Sentences with phrase «cents per mile does»

If my cash budget doesn't allow me to buy the flights I want then cents per mile doesn't matter since what I am willing to pay is effectively $ 0 (or just the minimal taxes and charges for the award ticket).

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On average, it takes children 90 seconds longer to run a mile than their counterparts did 30 years ago and heart - related fitness has also declined by five per cent each decade since 1975, for children aged 9 - 17.

The petrol Start model is likely to do best with a 45 per cent residual value over three - years / 36, 000 miles.

If you don't want to calculate the value per mile, you can deduct a standard rate of 14 cents per mile.

I value most airline miles, Chase Ultimate Rewards & American Express Membership Rewards points at around 1 cent, so I don't mind paying 0.79 cents per mile or point.

I du n no J.D. Your $ 1867 cost is assuming 12.7 cents per mile for your INSANE 15,000 mile per year commuting habit.

JetBlue miles don't have a fixed value, but according to our calculations they have an average value of 1.2 cents per point.

If a customer doesn't earn all of the miles back through spending, they will be required to purchase the remaining miles at a price of 2.5 cents per mile.

JetBlue miles don't have a fixed value, but according to our calculations they have an average value of 1.2 cents per point.

Hawaiian does the same; however, the cents - per - mile value of their chart is significantly below JetBlues own, to the tune of a loss of 0.5 - 0.7 cents per mile.

Transfers to the other major domestic airlines give you a 1.25 cents per point value so don't transfer to United, because if you do you will be bummed when you realize those Starpoints don't cover the United miles needed.

When I do it that way, I get 2.3 cents per mile for my redemption.

I'll be doing a travel report similar to my Colombia Travel Report Series after the trip, and next I'll be writing about how we got the rest of our South America flights to Buenos Aires, El Calafate, and Bariloche for just $ 90 in fees and achieved another unbelievable cents - per - mile value using Delta Skymiles.

The math on last month's promotion meant that United was effectively selling miles at a cost of 2.15 cents per mile and, if I though that was bad (which I did!)

All said and done you can buy 50,000 Choice Privileges points for $ 385 and exchange those for 32,500 United MileagePlus miles, and a final cost of 1.18 cents per mile.

I try to pay 4 to 5 cents per mile on most flights, but those $ 500 + tickets to visit family do not give me much choice.

To reiterate, the 2 cents per mile redemption is the final calculation because 20,000 points doesn't get you a $ 400 ticket.

United Airlines: Not only do you have to pay a steep 1.5 cents per mile, but United also charges a $ 30 fee per transaction.

Lets say you do this, and effectively buy miles at a 125 % bonus, you'd be paying ~ 1.47 cents per miles (based on One Mile at a Time's calculations).

But those who aren't flexible, plan ahead, and don't fly to expensive destinations will generally find better value in cash for travel options, which avoid airline prices which can result in 1 cent or less per mile in value.

To contrast, let's say you're using a Gold Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express and you're getting 1 mile per $ 1 on all purchases except Delta ones (2X per $ 1), and you redeem those miles at a rate of 1 cent per mile with Delta's Pay With Miles feature, you have to think, «Why would I do that when I could be getting more than double in value from those Arrival miles?»

It's pretty much the only way we book business travel and my employees love it because instead of using award tickets where they don't earn miles, they can earn miles and I'm getting 2 cents per point in value back when I redeem.

I do use the cents per mile concept to see roughly the value I am getting but it doesn't weigh too heavily on my decision.

Again, that doesn't mean I'd buy an American AAdvantage mile at 2 cents each, because via BankDirect I can earn AAdvantage Miles for Half a Cent per Mile.

I don't suspect these redemption options will offer remotely decent value (of more than 1 cent per mile), but we will have to wait and see because no details were given.

Not only do you have a huge variety of destinations to choose from, but the value of AAdvantage miles is high — we value them at 2 cents per point.

According to the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre in Colorado, Arctic summer sea ice has increased by 409,000 square miles, or 26 per cent, since 2007 — and even the most committed global warming activists do not dispute this.»

Researchers found states that had increased their speed limits to 75 mph (120 km / h) experienced a shocking 38 per cent increase in deaths per million vehicle miles than expected, compared to deaths in those states that did not change their speed limits.

If you don't, they'll be charged to your account at a rate of 2.5 cents per mile.