating but both depend on the travel patterns of the consumer.

I've shown the base mileage earning but, not only will American Airlines Elites earn more AAdvantage miles depending on their status, American is also offering bonus miles for premium cabin travel for a large part of 2016 (click to enlarge):

Bonus miles will be calculated and awarded based on the booking class bought and the number of trips taken in a specific cabin.

Members of the British Airways Executive Club (i.e., anyone who collects Avios points) can earn up to 200,000 bonus points when they fly full - fare trans - Atlantic tickets in any cabin on American... [Read more...] about Up to 200K Bonus Avios with Full - Fare AA / BA / IB Flbonus points when they fly full - fare trans - Atlantic tickets in any cabin on American... [Read more...] about Up to 200K Bonus Avios with Full - Fare AA / BA / IB FlBonus Avios with Full - Fare AA / BA / IB Flights

With Ft. Lauderdale's proximity to Miami and most other things South Florida offers this route is a nice bonus for Avios collectors — we suddenly have a lot more premium cabin space flying in / out of the Miami metropolitan area and that should be good for fares and award availability (hopefully!)

The number of bonus miles you can earn depends on what cabin you're booked into but the good news is that it appears that all fare classes will earn some sort of bonus.

Business Class flights on all the OneWorld and partner airlines earn redeemable miles at 100 % of miles flown + a 25 % cabin bonus

Having this lounge open to Priority Pass members is definitely a bonus for those not traveling in a premium cabin as it's one of the nicer Priority Pass lounges I've visited this year... it's certainly better than the likes of Aspire at Heathrow T5 and the Swissport lounge at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus.

Once again this is a fare that allows you to fly in some best Business Class cabins that Qatar Airways offers (the A350 and the 787) so that's an added bonus on top of the good Business Class fare.

But United will also give you up to 3,000 bonus miles on longer segments (3,000 + miles) in premium cabins, or fewer miles on shorter segments / economy class, up to a maximum of 50,000 bonus miles.

The addition of the new Premium Economy Class cabin is definitely going to be a bonus for travelers as it will offer a more affordable escape from Economy Class (more affordable than Business Class).

Eligible Participants who book their journey on a Qualifying Flight within the Promotional Period AND complete travel within the Travel Period, will qualify for a double avios bonus based on cabin of travel and Executive Club Tier status.

On the high end, airline flight / bonus promos, which include offers for flight, cabin class and mile - buying bonuses, were worth an average of about 25,000 miles each.

The most valuable category of airline flight / bonus promos includes all airline promotions that don't have a third party, like bonuses for buying or gifting miles, flying in premium cabins and booking tickets on certain routes.

Starpoints carry around a 1.8 - 4.3 cents per Starpoint value when used for airlines (the higher value is on upper - class cabins) and receive a 25 percent bonus when transferred in increments of 20,000.

It should be noted, that one of the outcomes of moving to the system, is that the old cabin bonus is now gone, as it effectively embedded into the table.

If you are a user of the British Airways «World Traveller Plus» premium economy cabin, and credit to Qantas, come August 1, the current 10 % cabin bonus will be going away.

The latest salvo in the battle for front - cabin travelers comes from American, which unveiled a bonus promotion for 2015 that rewards extra miles — in some cases a lot of extra miles — to AAdvantage members who buy pricey premium seats.

Currently, members earn 150 % of the miles flown (before elite bonuses) with tickets booked in a premium cabin.

Class - of - service bonus miles and / or Premier Qualifying Credits, if any, will be credited according to the fare paid, not the cabin flown, and will not be credited on any upgrade.

Most of us book our premium cabin seats with frequent flyer miles earned via credit card sign - up bonuses or

Earning miles will continue to be based on the distance you fly and earning a bonus on your choice of cabin.

Gold members will also enjoy a 60 % bonus and Silver members a 30 % bonus on flown miles stacked on top of the cabin bonus.

Class - of - service bonus miles, if any, will be credited according to the fare paid, not the cabin flown (i.e., members do not earn bonus miles when using complimentary First Class Upgrades or mileage award upgrades).

Matching a similar move by American Airlines, United has come out with its own offer of bonus miles for MileagePlus members who buy tickets in premium cabins.