Sentences with phrase «class award seats»

Despite that, there wasn't a single saver level first class award seat on either flight.

There are a lot of business class award seats available on this route for 2016, even during the hottest travel times.

This is more than many airlines charge for a business class award seat on the same route.

However, even just days before departure, you can sometimes find 3 first class award seats available for booking.

During the recession they would consistently release two first class award seats per flight.

The airline releases more business class award seats at the saver redemption level than economy seats.

The award chart is somewhat competitive, and some premium class award seats are made available to members while only being released two weeks in advance to partners.

And depending on how you like to use your miles and points, you can get terrific deals booking Business and First Class award seats worth thousands of dollars.

Feeling pretty good about my guess, I confirmed that there were economy class award seats available.

Availability is still very good, though typically there are two first and two to four business class award seats per flight.

There's still a number of days with 2, 4 or more first class award seats available, so book them while you can!

It's not unusual to see a couple of first and business class award seats available on that flight.

I can find 3 Business Class Award seats in both directions on all three new routes with relative ease:

Premium class award seats on Asiana flights and some Star Alliance partner flights are notably cheaper when bought with Asiana miles rather than United MileagePlus miles.

Many have complained about the lack of business class award seats open on Finnair, so the offerings in J class may not be as solid as I first imagined.

Out of curiosity, I just priced the business class award seat between India and Dubai, and shocked to find that it is 70k miles for one way.

It's not an easy route to find biz class award seats.

The problem Cathay Pacific is experiencing is high demand for its first class award seats from those with AAdvantage miles, with these seats often booked soon after the award calendar opens, leaving no award availability for its own Asia Miles frequent flyer members who may seek to book just a few months before the date of departure.

Domestic business awards are double the price of economy, so you could get one business class award seat for 50,000 United miles.

If you're willing to use Avios points (see below) you could even score 3 first class award seats Hong Kong to Boston after New Year's:

For example, I found a lot of business class award seats with Asiana but the totals fees for one roundtrip ticket were $ 688.

Etihad also presents a wealth of opportunities, including Etihad's own first class redemptions, redemptions on American at the old, pre-devaluation levels, as well as the cheapest transatlantic business class award seat redemption in the world.

A business class award seat cost 72,250 miles and 68,000 miles from New York and L.A. respectively, so the difference is not that big.

However, I lucked out and was able to book two business - class award seats using United Airlines MileagePlus miles.

If you are scrambling to lock in awards at old rates, you might be having trouble finding Etihad business / first class award seats even though Etihad shows availability.

Availability: Typically Singapore only releases 1 suites class award seat in advance, although occasionally you'll see 2 award seats available close to the date of departure.

If you're flexible with dates and can stomach possibly getting your second first class award seat just in the week prior to when you fly, I'd recommend American miles, which you can earn cheaply with Citi AAdvantage credit card signup bonuses and / or BankDirect.

Unfortunately, if you're looking to fly Air France First Class, you have no choice but to book these high rates through the Flying Blue program (since Air France makes First Class award seats only available to Flying Blue elite members).

It has two Business Class award seats most days from now through the middle of August.

Even then, I'm not seeing much more than seven / eight - ish days out of the month with a First Class award seat through January 2018.

On the United website I found business class award seats at 130,000 miles available for my round - trip to Dublin.

Premium class award seats can be difficult to find on many airlines, particularly those offering exceptional services like Asiana's First Suite Class.

Saudia often has 7 or more business class award seats open on a single flight, and availability like that seems to be the norm for most of their long haul flights.

AAdvantage miles offer the cheapest rates for economy and premium class award seats to Tasmania.

They'll often release two business class award seats between Atlanta and Amsterdam (they don't have first class), though rarely do they release space as liberally as Air France.

The rest of my ticket was on Delta (Yes, I actually found a DL Biz Class award seat to SYD).

Here's a sample date where there are plenty of first - class award seats from Hong Kong - Seoul - New York:

Let's assume you need two business class award seats for a flight between Los Angeles and Paris — the most popular European travel destination.

Typically Cathay Pacific, for example, releases only ONE First Class award seat per flight until a few days before the flight.

Since first class award seats on Qantas between the U.S. and Australia are extremely hard to find, you may want to take advantage of this to snag one.

The first leg was in United economy as there was no domestic First Class award seat available (I monitored award space but it never opened up — more on that in the Anatomy of an Award post).

In 2016 and 2017, Qantas seemed to release a chunk of business class award seats at once for departure dates 9 months away.

Don't get bummed if you can't get a business class award seat to your final destination there.

While many airlines greatly restrict the number of business class award seats they make available on any given flight, we have seen pretty good availability recently on EVA Air.

In 2016 and 2017, Qantas seemed to release a chunk of first class award seats all at once for dates 9 months away.

The key thing to note is that sometimes all of the economy saver awards sell out before all of the business saver awards do — and the price of the economy award tickets are then actually higher than a business class award seat on the same flight.

You're probably wondering why we haven't included Qantas as one of the best options for booking their own first class award seats.

A first class award seat on Qantas isn't easy to find, but we'll show you how to give yourself the best chance and what to expect on this amazing flight.