Sentences with phrase «cash cost of your award flight»

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However, the United award chart shows that business class saver tickets only cost 60,000 each way, or 120,000 round - trip for the same exact flight, a quarter of how many miles or points you would have needed with cash back or a statement credit.

Some airlines like Southwest do not publish a fixed award chart; instead, the cost of an award flight fluctuates to match the cash sticker price of the paid fare equivalent.

It tells you how many cents you get for each mile you redeem by dividing the cash price of the airline ticket (minus taxes and fees charged for an award ticket) by the number of miles the award flight costs.

The reason is that Southwest has a revenue based system whereby the number of miles they charge for an award flight is directly related to how much the flight would cost in cash.

It tells you how many cents you get for each mile or point you redeem by dividing the cash price of the airline ticket by the number of miles or points the award flight costs.

Keep in mind, the award prices of Southwest flights are pegged to the cash ticket cost so it can vary based on the day you book.

It tells you how many cents you're getting for each mile or point you redeem by dividing the cash price of the airline ticket by the number of miles or points the award flight costs.

If you already have points with JetBlue or Southwest, or have a stockpile of Ultimate Rewards points on hand, using them toward an award flight can be a nice use, but the cash cost is low enough that it's not worth applying for a new card specifically for the purpose of paying for flights.

Large carriers such as American Airlines or United Airlines have a fixed price award system, where taking an award flight will cost the same amount no matter the cash value of the ticket.

The number of Avios needed to redeem awards will be directly linked to the cash cost of a fare on the flight you're looking to book.

Like JetBlue, the cost of Sun Country's award flights are tied to the current cash price of the ticket.

Compare the total cost of the award with the cash price for the same flights and you'll have a very good idea if buying miles will save you money.

What you earn is based on the cost of the flight, and the cost of an award ticket is tied to its cash price.

You are ready to book a flight and have confirmed award availability for your dates and the cash value of the ticket is more than the cost to buy miles / points.

The cost of their award tickets are based on the cash price of the flight instead of regions or distance.

Virgin America Elevate is a revenue - based program, so the cost for an award flight is directly tied to the cash price of the ticket.

You can book one - way award flights for half the cost of roundtrip tickets, pay for up to 60 percent of a ticket with cash and mix cabins on award itineraries.

It's possible to find round - trip awards for less than the standard price of 25,000 miles, even for flights that cost several hundred dollars when booked for cash.

Instead, the cost of award tickets are loosely based on the cash price of the ticket, so the price in points will vary by destination, the time and date of the flight, demand for seats, and the fare class.

Delta is slowly moving toward pricing award tickets to line up with the cash cost of the flight.

This is because the cost of an award flight is more or less tied to the cash price of the ticket.

2) If you don't have enough points for the roundtrip award flight you want, book a one - way flight with miles / points and pay for the return («Unlike years ago, when one - way cash tickets cost as much or more than a round trip, many destinations now offer one - way cash tickets for half the price of a round trip,» the company said).